Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-21

THE GREATEN6LIsH REMEDY roB
Colds, Coughs, Asthma, and
Consumption
DUClIAN'S HUNGARIAN BAISAN
ND the Great English Remedy Tor Pe,tor.l
and PulmonsI, diseases, Mtl stands unr.
vailed aud unsurpassed a. The most elepApi,
agreeable and eileciual curative OF these iot.
midable complains. now known TO The civ
iiscd void. Three years Of uisl IN the
United States, during which time IL has bees
distributed from Maine To Florida, has only
served to establish its pre.eminent merit IN
all parts OF The country, 40 the CsrkTrsT a
ONLY RELIABLE REMEDY IN the woni
cases nt Pulmonary disease and The beat
and most agreeable curative OF Al; the Sigh,
luims OF colds ,couehs and infl ANIMATION, that
can possibly be used,
SPLITTING or BLooD.--This friah,ful symp.
ton ui approaching consumption, is speedi.
ly checked and prevented by the use Of Blu
chan's Hungarian Bslsam, which heels the
affected membrane, removes the incipien,
tubercles, and restores those vital organs,
the lungs, To a sound and healthy condition
Splitting of Blood always arises from q ten.
denCy to Tubetculous disease; and II not
checked, at the outset, will sooner or later
determine III death. A person who raises
blood once, will raise blood agsn, unless
proper curative is immediately employed.
PAS IN rHt Sfpe.--This distressing symp
tom OF consumption arises from inflammation
Of the lungs, or The membrane Gal lied the
Pleura, or from bronchial affection OF the
air-passages In either case IL 10 very
dangerous indication Of disease. prevents
full and free breathing, and wears away the
natural strength of the system. The cause
OF this symptom should he removed at once,
and nothing can possibly affect tina, object
so speedily and happily as the Great English
Remedy, discovered by DIR. Buchan, which
Is entirely vegetable in its ingredients, and
perfectly harmless in all It's qualities.
EXPrcToRArIoS.-Free expec,orstion 10
the most important object 10 be attained in
all attempts TO cure diseases OF the chest and
lungs The cough, which is so distressing
is simply the result OF desire to expectofals
and as long az foul matter exists ia tho
air passages, II will continue to irliisie the
membrane and provoke a cough Coughing
is an attempt to throw OF this matter, and eI-
pecioration gives great relief Inability to
expectorate in the sIages OF Consumption 10
the cause of death.
The Hungarian Balsam is a great expes-
torant. Ii dssolvos the morbid and diseased
matter in the air passage, changes IL from
thick glutlnous substance, to thin, harm.
less fluid, and throws i, off with the greatest
possible ease and comfort TO the patient 49,
There is no better medicine in the word, | (
It's expectorant quality alone be considered.
SPAsMopIc ASTHMA. Simple or Spasmod .
ic Asthma. has no better remedy than the
Hungarian Balsam. This painful and dss-
tructlve affection which reslsts almost every
thing else, yields to the all powerful infu-
ence Of This great remedy, as any other form
OF pectoral disease.
CONSUMPTION has been graphically dsscrib.
ed a "shrinking Of ones Seic" The Hunqs
risn Balsam, by It's cleasing, warming soit.
ening and animating power. produces not
shrinking but expansion
Before itb delightful influence, all chills
fever, night sweais, cosliveness, blueness Of
tho nails, a hot flushed skin, an uncert.n
strength, emacialion and decline disappear
like the poisonous dews Of night before the
glorious morning sun This is no delusion
but demonstrate fact, sustained by incon-
lestible proof, from III parts OF tho country.
BE WISE To>DAY.-Deloy In any case OF
consumllve tendency, is emphsticslly death
uuder all ordinary treatment. The Hungs-
| rian Bdsam is great anidoie, as well as
curative. If you have any symptoms above
described, be advised in time Sold in large
bottles OF only one dollar per bottle.
| by special appointment David +. Brad
lee, Boston, Mass, Sole Aeen, for the Uni,st
States and British Anne rioan Provinces.
AGENTS Rutland, SioddaTd d Gookin.
| w Rutland u. Morgan & Co. CasileionPsr
kins 4 Nichols, PiHyCord II Simonds, Bran
don v Ross, and by dealers in medicine
throughout New England 3oIv