The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-11-14
GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

JOYFUL LNTELLIGENCEt-.4 Life
Sared after the Doctors could do no morei
Bath, Me Feb. "a, 1916. DR.. Bradlee-Sir
i take pleasure in giving you n statement of
the beneficial effects of Buchan's Hungarian
Balsam, on my daughter, who had been for a
number of years afflicted with u bad cough,
pain in the side, raising blood, and all those
pains and troubles which attend that insidious
disease, consumption. Iemployed several dis
tinguishcd physicians at great expense, who,
after numerous visits, and many experiments,
finally declared that they could do no more
was then advised by friend to try Buchan s
Hungarian Balsam did so, and the result
has been most astonishing. My daughter is
entirely cured, and is now attending to her ac-
customed duties. paid $500 for physicians
and medicine, without any sort of benefit, while
SO worth of Hungarian BHlsam has removed
the disease, restored the strength, and brought
on healthy action. JOHN YOUNG.
ASTONISHING CURES OF CONSUlLP-
TON! IicO cases pronounced beyond the reach
of medicatGid! Augusta Me. May 81, 1915
DR.. Bradlee-Sir-The Hungarian Balsam has
been of the most infinite service to me. have
been cured ofan affection of the lungs, which
was thought to be incurable by all my friends,
by the use of a few bottles. One of my chill
dren was also restored to health, after being
pronounced beyond the reach Of medical Gid /!
and this medicine is now my constant resort in
case of any difficulty in the throat and lungs.
Yours, truly FRANCIS J. WEEKS.
Belfast Me. June, 1S45. DIR Bradlce--Sir-
Mr. Clark of Palmyra, Me. a friend ofmine, was
taken sick about year ago with bad cough,
pain in the side, general debility, &c He con-
suited several doctors, who prescribed for him.
but was finally told he could not get trcH He
stopped taking medicine, but continued to grow
worse, until he was so weak he could scarcely
sit up. He saw anotice of the Hungarian Bal
sam, procured bottle, and continued to take
it according to the directions--and, strange to
say, in few months he was strong man. and
as he believes, permanently cured. Yours,
II. G. o. WASHBURN, Bookseller.
MORE CURES OF SEATED CO.NSU.NP-
TON! Important testimony Of Physicians and
Druggists Burlington, VI. Nov / 1S45. DR.
Bradlee-Sir The astonishing sale of Buchan's
Hungarian Balsam obliges us to order further
supply. Please send as before, n sufficiency
for six months. We can give you, if you desire
it, certificates from numerous individuals who
have not only been relieved from arthma, colds,
and coughs, but from those who have been br' t
up from firmly seated consumption! and literal
ly snntched from the gravel AS remedy for
such complaints, we confidently believe it has
never been surpassed. PECK & SPEAR.
Saco, Me. May %, 1915. DR. Bradlee-Dear
Sir-The Hungarian Balsam is, beyond all
question, most perfect and admirable prepar-
htioii ioi oISSasSS VI Iho lungs hdNe useu IL
in my family, and my professional practice for
more than two years, with the most uniform
and entire success, in cases of SepeTe puI1n0na-
~ disease, and | can conscientiously recon-
mend it to all who are afflicted as the most GER
tain remedy for such diseases with which am
acquitted Yours, F. T. STORER, M. d.
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don, Fuller T. Co.; Broonington, +. ID. Merrill:
Wells Rirer, T. Shedd; CraftsJury, W. /. Hast
inOs; DerbU Line T. c. ButIerI and de1Iers a.,
medicine generally in N. England, 476M