The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-07-03
By THE QUEENS PATENT.
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF
BuCIian's Hungarian BalsGm Of
LIFE,
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMrpr ron

THE GREAT ENGLISH REMIDr ron
Colds, Coughs, Asihma, q Consumption.
vINHE uo,i celebrated and infoiHLh remedy fc,
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, or any form ci
Puiaonary Consumption, is the Ill NGARlAN [
BALSAM OF LIFE, discovered by DR., Buch
an of London, England, test, d for upwards OF
seven wears ~ Great Britain ard the Cuntin, nj
OF Europe, and introduced into the Unit d
States, under the immediate supeiintendance OF
the inventor.
The astonishing success Of the Hungarian
Balsam, IN the cure OF every form OF cCnshmp
tion, warrants the American agent in soliciting
for ,reatmcn MT the u0rsi possible cases that can be
found in the community that seek rehti
in vain from any of the common remedies Of the
day, aud have been given up by the most distin-
guished Physicians, ~ confirmed and incuroGh
The Hungarian Balsam has cured, and will
cure, the most desperate Of cases. II is not fuack
nosirum, but a standard English Medicine, OF
known and established efficacy.
Hear the Press.
From The Christian Obserrsr March 20, 1916
The public may place the utmost reliance up
on the statements respecting the hungarian BAL
/ sam, by DR.. Rradlee, the American agent, who
is an old and highly respectable citizen Of Dos
ton, a member oi the Christian Church, and 8
man who would not, for any consideration, give
his influence iii favor OF any sort Of dec, Iti' II OF
lmposture.
Frop the Boston Mdicai Record DR. Btadc,
the American agent, has eoLierI,d great bles
sing upon the country by the introduction Of This
great English medicine into the United States
and medical journals would materially ald thu
caus of true humanity, by iecoumehdn II Il
the particular attention Of the otllict,d.
From tie Mo EogiGnd 0peraiire.-Th'
Hungarian Balsam has done more to relieve th'
suiierings OF the operatives employed IN our cot
ton factories, who are affected with weak lungs
than all the doctors IL the county.
From lie homD>uni0n.-ii any thing coul'
reconcile US Ia u d,IatluIt iI'n Ihoml snnlal
principles. in the tItatnen Of desease, II wou
he the extraordinary reputation oi a medlcin
like tie Hungarian Basam, which we beiie'
both from careful analysis, md the statement d
the inventor, to be purely vegetable compound
The effect of this medicine IN casts ol consunI
lion, IL sometimes Truly astonishing.
To the COnSumptire.
Every family in the United States should b
supplied with Buchan's Hungarian Balsam q
Lite, not only to counleIaUt the consumpnv
/, ndrntirs oi the climate, hut to he usedas Pre-
ventiye mcdicin, IL ali cases of Colds, Cought
]
Irritation and Soreness Of the Lungs, Bronchili
Difficulty of breathing, Hectic Fever, Nigt
Sweats, Emacaon aud general Debility, Ash
ma, Iniuenza, Hopping Cough, and Group.
la case Of actual desease II the lungs, OF seate
consumption, II Is the only SoDct n hoDs.
Sold hy McD, n,ld q Smith, sole agents f.
the United Kingdom, at the Italian warehous
Regent street. London, in bottles and cases, f
ships, hospitals, &c.
BIZ special eppOinimenL-DAvIp BRApLE
ll9 Court street, Boston, Mass, sole agent f
the United States and British Amsrlcon Pr
vinces.
7 American price, 81 per bottol with full dire
0 tons for the restoration oiheatih.
Pamphlets, containing mass Of English ar
American certificates and o,har evidence, shoN
u ing the unequalIej merits of this great Engli'
II remedy, may be oblaiJed from the agent, gratis
None genuine without the written signaiu
! ofthe Ameican agent, on gold and bronze lab'
to counterfeit which. IS forgery.
y AGENrS.-S. TousEY, New York, gener
o agent for New York, and the western states.
WALKER & HIcKLING, agents, Ottawa, |
. $. G. SNI1H, Peru,
{ Oct.3, 1915. ly.-l5.