Litchfield enquirer., 1846-09-24

3anst the consumplive tendencies ofthe climate
i! is inv liable. AS remedy for severe and OBJ.
stinate Coughs. Inflammation of the lungs, Group
Sc. it ia unrvoed. But the American Agent is
SO confident Of the merit Of this great Remedy,
in the worst forms of Consumption, that he pre-
| !ers % have it used by the
DYING INVALID!
| rather than by persons afflicted with some sim.
pie and less dangerous disorder OF the throat nd
lungs. This may seem strong language but il
is the result OF experience in thousand oil SEES
sustained by the most intehgento nd uumpcach
able testimony. We do not pronounce it an in
faillble remedy in al cases, but it is
THE MOST INNALLIRLE!
Remedy known to to the civilized world Ii is
the best preventive OF hereditary Consumption
1t is the best defender against the influences of
cIlmate--lt is The best remedy for inciment Con.
sumptIon-and II is the great and only remedy
or that fearful
SOFTENING OF THE LUNGS-INFLAM
NATION or THE MEM DRANE, AND
TUBERCULOSIS DECAY!
Which are the last effects of that awful scourge
and which are enormously supposed to be be.
You'd the reach Of medical aid The Agent or
Proprletors of other medicines, dare not claim
for their preparations a power like this. They
know that in no case have such dllects been pro
duced. The grand object and purpose of the
common remedies is simply to GIVE RELIEF
--NOT TO CURE. This is easily done, by any
,nell'gen, Physician or Drnggis,abut while dal
ces him further and farther
BEYOND THE REACH OF HOPE
Such is not the case with the Hungarian Bal
sam. 1t is always salutary in its etlrcrs-ncvcr
lnlur ons. 1t is not an Opiate-it is not Tonic
it is MT mere E&pectorant. tits not intend
ed to Iull the invalid into n fatal security. LISA
great remedy-a grand healing and curative
compound, the great and only remedy which
medlca science and skill has yet produced for
he treatment OF this hitherto unconqucred NAL
ady. 1t is in fact, the
BEST REMEDY IN THE WORLD!
And no person, afflicted with this dread MA
DISEASE, will be Just to himsefand
his friend if he go down to tho grave withou,
testing its virtues. single bottle in most cases,
will produce u favorable change in the condition
OF ANY PATIENT, HOWEVER Low though
there are cases, we admit, beyond its power to
cure.
The American Agent fthe Great English Re
medy, having full confidence in its evlraordina
ry ethcacyln the worst tolms OF Pulmonary dis
ease, boldly solicits Tor trea Uncut, not the com
mon and ordinary cases Of simple Colds or In.
ilammat'on, but what are considered the mos,
APPALLING CASES OF
CONFIRMED dna Mc0r0bic TuJeyculous Dis
ease!
1fthere is remedy in the world, il is TO be
found IN DR.. BucHAN'S HUNGARIAN BAlshM. II
has cured alter a other systems, medicines, and
methods oftroament have failed It's found to
be superior to all rhe eflectsof Medicated Baths
Inhalation, change of climate, or any of the
experimental that weallh and ingenuity
have ever attempted. 1t stands alone and unrI.
vailed, as the GREATEST AND BEST OF ALL RENE.
DIES.
The obstacles which even the well-founded
incredibly of mankind has opposed to the sue.
cess Of the Hungarian Balsam, are now fast dis
appearing, as its triumph becomes more widely
spread over the land ; and it is rapidly rea ching
The enviablC position ola
STANDARD MEDICINE,
which may be found in all respectable Medicin1
Stores and Apoihecary Shops III the counry--i.
commended by physicians, where their ow"
treatment tails--and kept in numerous respecta
Die families. as preventive medicine. 10 be used
DESTROYER.
Sold by Mcdonald & Smith, Sole Agents for
p on.tsu h'ngdom, at the Italian Warehouse,
S.egehf street, London,in Bottlesand Gases, for
* Special AgpOi"'ment-DAvID r. BRAD
Lee boston, Mass, Sole Agent for the United
o'a'es ana brl!ish american Provinces.
'9ns tor he restoration of Health. '"''
Pamphlets, containing n mass of EnoI;sb o,1
American certificates and other evidence show'
ing the unequalled merits of this Great Enolisb
None genuine, without the written son,I E,nn .,
the American Agent, on gold and bronze l,hoi
to counterfeit which is forgery. '"0e'
J. s. HOUGHTON, 1870 Washington Stree,
Boston, General Agent for the New.Eneleni
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s. Buel; Hartford. F. |
W. Bull, w. II. Allyn; Danbury, S. SeIIccL |
Bethel Judd q Barnum; Newtown, Jas. Brad
'eyi waterbury, Jas. Leavenworth; and by ira |
deTs generally.
r j SMITH has received feu b,rro1. =,