The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-03-29
| DIR, HALLS
B Al s A M
Cures all Diseases
OF THE
L u N q 8 :,
AND
THROAT
SCOVILLsS
SARSAP AR|LLA
AND
STILLINGIA,
OR
BLOOD & LIVER SYRUP.
SCOVILLsS
FOR THE CURE or

It is highly recommend FOX THE CURE o.
ed by physicians to cure Consumption Dec Inc,
the following diseases hav Asthma Bronchitis, VAST
ing their origin in a dis ing of Flesh, Night sweats,
ordered state of the blood Splitting Blood, Whoopng
Scrofua, letter or Salt cough, Difficulty Of breath
Rhe1m scad Head, Cank- ing colds, coughs, infuen'
err, Ucerations and Enlarg Phhsc paininthe side,
ment of the Joints, Can and all diseases of Of the
cerous Tumors, King Evil, Lungs, 1T Is UNEQUAL
Erysipelas, st. Anthony LED.
Fire. White Swellngs, Oh Halls Lung Basam, In
stinate Eruptons Pimples all cases, gives the best
on the face, Blotches Pus. satisfaction.
ttles, Rheumatism Dys- Has wrought more cures
pepsia, etc ;Syphtic and since its introduction than
cared; Chlorosis OBJ Is endorsed by our lead
structions in Females Leu ing physicians the safe
corrhea or Whites are re- est and best remedy now
leved by the use of this before the public. -
Medicine. Is safe to use among our
The medical properties children, and yet powerful
Of sarsaparlla in conjunc in cases of chronic pumo.
ton with Stillingia arenary disease.
well known by all medical Brings in certificates al.
men to be the hes. COM most daily of the wonder
pound yet discovered to full in all parts Of the
cleanse and purify the country
blood, and eradicate all There is no medicine
humors from tho system. within our knowledge that
We have given the Reel has acquired so great and
pc to most physicians in wide spread popularity,
tie country, that they may in short space of time,
know what they usingas DR.. Halls Balsam for tho
and will continue to send Lungs. Its balsamic and
il by mail TO those DESTROYS healing properties mag
ofknowng the ingredients ical ltis highly expecto-
entering into its composi-rant and tonic. 1t con.
ton, that they may preiains not a grain of opium
scribe 1t in their practice morphine the narcotic
This preparation stands and astringeGt propertie3
at the head of the list Of of which have created
remedies FIR curing all ds-m much prejudice against
arising from impuri. similar preparations.
ties in the blood dis cas- We believe that medi-
ed matter lurking in the cine possessing real merits
system. will effect cures when ever
Thousands who haveit is used, a home, as well
used the Stillingia and Sar abroad DR.. Halls Qal
saparla will testify to its for the lungs is
remarkable effect in re-.egoyic preparation, but
moving all impurities from one which If used in
their blood, giving newill the lives of thou
aud vigor to the wholesands The most distress
human Frame and restor ing cough is frequently
ing healthy action to all lieved by single dose,
the functions of the body. and broken up in few
The testimonials receiv- hours time. TIE afflicted
ed in its favor from manydo not have TO take bottle
members of the Medical after bottle, before they
Faculty would, were toihnd whether this remedy
publish them, fill a large will afford relief or not.
vor me. Hear what physicians
1t is prepared under the.say of Dr. Halls Balsam-
supervision of one Of the Says one: 81, with conf
| Oldest and best practic ldence recommend the Bal
chemists in the country sam as superior to any 9TH
kMr. W. 5. Merrill Cincn- er preparation" Saws an
ai so as to insure uni other Il have used it with
formty Of decomposition and uniform success and can
purity in all the ingredi confidently recommend it
eDts. for all those complaints
AS a Spring remedy to for which il is offered
purify the blood, leavingremedy" Still another
it free from all hunors and writes 81 have no hes-
impurty assert withtation in saying that It is
confidence, there is no BETA safe, convenient, and
ter medicine. VERY etfcacious medicine
JOHN ID. PARK, Proprietor,
Dealer in Patent Medicine Fancy Goods, and Toilet
articles, l24 Lake-st., Chicago.
To whom all orders should be addressed
Sold by J. l.. Taylor, Ottumwa.