The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-16
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED
SCHHNCK'S
PULMONIC SYRUP.
SPH cIFIC RE MEDY
Consumption, Lirer Complaint, Dys
pepsia, .Scrctula, PalpitGtiom Of
Me Henrt COuoLs. (,nLIs. Ec.

r has been before the public upwards Of twelve
years, during which time scarcely single ind
vdua has used il without finding relief 1t has sue
ceedrd in where all other remedies have failed,
and he proprietor console niousiy believes from its
great Success, that II is the best remedy for these
diseases ever discovered.
The elements al VIII ch this syrup Is composed, are
sr,1lc herbs and roots the medicinal properties If
which purity the blood, strengthen the system, aud
give healthy tone 10 the lungs and digestive or
Cans Its Oper3tion upon The s,stem is mild, yet
eiicacuus il lnoscns The phlesm. which creates 80
mnch difficulty when tight, IL relieves the cough ii
assists nature 10 cxpel from the system all disea sed
matter, by cxpectoration which IL retained, produ
ccs Consumption; II ripens matter in ahs,ess or
'uoeroe, and then causes its expulsion from The sys-
TEN, at tho same time soothing the irraied parts,
healing the laccation, maxim, a healthy pat: y,
regulates the bowels without the all Of pursaiive
medicines 1t al,ays the most Troublesome cougl,
whort Ia juring the system, as mo-t medicines do,
az IL does NJ, c"niain any mercury ca'ome opium,
of other leeterfous drug whatever, In short IL MAJ
crnpmficslly be called The Consump'ive's Friend,
ir creyer IL has heeo used IL invariably Produces
happier results than any other remedy, soothing the
pillow Of the sick, aud. by rs healing properties. re.
stores in orty ofcases. the sufferer 10 health.
Nearly every person WIN has used il, by a persc.
yersnce In its use, has felt lis healing inHuenc and
hy continuing ITS use a perfect cnre has been ,Teced
The reason for this IL obvious, rs the PDanBle Sy
rup is npoundsi upon The prime piles of sonnd med.
zeal philosophy has stood ,s test Of years Of trial,
aud n.dny inembers OF the medical profession who
were pre- ldced against the ~ this great rcmaiy.
have hsd those preiudicrs removed by Witnessing MS
triumphant success, ani are now usi0s ii in their
practice.
fhe proprietor NJ this medicine was himself many
years age, reduced y, low to be given up by his
physicians sad friends. in the last stage Of Consun
ton. snd his appeared to he beyond The reach Of
auy remedy. lie then used the Pulmonc Syrup.
which hi now offers to The public, and II was The
mems Of curing him.
We sppeod list of names Of those parties residing
IN the city ofE0ston, ~ho have voluntarily come for
~ani AID given their written spprovsi oiit:-
WILLIAM GiNETr D.! Pleasant street,
EDITOR oIivE BRANCH
NJ; WORTH Nc Ton. Editor Traveller.
w p. OSBORN, NJ Bedford Street.
n BAILEY. 20 Washington street
MR. COBB Editor Chri~isn Freeman.
/ RI CHAS, W BENSON.
NNMAS OSBORN. ~ State street.
ROBERT l. ROBBINS Denti-, Howard street
RnrDR OF THE wA>HINGrONlAN
JOHN FRENCH Editor Herald.
q W. BRIGGS, Bookseller, corner Essex and
Washington sheets.
PanrHLsTs, giving History sni description OF
the character snd variety Of Consumption, secampz
mel win certificates from pal teais themselves Of
acnd Standing IN this city and OF her places showing
The manner IN which they have been cured of the
s,"Ve m.nii0ns diseases, can be had tie Office,
No isaac Site.l. srnis
Oroefs should De addressed,
BEDDING & co.
No. = State street Boston,
soil Ia RutAnd by LANES Porter Mnninel,er Town
liAH. Burlington Thomas A. Perk, Bratli-bofo,
u " Si-hpry ~ Ahsns v J Hess
H~N. -DoCT SChENCK v,l visit Ruth nd
90 iaesirJ February T. soi ~ii receive patients at
me tIsathn Hn'-e For further particulars enquire