The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-11-19
Advertising Quaoka.

Two weeks since We published card from
au alleged returned missionary from Japan,
offering a recipe free Of charge for the ourr
Of consumption, From indications which
We discovered, We thought It bee, not to pub
lish mis- advertisement with thc name ut-
tachcd, believing il would result iu no pccu-
MARY benefit TO ourselves, nor have % healthy
effect upon our cou'lmplyc readers. SO We
Published the card without the name, making
such comments upon this Kind Of advertise.
mcuts as We thought due % our rraders.-
The advertiser has replied, and vc must &c
knoNlcdge that be- has vs. in one particular
Wc offered 10 publish his re,ipe,-v hich hr b
so dcsifous 20 get 10 every one. free Of
charge and 10 lc has sen, il alougi and
We give 1t 20 our readers hoping .t may Jg
them heap Of good
We viii dismiss this subject with the sim
pie inquiry when thi, Rev. DR.. va, mission.
airy at Jopgn' and 10 What NILSSON Doc De-.
lougcd' AIlvill ace the force Of mi, iuqu.-
~ when they uudcuIaud-lR there ha,
Hcrer b'"H q mission am5ny the Jayuel,!
Bat to the ryoipc;
TIKI RI KAIIA MIXTURE,
The br'pt foH5pmpt,on Ecmcjy ~ Japau
WgrC;-rhc root OF the KMa arbo.
rcl, 900 powder, duchmA, the bark Of the
bhougi Ncpcuthcs, boa powder, -four duchms
Suiiclu, ! drachm, Ie3oy, I drachm; pow
dcrrd Gum Arahic,~ihrer dracbms.
}DuuDUuNs .--NlA these ingredients to-
E'ihcr ard add half pound OF sugar ~
them, then gradually pour, on one. pint Of
boiling water, stirring the mixture 81 the
same time. Then put the mixture into u
bottle and odd vine or spirits tuoush. 20
make quart Shake it pp we'll, put it in a
cool place, and keep IL tightly cofkcd when
not using 70. As soon as the miAturp.i il cool
10 viii be ready Tor use.
Dose "A table spoonful every four hours.
" the symptoms nrr very troublesome, 30 may
Dee taken l'tlc unouor \ dos, mas De- o.
ken during iEc night, 40 amy time. if.thc pain
and cough are severe and the patient rest.
less.
RfNAEhs: In the pamphlet which am
about Go publish, | viii give "a full descriptions
ui the Rr-kai!u Arb0rca and the Bhaugi
Ncpeuthcs. ! will merely remark, ia tui,
place, that the former /, a perennial plaut
growing aiuudantNiu Japan aud It's i.ira,
also iu parts oi China 9ud 1ulluy. Il J., rHl
great remedy for c0rsumptigni bu, on ace
count Of ,hc complications which alua,, ac.
company Phihisis, It's efficacy is increased
when joined with adjuucis.
! hope soon 10 see 1t naturtiycd in the
United States, where have no doubt il would
grow v,ll.- The hhoupi NcpeutAcs isa small
tree which grows in japan Asia, the north
% Alricc-an also in Turkey in Europe
The bark is the part used. /, is excellent
Tor affections Of the throat and bronchial
tubes, aud an admirable remedy for bleeding
1t the lungs. It was held in high esteem hv
the ancient phyeioians"aud is still used in
Europe as a domestic remedy. Sulicin. The
active principle Of the willow bark, is an r1-
ccllcn, tonic, improving the appetite and gi-
wing tone TO khe stomach, Lifeline is another
active vegetable principle. c1ccllrni9u night
swcats and debility. The powdered gum az
nbfc is good cmmolent to the rritutcd mu.
Gus surface. All combined forming spcci-
TIC cure for consumption, which ! can con
,gicutiously rccompcnd TO all suffering from
that dire complaint