The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-09-08
DIR. HOOFLAND'S
BALSAMIC CORDIAL

BALSAMlC CORDIAL,
Coughs, cohiS, inauen:a, Group hoorse'
ness, Jronchitis, diseases Of Tie Jowe&
oriisiug from cold, iacipicnt consump-
lion, oud for The rvlicf ond IF al all
possible cure Of pdticnS IN adcanccd
siagcS Of the latter disease.
Corarrh, or Common Cold, ash is iamiUiorly called, is
worthy Of study, aud serious enough to be avoided, ipos'
sihle. Dr. EGi says; Will not say That Gods are 10
our inhabitants what The PLAGuE and YELLOW rkvkhele
to those orothcr countries, but, lcanaycr confidently that
! they usher IN disease OF greater completely ana mortality
than these latter"
| In the danger of IiRONcnIrIs and PNEUMONIA, which
often follow in The train OF neglected cold, and ~
pnTnIsIs PuLMONALlS, the tubcfculdr irritation si when
is de yclOlcd by the same cause, we surely have pruOland
arguncnL Sufficient for attention, not only 10 the plcvei'
live means, but also to the curative ones of disease,
which however mild in its inception Is directly or indi'
,ccuy productive Of such di vcrsiiied and alarming results.
This lesson should he particularly Impressed on those
who have any constitutional tendency TO PrLMoNAnv Con.
! SUMPTION.
ILe use olhe Balsamic Cordial, ngceahly 10 The dircc,
llons accompanying each bottle, will readily cure the most
| distressing case Ol cough,
Coughs sometimes proceed hom a disordcrcd or dys'
pcptiC state Ol the stomach, IN which case Tie German
Bittcrs should he used. In cases of weakness, or general
debility Of the system, resulting rom a piotracleo cough,
the German Filters will be found Of great benefit.
IN cases olACUrE inflammation OF the !nnes, the promi'
nent symptoms generally aic-hulIicd and painful resp
/ ration, imperfect liberalization OF the blood, cough ANA
rXl ccloraljon, attended with excitement of the heart,
fever, various arrangements OF the digestive and urinary
systems, pOstrutlOn Of strength, DC. The lungs may be
diseased without any oItncsc symptoms BEING PhoMi
MINT. but the murinlr produced during inspiration and
respiration, and tue alternate contraction and expansion
Of he chest, evident to both sight and feeling, oil furnish
most important physical signs in case Uidiscasc, and
should receive prompt attention.,
This disease IS Usually caused by a cold settling ON the
lungs, ana The use Oi The LdisdlIlC Coiuldl soon performs
a cure.
The terrible fatality of diseases resulting from a "coM.
MON com" may be seen by . glance at the following sta
tiStiCs, taken nom the records OF the Board Of Health OF
pliladelI lia, COIleSsedly one Oltlc most healthy localities
nthe UnlOn-
1852. Total deaths in Philadelphia, 1O,2ei
Died of touSumptiOu, t,0i2
" " all Otlel diseases (2j0in number ,)S,31)
-t0,2Gi
1853. Total deaths, 9,1lJ
Died Of Consumption, 1885
" all other diseases, 7,S5i
- 9,7i9
1851. Total deaths, 1854
Died OF Consumption, 2,l78
" "aIl other diseases, 1856
ii ,Sti
FromthcSe figures. il viii he sccnthat nearly one.ourth
ofthc total deaths IN the country are caused by ConSuInp
lion, tosay nothing ottlc numerous other di eases spring
ing from n "Shght cold"
The promictors are in the possession of certificates
showing that the lals0mic Cordial has effected cures
where all other remedial means have failed. Give it a
trial.
These invaluable medicines are prepared only by mr.
c. NJ. jackson, lle Arch Street, Philadelphia, an are for
sale by druggists ard store keepers in crery town and vii
lagc in The United States, Canadas, and West lndias Price
10 cents per bottle.
Fer SALE BY
s. s. " " i"THh il WINCHESTER.
w MARSH III, TrII,uoMA