The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1868-04-11

DIFFERENCES BETWEEN TIIETHOs
RACIC BALSAM and the AlIopathie iuna
medicines Is this: the popular drug medicine
when taken into the stomach, make you ii k, Will
the sensation created by my Tb0racic Balsam Is ~
soothing M a cup Of tea. When the drug medi
cines, taken by the multitude Of victims who bays
died with the consumption, find their way into The
lungs. they Immediately mmen 20 irritate and
inaame the ulcers and increase The flow Of matter.
Az o consequence, the patient expect0rates more
freely, and as he coughs and spits bis life away,
he thinks, because be raises such d quantity, and
raises ID 10 easily, that he IL certainly recovering
and under this common delusion he cc~'iudes u
take the medicines. aud continues 10 c0dzh and
spit, until exhausted nature submits and he fnds
relief IN The grave.
On the other hand, when my Thoracic Balsam
finds It's way into the lungs it commences at once
to heal the ulcers. 1t goes TO the very root Of the
disease, and gently, but surely, draws all morbid
bumoT from the liberated parts. IL purifcs the
blood, M IL IL composed wholly Of vegetable ma.
tefials. II strengthens aud does not debiiitate ths
general system. II tends 70 quiet the nerves and
inyigorate the patient and assist in relieving tn
c0ngested condition Of the lungs. by dinusing the
accumulated blood over the surface, and IL clear,
away the distractions that impede cgress Of nil tbt
Impurities Of the body through their natural chan.
Dels-the b0wels-aud more especially does it tens
to draw all excTeti0n from the lungs, and induce,
IA new and vigorous action ~ the liver and impaTt,
strength and Bew life to The patient.
Bear this IN mind, that the secret Of the suceesl
Of my Tboraeie Baisam lies cpclGscd in this litti'
nutshell first, il does not irritale The lungs anf
cause the patient TO expeotorate second. il DO.
lcom meDce NJ once to heal the uieers it soofh.
and allays the inflammation. and stops the c0ughiu,
and expectOratian 1t strengtheus and encourage
the patient. ard, with pr per DeBtisbinent. u
must recover This medicine don't give you mes
lungs it only neuds up your old mes. and, viii
care they may take you away On into a good ole
iage.
I connot close without saying a word 10 my owI
sex. | am nov in my sixty.frst year, and car
truly say that with all my experience with fenali
diseases. / bayc found IL the safest and best rene
Ids. and no woman H. delicate health shouid t.
without IL. DIR. Aver rutbfully remarks that les
Than one-haif Of The females 81 the United State
have sound health. and the condition Of the disor
dered ones u leaving lie impress ON the rising gen
Grafton. Then, how important we should have
remedy for these evils. For painful or suppresse
meuses. irregularities. etc, and also for women a
the turn Of life. aud frail girls, this medicine wi
! he found invaluable. II should also be used be-
fore and after confinement. AN ounce Of pre-
iventive IL better than u pound Of cure
Remember. kind father. or fond husband. whe
administering my medicines to q darling daughis
ar frasl wifc. hat they are composed If no deati
dealing minerals "r nauseaiiag dmgf. q make ID
rick more misernbla aud hasien their nntiIncl
cad but they are a compound Of medicinal root
herbs. baTks. blossoms. etc. Eith whose generot
healing virtue, yssfs II experience have made m
familiar.
For further particulars see pamphlet aeenmpan,
Ing every bottle. Mas. l. 4. sTIPP.
SMITH L DAVIS. Portland,
General Agents.