Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-07-17
DIR. WESLEY GKlNDLE'S
CELE BRAT TED EEE
MALlC M,PUUNn,
The Great Remedy for pulmonary Con-
f sumption. 'sIs&
Also, ,fteful cur 70, Sercfula, Dyyrs;s, (B.a;J
nate Cufan,ous E,itsieas, Ch,oaie kItmssim,
Bilious Disorders, G,nuai D.iihfy, SGD
all distasss d,p,nd'ag sp. n ~ i~psrs
state n tie Lioa<i.


state n the Liosd
This WdyrERrtL REMEDY las done more u az
leviatc human suffering t1nn al Otber put
together. 1t has tho greatest sale Of any wedi.
cine in the world for rrLMoxARy toxPLAINIs;
from Maine to the most retired dwellings Of IRE.
gon, or wherever consumption liz known 1t finds lie
way, carrying health and joy intn thousands "
families. The most eminent physciSds have been
forced to acknowledge that it docs cRre topsSnp-
ton, and they new use it in their ftactiSe q ,
standard and sure remedy.
There IL no remedy equal to it in building ~ .
system that nndcr the influence Of various discs see,
hardship or exposures, has down and last its
natural tone and vigur. Its great secret il in its
power to reach the blood, correct the vitist.6
fluids, and arrest the deposit If tt:beicle IN the
lungs; and it Is as sASx rs IL is cERfAiS in hs ae.
ton.
Take God Liver Oils. Cherry syrnp., Cherry
Pectorals, Inhalation of Vapor@ and all other
pulled nostrums for this disease c,.n bnc all the IT.
virtscs into one, and We should not have . remedy
which would at all compare with this. Put ali
those men together who have b, c. me- Notorious BY
advertising that they can cure consumption, aiab
cy cannot produce many reoi cures during their
whole lifetime as We can furnish in one manth.~
This may look like boasting, but it is the solsu,l
truth. And here would state for the benefit II
those who may not be informed upon the subject,
that the system Of inhalation las been tried arsu
as often been rejected us useless. II has beeTY
tested and rejected for centuries. If it aiIoyds Z
little relief it is sure to be temporary and de
disease returns with Increased violence. The res.
Ion is obvious, viz pulmonary consumption 10 uCs
local buta CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASE.
Now word Of theory, then some proofe. Some
poor sufferer, full of anxiety and doubt in regard
to what we say, may ask, can your medicine
store portion Of lung that disease has entirely
destroyed, leaving n cavity' We snsw~r, corr
tany lot, neither is this necessary in order to Of
feet y perfect cure, sDd . radical change IN thS
tendency 10 pulmonary disease II the tr, tan,-nt
be coTIncn need in coson, Sat little portkn ~
the lung is lost. IL Is necessary only a,r,.f the
disease, and when is r. doBe the c,.Dcret~ sdl,-'
stance deposited in the tsde VI the lung, tecipi.
caliy known as tnberce, becomes absorbed leaving
perhaps little calcareous substance which is UitT
harmless and the patient finds himself in pos.es.
sion OF whole lungs and sound health. But sup
pose the disease is not arrested at this early stage
The softcned tubercle produces irritation; the IT..
ritatlon brings on inflammation Of that part
Of the lung; the inflammation leads to uIc.r.
alton, and the destruction of portion Of the
tissue is the result; a cavity is formed which ell.
larges md does the work Of death, unless the de-.
post OF tubercle il arrested. Now, does your
remedy effect cure Most assur,diy does. A.
'o"n az the disease is arrested the hurtfu matter
IS absorbed or cxpcct"rated, and nature either fur
lishcs the cav ty with lining membrane, or what
IS more common, where it is of large size, its wxls
nh together and heal up, leaving scar; and the
portion Of the respiratory apparatus.
true to . law running through the whole physical
economy, Becomes somewhat enlarged, takes Tn
increased action, and suitably pensatcs for that
which has been lost. Post mortcm examinations
made upon the bodies Of these who had perfectly
recovered from Phthisis punona'is, and died ycars
afterwards from sune other cause prove the truth
+ this theory beyond doubt. Our hospital I'D
rauthges have enabled us to make many don,un-
fra aI fila ind
ian understands this. The great difficulty always
has been to arrtsf the disease. Now, our remedy
ties tbs i'trfeHy. More than tlss, it invigorat-s
The constitution, and prepares it to Withstand Theses
'ilSht exposures and changes in the weather which
the dcbilitated and feeble sink under.
The medicine is in powdered state, but readily
prepared for using i'll a liquid form, according to
.hc directions accompanying it. 1t is perfectly
SAFE; has not been known to Disagree with . sins
gle patient. From the very nature Of the ease, IL
tendency must he to restore the vital powers to
heir healthy normal condition.
We have recently bought out tho interest Of our
brother and partner, DIR. Wesley Grindle, in tho
business and it has become necessary to change
he signature on the DInEcTIoSs, LAHEI., War.
'En, &c, to our own. We will here state that ths
IMMENSE business from worry few months after its
has always been conducted by
'ursclf aionei and we the patient that
he same deep interest, care and expense we have
'vcr manifested in manufacturing the medicine in
pure state, and disintchng the same, will here
Ilt.r be continued With lcrs zenl.
{ As the sale Of our VI AGC CoMPoUyD is nov
normous, and about an re spcctable druggists and
iealcrs in medicine on III IN continent are keeping
I for sale, We hive been t. great expense in
having the box wrapper engraved with curious de-
ices t" prevent counterfciting. Should you have
he least Suspicion Of those from whom you msy
purchase the medicine, inelose the wrapper to ",
md You will be Immediately informed II it is gen.
line. Whoever will inform Ms of u comnfsrfr;sv