The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-12-22

copnthy, Of the many nnotonic and eff
cacious dicinos--thc iodncs and quin.
ines, and sublimates, and nitratcs, now
in constant use, but which were unknown
to the world, in their application at
least, fifty years ago As result, too
of this wonderful revolution in the med
zeal world, and herein it is our particu
lar province now to spcak,--therc is
scarcely disease in the whole calendar
of pathology radically incurable. Doubt
less there are many which may be made
so. Perhaps there is not one which un-
skilful treatment or unsuitcd medicines
may not render, if not incurable, des
pcratoly chronic and IN 10 case, Ger.
tainly. is the fact more fact, than in
the treatment of pulmonary affections.
The lungs and thoracic organs general
", are of all others most susceptible of
irritation. and at the same time SO care
fully concealed from examination, that
even the most experienced stethcscopic
practitioner frequently mistakes the ac-
tual scat of the disease. Hence the OK
trcmc difficulty of reaching these cases
except by some general antidotc cover.
ing the whole ground liable to attack.
This grand dcsdcratum we believe to
have been discovered, and now in daily
use, under the name of AYERS CHERRY
PEcToRAL.
For proof of this we are referred not
only to the opinions of distinguished
valuable indeed as presumptivc
evidence-but to the certificates of its
success. showered upon the inventor by
those who. having been restored from
death to life by its means, desire to cir
culate the fact for the benefit of others
afflicted like themselves. And, i'll addi-
ton to this, the great and increasing
demand from every part Of the Union
and | had almost said from every por-
ton of the globe, incontcstably shows
the appreciation of its virtues which its
wonderful success is crSwhcre earn
ing.
1t will be remembered this is not a
specific for every complaint. The Cher
ry Pcctoral only Processes to be RENE
ny lol luud.1Hidt'iy dHSOtloIo VI tHS
pulmonary organs, all of which may be
reduced to, as they spring from, one
source and may. perhaps. not unaptly
be characterized as different stages of
one disease
Radical consumption no medicine can
always cure but whatever can be cffcc-
ted by human means towards alleviating
its most distressing symptoms and pro-
longing life, is done by DR. Ayers in
vcntion 1t can, however, and will in
fallibly prcrcM (Which, practically, is
equivalent to a curc) al kinds of COL
sumption. if taken during the incipient
stages of the disease. \ cold. 10 mat.
ter how severe, it cures Immediately a
cough though ever SO deeply seated,
ever so violent, ever so distressing. it
controls with the utmost readiness
soothing the mucous lining of the wind
pipe, ailaying the bronchial irritation.
imrartng ease and comfort to the throat
and lungs, which give them an opportu-
nifty to recover their health and vigog
Hence the great benefit asthmatc pa
ticnts derive from it many it has
restored to perfect health, and all who
try it acknowledge more or less of re-
| eff Indecd, none k low this remedy b, t
to Iraisc it ! aud its truly ast)nishing
results sufficiently show, that nothing
which has been said in its favor over
rates the curative properties Of DR.
Ayers deeply skilful and highly practi
cal invention
| would respectfully suggest to those
of your readers whose complaints come
within the range of its power. to give the
Cherry Pcctoral fair trial, and am
confident they will pronounce it, not only
the most valuable addition the Pharma-
copGia has ever received, but par excel
lence Tie discovery Of the niActccnth
century
y our obedient servant.