The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1868-05-09

AID
THE woN1 Ca Of TINE AlNiTGtNTH CENTURY
MRS. L. A. STIPP'S
LEGAc Y TO THE WORLD
racic Balsam
Tor Consumption, Coughs, Colds,
Whooptng Cough, Hoarso-
ness, otc., etc.

|TEyHE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN THE THO
RACTC BALSAM and the Allopathic lung
medicines IL this: the popular drug medicines,
when taken into the stomach, make y0u sick, while
the s~ensatioh created by my Thorncic Balsam Il az
soothing as ia cup Of tea. When the drug medi.
cincs, taken by the multitude Of victims who have
died with the consumption, find their way into the
lungs, they Immediately 10 irritate aud
infamc the dlcers and increase the flow Of matter.
As "a consequence, the patient expectorates more
freely, and % be coughs aud spits his life away,
he thinks, because he raises such n quantity, and
raises IL so easily, that he Is certainly recovering
and under this common delusion he cc.tinues to
take the medicines. and continues 10 cough and
spit, until exhausted nature submits and he finds
relief ia tho grave.
On the other hand, when my Thoracic Balsam
hnds It's way into the lungs IL commences at once
70 heal the ulcers. II goes to the very root of the
9lseaso1 and gently, but surely, draws all morbid
humor from the liberated parts. 1t purifes the
blood, as IL Is composed wholly Of vegetable ma
~terials. It strengthens and does not debiIitate the
general system. II tends 10 quiet the nerves and
inyig0Tate the patient and assist In relieving the
congested condition Of the lungs, by diFnsing the
accumulated blood over the surface, and it clears
away the distractions that impede egress Of all the
impurities Of the body through their natural chan
nels-the bowels-and more especially does IL tend
TO draw all excretiOn from the lungs, aud induces
n new and vigorous action to the liver and impartl
strength and new life 10 the patient.
Bear this Ia mind, that the secret Of the success
Of my Thoraeic Balsam lies enclosed In this little
nutshell first, IL does not irritate the lungs and
cause the patient TO expec.OTate second, il does
cOm at once % heal the ulcers il s0oihes
and allays the inflammation, and stops the coughing
and expect0ration IL strengthens and encourages
the patient, and, with proper nouTishment, be
must recover. This medicine don't give you new
lungs II only mcnds up y0ur old ones, and, with
care they may take you away on into n good old
age.
] connot close without saying q word to my own
sex. / am now in my sixty-Grtt year, and can
truly cay that with all my experience with female
diseases, / have found IL the safest and best rene.
dy, and no woman IT, delicate health should Ia
without IL. DIR. Aver trutbfully remarks that lesi
than one-half Of the females Of the United State,
have sound health. and the condition Of the disoT
dered ones h leaving is impress on the rising gen.
Grafton. Then, hos important We should have 8
remedy for these evils. For painful or snppressel
meuses, irregularities. etc, aud also for women d
be found invaluable. 1t should also be used be.
fore aud after confinement. IAN ouf CO Of pre-
ycntiye IL better than . psand Of cure"
Remember. Kind father. or fond husband. wheI
administering my medicines 10 a darling daHghtei
or frail wife, that they arc composed Of no death
dealing minerals or nausestipg drugs, to make tk,
sick more miserable aud hasten their uniitnelJ
end bat they are "a compound Of medicinal roots
herbs. barks, blossoms, etc. with whose generous
healing virtues years Of experience have made 10.
familiar.
For further particulars see pamphlet accompany
ing every bottle Mas. l. 4. sTIPP.
SMITH 4 DAVIS. Portland,
General Agents.