The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-12-05

UUNNUMPIIUN
CURED DAILY
BY DR.. HASTINGS
Compound Syrup of Naphtha'
THE MEDICAL FACULTY, as well as the pub
i lie, are struck with wonder at the numerous
cures made daily by this extraordinary medicine,
and it is now acknowledged by many Of our most
eminent physicians to be certain and speedy cure
for tubercular Consumption in its worst stages. 1t
has been recommended by that eminent Physician,
DR. Mott and is constantly used in the Marine Hos
pital at Savannah, Ga, by DIR. Arnold, the Senior
PHI, stefan of the Hospital. The London Lancet,
London Medical Journal. Braithwaite's Retro
spect and all other Of the London Me deal Jour
mails have spoken many times in praise of the sur
prising effects Of DIR. Hastings preparation. II
has been thoroughly tried not only in the Hospital
under the charge Of DIR. Hastings in London, but al
so by all the first physicians Of England, and all
have fully endorsed it as an unrivaled remedy IN
Consumption and all other diseases Of the Lungs
The following are a few Of the opinions expressed
bv the Medical Faculty Of England. DIR. William
son, of Manchester, thus writes
sUnder its influence / have seen the emaciated
being, on whose brow Death had seemed to have
set his seal, acquire invgoration and strength and
exchange his early mornings Of intense suffering and
distressing cough, for calm reposc which alone
companies sound health
DR.. Ware, Of Liverpool, says: 81 regard Has
ings' Syrup Of Naphtha as Of the first medical
discoveries of any age, and consider its agency in
curing Consumption established beyond all doubt
or question: DR. Boyd of Lancaster, Halls it as
the great consumptiye aniidote and cure and DR..
Hamilton, Of Bath, pronounces IT 'the only Known
remedy which NAV be relied on for removing Tu-
bercles from the Lungs, and preventing formation
Of Others
A single bottle will prove its efficacy. All the
proprietor asks she trial of bottle, the action Of
which will prove to the patient the vIitue oil this
medicine.
Coughs, colds, bronchitis, decline. asthma, night
sweats and splitting Of blood, cured in a surPri
sngly short space of time; the severest colds have
yielded to the treatment Of the Naphtla Syrup in
The short space Of 4S hours. James Western, of
Pontiac Mich, was attacked with splitting Of blood
and could obtain no relief until he tried Hastings
Naphtha, which stopped it in half an hour. 10 c.
numerate all the cures performed by this medicine,
would occupy volume The ACCOMPANYING have
been selected by the American Agent, from mass
of certificates and letters which have been received
by him.
NrAcK, RGckland Co. N. Y. Sept. s. 1913.
NJ AT. HARRIsoN-Sir: | write TO inform
you Of the effect your Syrup has had upon my wife.
She has been afflicted with the worst form Of Con-
sumption for two years, and had been given up by
two physicians, when | your advertisement Of
DIR. Hastings Compound Syrup Of Naphtha. Be-
ing favorably impressed with it, bought one bot
tle which had so beneficial effect that she Terse
severed in the fit. When she commenced Ia
king it, she was confined to her bed, but IS now
enabled TO be UP and attend TO her household duties,
and feel confident that the use Of few more bot
ties will entirely cure her. j would also add that
nv brother's child had been afflicted with bad
cough from its earliest infancy, and was induced
to try the effect Of the Naphtha Syrup upon her -
did So and the ule Of half bottle completely cur
ed her, You are liberty to this letter al your
JOHN C. PERRY.