The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1850-03-06
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CONSUMPTION VS.. ChOlcra..!i

The records Of the ravages Of Cholsra in this
country for the Last twelve months, show mor.
tahy Of about so 600 souls. The disease carries
with il the most t,ighitul panic and desola,ion,
causing the ,ieserioIi ot friends, aud the depopu
iaion Of neighbnrhnods. towns, aud cities, and
Vet it appears smongs, US but once in seventeen
years
U-CONSUMPTlON des,r 'ys ANNUALLY.
arcoding &" statistics fiom the boards Of health,
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOl'SA Nd
persons! How. then, stands the account between
these two eIeai desuoyers of the human family! !!
Nearly as fifty Ia one 0n tho sile Df Consumption
II then, the Cholera Is to be feared aud gusrded
against, how much in0ie vigilaniiy should we
wa,ch the approach af its yokrf-iI"w. CoDsuTnp-
,iou! 1t is unlike the Cho-ra. in that il steals up
on the system aw"rrs aud saps the fountains oi
life II is unlike the Cholera, in that cause can
be assigned for its attack, and u remedy can be
proc ured ior it, ravagrs IL H. unlike the ChoIe u.
in ,ha il CAN BE CURED! whereas the Cholera
battles all the arts of the most scientific and skilful
physician.
THE REMEDY, then for Consumption !. TO
be E,,lnd IN DR. ROGERS SYRUP OF LIVER
WORT AND TAR PREP IRA rION, of the
principal compliment parts of which we propose
to say a few words
TAR. 90
This article is now unlve's lily acknowledged
Ia he the most healing and efficient application tor
diseased or decayiug lungs, or amy portion oi the
tlpshy or muscular parts Of the human body. Its
medicinal aud pr-srrvalive qualities were under
stood hy the Egyptians IN the early ag's "f the
world; and M doubt nov exists among scientific
men. that the pi ieparatir used III the embhlminent
of bodies, was roi?o,ed principally "i this Inere
dent IN later ages il was found to br m univer-
sal ,,.- among the ahorglnes of Am"rca, aud at
this ,lay il Is their primer al and, fact, only med
iciue for al, unsnund state of the lungs, or any
approach to il Those VIII" are II qudI"ted with
the history Of this i,ar,'y race nf men, know that
DEATH FROM CONSUMPTION is unknown among
lhrn! The mediral faculty III all rnuntir> sp.
pear to have become aware of the great healing
properties of tins article. and are nav intru,Iuc.
Ing il in tl,-ir p,arlic DR. BUCH Ar "i Eng.
Land. DIR. CREIGHTON. of st PrIershurgh. DIR
LA PRIr.URE. of Paris, and the drtnguL he'd
DIR. COOPER have been in the habit Of comb.
niny u with other ARTICLES in their prescriptions,
aud with entire sue ess
HJ- I.IVERWORT 90
The plant has Tor many years bee" found to be
Of singular virtue in lhr cure oi affections Of the
Liver. More recently il was ascerlained that it
possessed great pnwer in arrest"g bleeding ar the
Lungs. Coughs of i chrome character, etc and
of essential service in all diseases Of a pulmonary
character.
Notwithstanding the extraordinary properties
of these valuable ingredients were generally
known and arknow wlrGged, it was left fur Dr.
Andrew Rogers To discover the process OF ex.
tracing aud r"Inbini, g their peculiar virtues with
other vegetable substa, ces, such a. Iceland Moss
Wild Cherry. ETC., To fnn compound hilbert"
u,rivaled IN ,ln history f the cause AID cure Of
disc aces of the lungs.