Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-11
Consumption Cured !

Colds, Coughs Asthma, and
CCnsumptiCn
nVCHkN'S uuNGANAN DAlSAN.
ID ur Cteu Eugh,h kcucoy iut leuuial
an Puluunst, diseases. SUI stands uuu.
vailed nnd unsutpa,s, IS TIE most elegant
agreeable aud ,hr, wa 'utsuNt oi ucss ioT.
,uIdabIe complaints, nov kuo"H To ihe civ
,u,r4 vuf5. Tntcc rttrs at tusl ~ the
Timed States. dutiut Whi,h unt n has beeR
o,s,r,but,o from Maine 20 FiuiidS, has only
served io estsbiish ils pte .tnnnehi mtlu IN
ali raits of the country. a. thC GRtAIGST &
ONLY RELIABLE kENEDl IN the " Oct
cases ni FuimuneN disease and The best
and most agreeable cutniiyt OF oil The slight
forms OF colds coughs and inil smmSilon, TIA
can pu~sib,y be usod,
SptrriNoor Boon. This itiehliul symp-
tom OF approaching con'umPiton, ~ speed
,v checked nod prevented by Tive Use of Bus
rhan's Hungarian Baisan. winch heels the
,,Ycctrd membrane removes the lutipient
utber,lrs. and reAutes those vital organs,
The lungs. TO a Sound and healthy condition.
Suuuup of Blood alwats arises hum ten
d,ncv tu IubrtCulous disease aud " not
checked. al tne outset, will sooner OF later
6ciofnin. in death. A person who tsisos
b.9od once, viii raise blood again. unless
prnpor cuTaliyeis immediately employed.
PHNtSrHF StpC This distressing symp-
tom OF consumption arises from inflammation
Of the lungs, or the membrane called The
plaurh, or from bronchial affection OF The
air.passapos. IN eithor case II ~ very
dangerous indication ol disease. II prevents
m. and free breathing, aud wears away the
natural strength Of the system. The cause
of this symptom should be removed at once;
aud nothing can possibly affect mat object
30 speedii, md happily rs tie Great English
Remedy, discovered by Dr BuChan, which
IS entirely vegetable in us ingredients, and
perfectly harmless ~ al its qualities
EArtcroRArius.-F eNpectoration is
the most important object to be attained in
all attempts TO cure diseases Of the chest and
lungs The cough, whlyh is so distressing
is simply the result OF a desire 10 expectOrals
land ~ long as foul matter exists in The
air passages, twill continue to lrtilets tho
membrane and provoke cough. Coughing
Is an sucmpito throw OF this matter, ands
prc,ora,inu gives great relief Inability 20
expcctorate IN tbe sl1ges OF Consumption 10
the cause of death.
The Hungarian Bosam is great eSpes-
iOrint. II dis,nhcs the morbid and diseased
matter in tho air passage, changes It from
lhrrk rluuaUus substance, to a thin, harm
less Auld, md throws u of with the greatest
possible ease aud comfort lo the palient--
There IS no Jeucp medicine IN the word, II
It's cAneclornt quality alone be- considered.
SPAsNoniC A~TH'tA. -- Simple or SpaBmod-
ic Asthma. has no BITTER remedy than the
IIuneau1n Bnl>am. TINS painful and dey-
.mtliNe Affection which rcsisls almost every
ning else, yields to the all powerful lnfu-
snCe of ms ptott lemcdy, as any other fufm
., periorai disease.
CoN>rMPtIoS has been graphically dsscrib-
ID 'ShJHkNg n ons's Olf" The tluuga
nan BaIsam, hy It's cleansing, warming ,oh-
snng and anlm4llug power. produces not
thinking bot expansion
Before ito delightful Influence, all chiils.
ever, night swea's, coslivoness, blusness,sf
he nails, a hot flushed skin, an untcrtsin
rfenQth, emacialion and deChns--disspptAI
Ike the pulhuuuus drwS of ulghI before He
glorious motuiug suu! This j. no delusion
tut n demoupifable fact, sustaired by tncbn-
cs,ibe Prool,lrom all parts Of the county,
BE WISE To>pAy.-Deloy in any case Sr
'onsumute tendency. semphsiically death
iude' all ordinary lrca,mrw Tie HnQa-
lao BIs'm }, Il greet auuirtc. % wen 10
.utauve II Won have A., NlmpIums Aboya
described, he advised in ,mc. Sold In isrSs
'oulcs 1T only one dollar yet huulo. g."
BY special appointment David f. Brad.
e", Rostou, Mass Sole Agent for he United
state, a1 NuuI American Provinces
AGeNT- Fwvd N,o'dard 4 Gookin,
W har'or6 ID " r-t 4 Co.,, CadittcnPer-
.'~ & Nichols. 'W.' dI'.sim.lts, Bran.
.7 y. Ross. eu' D.. Gc,lers Ia mcdlcino
o-.oPo"' Sc" l'lhod 49, 3gIy