Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-01
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THEGREATENGLlsH REMEDY FOR
Colds, Coughs, Asthma, and
Consumption.

The tiRtA i T. NJ IiNH NtNfb1 tNh
Colds, Coughs, Asthma, and
Consumption
DUCHAN'S HUNGARIAN BALSAM,
ID ihr Great Enslsh Remedy for fec'oral
and Pulmonary diseases, still STANDS un'i'
vailed and unsurpassed a. the most elegant
agreeable and sil-ctual curative OF these TOT
ridable complsin,s, now known 10 the civ
lived world Three years Of trial IN The
United Sis,rs, during which time u has been
disiubulcd from Maine to Florida, has only
served 10 establish its pre-emincut merit IN
all paris OF the county, a. the CHrartsT a
ONLY RELIABLE REMEDY ~ the worst
cases OF Pulmonary disease and he best
and most agreeable curative Of oil the slight
forms Of colds. coughs and inf animation, that
can possibly lie used,
SrirriNa or DLoon This frightful symp-
tom Of approaching consumption, N speed
ly cine, kcd and prevented bv the use OF ilu-
chNn's Hungarian Balsam, which heels tho
affected membrane, removes the incipiehi
] tubercles, and restores those vital organs,
/ the lungs, 10 a sound snd healthy condition.
! Splitting OF blood always arises from ten
dency to Tubetculous disease and II not
checked Of the outset, will sooner or later
determine Va death A person who raises
blood once, will raise blood again, unless q
proper curative is Immediately employed
| PAIN m TITS r.--This distressing symp.
tom OF consumption arises IRON inflammation
OF the lungs, or the membrane called tho
Pleura, OF from bronchial affection Of tho
air-passages. In either case 1t is avery
dangerous indication of disease. ltprevcbts
foil and free breathing, and wears away tho
natural strength OF the system. The cause
. OF this symptom should be removed at once
and nothing can possibly affect that object
so speedily md happily as the Great English
Remedy, discovered by DR.. Buchan, which
Is entirely vegetable IN its ingredients, aud
perfectly harmless In all It's qualities
EtPtCToRATIoS.--Fie eXpoctoraiinn 10
the most important object to he attained in
all attempts 10 cure diseases OF the chest and
lungs The cough. which il so distressing
il simply the result Of desire TO expectotato
and as long as foul matter exists in tho
air passages, it will continue 10 irrilale tho
membrane and provoke a cough Coughing
is an atiomptto throw OF this matter, and eI-
pectorallon gives great relief Inability to
erpectorale Ia the Stages Of Consumption 10
the cause OF death.
The Hungarian Dalsam is a gteat eEpec-
torant 1t dissolyes the morbid and diseased
matter IN the air passage, changes II from
! thick glutlnous substance, TO thin, harm.
less fluid, aud throws it OIL with the greatest
possible ease and comfort TO the patient -
There is no better medicine IN the word, /
It's cNpecturant quality alone be considered.
SPAsMonIc AsrHMA.-Sl Simple or Spasmod-
ic Asthma. has no better remedy than tho
Hungarian Balsam. This painful and dGs-
tructlve affection which resists almost every
thing else, Yields to the all powerful innu-
ence OF this great remedy, as any other form
OF Pectoral disease.
CONSUMPTION has been graphically describ-
ran Balsam, toy It's cleasing, warming soft
enlnG and aulmaling power, produces not
thinking but expansion
Before lis delightful influence all cbills,
fever, night sweats, cOsiiveness, blueness oC
the nails, hot flushed skin, an uncertain
strength, emacialion and disappear
like the poisonous dews OF night before the
glorious morning sun, This is no deiusion
but demonsitablo fact, sustained by lncon-
teSublc proof, from all paris Of the country.
Br WISE To>nAy Delay in any case Of
consumiive tendency, is emphatlcnlly death
uudcr all ordinary treatment. The Hunga-
Ran Balsam is a great antldote, as we'll as
curative. II you have any symptoms above
described, be advised IN time. Sold in large
bottles 9t only one dollar per bottle.
BY special sppoinlmenl- David f. Brad
lee, Boston, Mass, Sole Agent for the United
States and British American Provinces.
AGrNrs.- RutiaHd, Stoddard & Gookin,
kius + Nichols, P,HSford II .Simonds, Bran
dan V. Ross, and by dealers in medicine
throughout New England 39:ly