The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-01-10


BRANTs INDIAN PULMONARY BALsAM cures
C0NSUMPTION, Coughs, Colds, Splitting Of Blood,
Bleediag at the Lungs, Pain in the Breast and Side,
MghtSssat., Mervous Complaints, Papitdii0n qf the
Heart Female Weaknesses and Complaints Chelsra ls-
Jantxm, Dysenfsry, and SUMMER Complainfs.
DYING WOMAN SAVED.
We publish this euro of Consumption, It being one
out Of the many which can be adduced, to prove tho
magical power to life which this Basam Po'sessss
even after the person is considered by Physie,ans and
friends to be in the Very last stages OF the disease
ACTUALLY pYINo-and in this case, go far gone that
her friends had bought the cloth her shresd and Other
burial clofhes This cure was effected on hrs Zi6d
Dykeman, the wife of respectable man residing OF
Ballston Spa, Saratoga county, N, Y.
Mr., Dvkeman Bwore to the facts before Taos. q
Young Esq., Justice of the peace, and editor Of paper
Balston, who ceres to the good character OF Mr..
Dykcman, for veracity and respectable standing. tr
that he knovs all the facts as stated and that Mr. Dyke.
mans character good For the full particulars OF this
cure. SEE our PAMPHLETS.
BELIEVED IMPOSSIBLE TO LIVE.
Messrs. E. B. CaldweH 4 Co., of East OspegO, o.
vsro Co. NJ Y respectable druggists, wrote TO u.s. May
l9th ls4S: We have just heard through Mr Whitman
respectable citizen of this place. of important cure
Of Consumption, which BRANT's INDIAN pULMosAhI
BALsAM has produced on the wife Of an acquaintance
of his, who resides in the town OF Palermo IN this
county. She had been long confined to her bed and
was dangerously diseased that her friends believed
| V1POssiUie JV eu ~ bps
MORE THAN ONE DAY LONGER.
But when all other hope utterly failed she commenced
taking Brans Pulmonary Bslsam, and Its medical efnca
cy has raised her from dying bed so that she is row
going about and attending to her domestic household
affairs and duties. She acknowledges, and 1t is very
evident that she 10 indebted to Brants Balss for her
recovery from long, severe, and dangerous sickness
and her friends and neighbors consider that medicine
| Invaluable.
HIS LUNGS BLED-HE MUST DIE.
Mr.. q. 8. Terry, merchant Byron Genesee County,
n Y. wrote Aug "a, 1876: Brdnts Medicine 10 doing
wonders here-i has cured man of Consumpiion that
sH the phyrieiaay had said must dis. When he com
menced taking Brants Medicine he could not raise his
Adad to his head he bed at the lungs and every symP
tom seemed to indicate that he must die but aston.
ishing to all he s able to labor and rides all over
the county. He u'ed only five 6oitss will also show
you when visit the city of New York in the spring
what great thing, Brant has done for 1t has also
cured young lady Of Consumption In Orleans county,
which her father snys no doctor could cure.
RAISED FROM THE GRAVE.
Mesrs. Pratt g. Foster merchants Of West Corn.
WALL Conn.,. called on US at New York, April 2st ls4Y
and said Branfs Balsa had Effected cures Of such hope
less cases of Consumption in their town, that now ne
other cough medicine could be sold there that It had
raissd as from tie grave.some that physicians
and all the friends said must die One gentleman. IN
Il ussless to take any more medicine He then
Vhen no hope pas left began to take Bran:s Balsam-
got wel-and is now az well 20 he ever was
Doctors could give no Help.
MIR. VIM. D. Jennings, merchant at Pierpoat Csatre,
Ashtabua co., Ohio, wrote to u.s. October 3D. is4e and
ataed cure OF Cons which the use OF BRANTs
INDIAN PULMONARY BALsAN had effected In Mr.. VIA:
lam Croeket of an adjoining town. Mr. Crockett had
sought relief from the best and S.I% % ,a,
unrcleDtng monster Consumption, had taken fast hold
on his vitals and was SO destroying and debilatiug
his body that he was ms. ,aelsfoa. He was give.
Up by his physician, and all friends az one who would
soon ishabtt grave But even In this last extremity
strango and marvellous a. II may seem. yet 10 true
that the Of only five bottle, Of BsAsTs nPiAs m ~,
destroyer and restored Mr. Crocket to health, and no
| @ now HEALTHY, HEARTY, RUGGED MAN.
BLEEDING AT THE LUNGS.
| Mr.. w. Chapman, merchant, Middlebury, state Of
Vermont stated to that his son was afflicted with
btdisE al he lungs and after all other remedies failed
Brant, isdian Pulmonary Balsam which soon restored
| Hm to health.
SHE COULD NOT SLEEP IN BED.
Mr.. James Ivins, merchant and miller of Kirkland
| Lake Co., Ohio, wrote, Sept 18th, 1e4e that BRAST's
1 PULMONARY BALsAM was etfeetng some astonishing
wife Of bis head miller She had been diseased for
teen years, and her husband had spent almost al M
earnings in paying doctors and In trying oil kihds o.
medicines but to no purpose she mad NOT a,e or ssps
ease but now after using ftv bOtles Of Branfs Pst
poaary Balsa she could lie and enjoy slscp In her bod
as well as ever she could.
FEMALE WEAKNESSES g. COMPLAINTS
No remedy offered to the public has ever been halt
as certain and eeesal in restoring ALL the incdenta
ceaknesses and irrsgulaitiss OF the sex, as DGAEI
PULMONARY BALsAM. makes no difference whether
the arrangement be supPe,ioS eresss or other weak
seI,-it REGULATES ALL, by strsng,hsning the sys
tenn equali1ns the eirenla0s and SOOTHING and AL
LAYING NERVOUS IhhlIABiLfIi. See Fo"P"e'
| CHANGE OF LIFE.
From the Girl to the Woman, and the Woman at mid
radrav suppressed as to prevent any of the fatal dis
ease, that frequently arise In consequence OF suci
change
Nervous Diseases and Derangements
Cured without fail DYsENTERY and sUMMEF
COMPLAINT, in children and sdult'-and
CHOLERA INEANTUM.
Nc mother need ever mourn the death Of her chil:
PULMONARY BALsAM be administered. u !
should be- for such given In larger than the oSds
narY dosas
/ FOR SALE BY
G. H. RICE, Kahda.
| Err. DAVIS, Columbus Grsv
/ Il. H. B. HrpK1Ns, Gilboa.
JOHN EwING, FIndlay.
A. VAN Dorm, Van Baren.
i ABEL ToMPKINs, Lima.
DAVID GRAIL, Westminster.
o. H. ALLEN, Defanpe.
L. G.. NOBLE, Cldrkspille.
l All letters and orders mus, be addres
ed to Wallace g. Co., l06 Broadwa.
New York.
| Administration Notice.
NTOTICE is hereby given, that the under
9 ~ signed was duly appointed and quail
| fed ut the October term OF the court Of com
mon pleas. Of Putnam cuunty, Ohio, admin
/, istrator Of the estate OF John Henry Miller
o late Of said county, deceased.
JACOB LOAR,
81 W~u~AeU IA tsSS sah