The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1868-09-12
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THE WONDER OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY
MRS. L. A. STIPP'S
LEGACY TO THE WoRLDl
|ThOracic BaISaTn.
For Consumption, Coughs, Colds,
Whooping Cough, Efoarso-
ness, etc., etc.
BaIsarn,

IIHyHE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN THE Tho
R4CIC BAIsAM and the A1Iopathic lung
medicines is This: the popular drug medicines,
when taken into the stomach make you sick, while
the sensation created By my Ihoracc Basarn 10 a.
10 Gthing NJ cup Of tea. When the drug fnedf-
ciues. taken by the multitude Of victims who have
died with the consumption, find their way into the
uneg they immediately commence to iTritate aud
naame the ulcers and increase the How OF matter.
Az a eouaeaueu @c the patient expectoratcs more
freely, and as he coughs and spits bis life away
he thinks because ne TaIseg sach \ quantity, and
raises Il 10 easily that re ig certainly recovering;
and under this common dGluSion be eo=1nues to
take the medicines. ana cont nnes 70 e21gh ana
spit, until exhausted nature gubElI1 sho ne hhoS
relief in the grave.
On the other hand, when my Ttora fic BAisam
finds its way into the lungs it commences at me
% heal the ulcers. 1t goes to the very root II
disease, and gently, but surely, draws all morb.
humor from the liberated parts. It puriGes tho
blood, as it is posed wholly Of vegetable ma
teTias. 1t strengthens and does not dcbiiitate the
general system. II tends to quiet the nerves and
inygorate the patient and assist in relieving the
congegted condition Of the lungs by difIusing the
accumulated blood over the surface, and IL clears
away the distinctions that impede cgrcss Of ali tho
impurities Of the body through their natural chan
| ncIs-tbc bowelg-and more especially does it tend
to draw all cxcretion from the lungs, and induces
a and vigorous action 10 the liver and impaTts
strength and new life to the patient.
Bear this in mind, that the secret Of the success
Of my Thoracic BalEaTn lies enclosed in this little
nutshell first, it does not irrtate the lungs and
cause the patient 10 expectoratc; second, IL does
commence at once 20 heal the ulcers: II sOofhes
and allayg the inflammation, and stops the coughing
and expeetOratiOn IL strengthens and encourages
the patient, and, with proper nourishment, be
must recover. This medicine don't give you now
lungs Il only nends up your old ones, and, with
care they may take you away On into a good old
age.
| eouuot close without saying word to my own
sex. ] am now in my sixiy-Erst year, and can
truly say that with all my experience with female
diseases, have found il the safest and best
dy, and no woman iE delicate health should be
without It. DR.. aver trnthfaly remarks that less
than onc-half Of the females Of the United States
have sound health. and the condition Of the digor
dered Il leaving its impress the rising gen.
leration. Then, how important ne should have
remedy for these evils. For painful suppressed
BenEcs, irregularities. etc, and also for at
the turn Of life and fraii giris. this medicine will
be found invaluable. II should also be used be-
fore aud after confinement. IAN ounce Of pre-
ventiye i better than a pound Of cure.'
/ Remember, kind father, or fond husband, when
administering my medicines to darling daughter
or fraH wife, that they composed Of death
dealing minerals nauEeating drugs, % make the
sick raore miserable and hasten their untimely
end but they q compound Of medicinal roots,
herbs, barks, blossoms, etc, With whose generous
healing virtues years of experience have made me
familiar.
For further particulars see pamphlet accompany
ing every bottle Mas. l.. a. STIPP.
SMITH i DAVIS. Portland,
General Agents.
All of Mrs. l.. 4. S;ipp's Medicines are manu-
laetured and pui up by IS. c. AVERY, Salem, Ore
gen, to whom all letters business should be di-