Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-12-08
Address to COnsumptives.
BY REGINALD T. HYLTON, M. d.
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION ::

PULMONARY CONSUMPTION:
This formidable complaint is met with in
persons OF every age, and OF either sex,
throughout the known world. The symptoms
of consumption hardly need detailed descrip-
ton. The harrasslng cough, by day and by
night; the impaired appetite and disturbed diges-
ton the loss of blood from the lungs the stead
lily augmenting debility; the short breathing;
the eXhausting night sweats; the hectic fever
the deceptive blush which this imparts to cheek
the temporary Improvements; the relapse; the
great vivid1ess of the imagination, so strangely
contrasting with the wearing frame, are phenom-
ena with which sad experience has made not
only every physician, but many Preside famil-
lar. The most constant of all these symptoms
are the hemorrhage, the cough, and the emacia-
ton. The cough of consumption is at first dry,
and followed by frothy expectoration. As the
disease advances, the sputa thickens. This be-
comes greeniSh in color, Streaked with yellow,
consisting of large, greenish masses of rounded
form, or sometimes rounded yet with jagged edg-
es, which masses do not sink in the cup obtain
ing them, but float imperfecty in thin serum.
These are the general symptoms OF the disease
which sweeps annually into the premature graves
millions of the human race a disease which
medicine has but seldom cured, wealth Warded
off, and from which poverty could boast no eX-
emption-which sometimes moves in giant
strides, and sometimes at tardy, sluggish pace,
but, Slow or quick, Is generally sure and certain.
TREATMENT of the medicines used in
pulmonary consumption, no one, or any cOmbi-
nation of them, has proved so efficient as the con-
stitutional renovator. This is preparation COM
posed of powerful vegetable substances in skilful
combination, possessing penetrating properties
that search and cleanse and invigorate the sys-
tenn, its diseased action and restoring its
healthy vitalities.
Consumption, in its first stages, is always cured
by it; thousands, who have been given up by
their physicians as incurable, have been restored
to perfect health by the use of the Renovator.-
IS Gafna md Tlfa altp
tive and pulmonary medicine in the world and
when properly administered it will often, by pu-
rifying the blood and stimulating the system
cure many c. mplaints which it would not be sup
posed it could reach. Coughs, Influenza, hoarse-
| ness, Group or hives, pleurisy, Inflammation of
the lungs, pain and soreness of the breast, diff
Guilty in breathing, and many other diseases of
the lungs and chest disappear with its use as tho
by magic
| In the first stage OF consumption the RenOva-
tor acts as specific, and capable of producing
| by direct influence of its own, the removal OF
the deposited, tuberculous matter. 1t inYigOr
ates digestion, improves the character of the
| blood, and by peculiar power modlhes the nu-
tritve process, so as to remove entirely the ten
dency 10 the deposition of tuberces. 1t has the
| great advantage Ofuniting tonic influence over
the digestive and nutritiye functions, with Sc
| dative action upon the nervous system and the
general circulation, which is of the greatest ad-
vantage in febrile stages OF the disease.
After the patient takes the RenOvator Tor Il
| short time he becomes feshy, exchanges his
| paleness for a ruddy or healthy color, and feels
himself nearly or quite well. Every physician
should recommend their patients to keep it al
| ways on hand.
| Any one wishing their lungs examined, or to
| consult on any disease whatever, can call on DR..
| HYLTON, free of charge.
| The Renovation is sold by druggists and store
keepers throughout the United States and Cana
| adas.
| Should your druggist not have it, write imme-
| diatey to DR.. Hylton, who will send the renOva-
tor, by express, to any locality, upon application
| to the principal office,
4l9 No. Sth ST., PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Price 81 per bottle, bottles for So
Sold by VIM. JosLYN & Son, Barton, VT. 46yl