Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-12-16
THIRTY THOUSAND PERSONS

THIRTY THOUSAND PERSONS
A NNUALLY fall victims 20 consumption in the
n Uniied States. The cause of the evil is gen.
orally overlooked, A short dry cough, or neglec-
ted cold, is the precursor. These are deemed un.
important, Pain in the side, hectic fever, and
night swesis ielIsw, and death ends the scene
~ .REGEDy FOR THE EvILf
Here il is. The exper enee OF more than 20 years
in pin ate practice has approval it's efficacy, and
since itc Introduction TO public notice, athou Oh 1t
has now been offered but few noaths its sale
has been Unprecedented, and Its success beyond
question, great--so much so that it it declared to
be the greatest remedy in the world.
ASTHMA,
too, that fearful and distressing malady, which
renders lie burthensome during its eontinaanne,
is ss bdued without difficulty by this great remedy
and the sufferer is eaabled by Its used to obtain
ruiet repose; the shorlness OF breath is overcome
The cough is allayed, and hoalth and vigor take
the place Of desponaeney and suffering DIR. Fol-
gers
oLOsAoNIAN,
Or kLL HEALiNG BALsAM,
is the remedy which has been so elinently sue
cessful In alternating and curing the above
plants; and it has been used by the first physi-
clans in the city, who declare it to be unrvalled
inasmuch as IL does not disturb the bowels in the
least by producing costlveness, while all other
remedies recomme nded for the above diseases in
variably shut up the bowels, thus rendered it nec-
essary to resort TO purgatlve medicine.
Read the following cases, which have been re-
heved and cured within a few weeks;-
DAVID HENDERSON, 90 Laight street, took
severe cold on the 4th day of July, and was
brought very low by distressing cough, which
resulted in frequent attacks of bleeding from the
lungs. Although he tried every thing in the
shape of remedies which could be found, yet he
was not benefited, aud by the month of October
,,7zsch reduced hV nj ht that ba
despaired of life. One bot lie of Folgers Olosao-
nian restored him to health.
GEORGE w BURNETT, of Newark, n j.
has suffered under The effects of severe cold for
more than year. He was reduced to the brink
Of the grave almost, by his cough and nj ght sweats
He commenced raising blood in the month of DC.
tober last. He commenced using the Olosaanan,
and by the middle OF November he was SO far re
stored that he left for Pittsburgh with every pros
pect OF recovering bis health
Mrs BRIL-. the wife of Robert Robert P. Bell,
of Morristowp, n j., was dreadly affection with
asthma for many years. Her physicians had des
paired ofTeleving her. Que bottle ofthe Oosao-
out ol her bed and dress herself, which she had
done before IN months, and she is now IN fair
way to be relieved
MIR Laban, SO Pike street was so bad with
asthma that'he had not slept in his bed for weeks,
when he commenced the use of this great remedy.
OF his complain more then FIVE months.
Mrs Mc{TANN, % Walker sweet, was also
cured OF severe asthma by the Oiosaonian, and
states that she never knewmedicine give so much
immediate and permanent relief
GEORGE w. HAYS, ofthis city, was given
up hy has physician IncuTnbie. His disease was
consumption and when he commenced using the
O.esaonlan was esoweak that he could not walk
without being assisted by friend, BY STREET at
tenton he waseo far restored In u few weeks as
to be able TO pursue his business.
JAMES A. CROMBIE, 12G Nassau street; J.
. ParseIls. NTenth street; G. Benson, 2l9
Bleec'gvr.street; JANIS Davis, 81 Greene atreet.:
and Mrs EGdlien, Morton st, have all nxpe-
ricnced the good effects of the Olosaonan in
couahs Of long standing and affections of tbs lungs,
ardsptonounce it. with one accord ito be the great
est reUTedr, and the most speedy and 'eHectual,
that they have ever known.
Reader are you.sufcrng from the above disease?
Try this remedy. You will not, perhaps, regret
it. Itmay arrest all those disegzeeable symptoms
WEIGH STRIKE such terror TO thu mind and prolong
5ohr DAYS.
For SAFE at 105 Nassau ST., one door above Ann
and AZ Mrs. Hays, 1919 Fulton ST., Brooklyn.
Also by Il. b. hiNsDAEE, No. /, Brick Block,
Southport. Com