The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-07-30

If Asiatic cholera visits us improper remedies
Will Kill as many persons as the disease. Cayenne
pepper, opium, or hot, burning pain killers are
not proper remedies. No medicine should be
given that the dose cannot be repeated every nf-
teen or twenty minutes. The disease itself Gre
ates an Internal burning, and taking cayenne
pepper mixtures, or Its equivalent pain-killers,
will, after two or three doses, make the burning
unbearable and cause of the stom-
ach. TIE writer of this has passed through three
sieges of Asiatic cholera in the past forty-tve
years-twoi in Europe and one in South America
and knows whereof he speaks Brunkers
demlc in England about the year 1S47, and was
almost universal in giving speedy relief, Its eff
feet is to neutralize the poison in the system,
and not to burn out the vitals. IL will stop the
cramping, vomiting or purging quicker and
safer than any other remedy known to man. In
cholera, Brunker's Balsam should be TAX n In
hot water-say two ounces of Brunker's Balsam
in two ounces of hot water. Drink 1t hot as 1t
can be borne, and repeat the dose every fifteen
minutes till relief is attained. A strong consti-
tuition can take eight to twelve ounces of the
Balsan in two or three hours with perfect safety.
1t contains only one gram or opium to eight
ounces OF the Balsam. IL is acknowledged by
the best physicians in the State of Indiana TO be
the safest and most perfect remedy for
bowel complaints n children or adults ever Of
fered to the public. DIR. BOwles, a prominent
physician of Paoli, Orange county, Ind, says:
1--WE always keep a 81 bottle of Brnnker's Bal
sam in our house for family use" DR., Stallard,
of Russellville, Putnam county, IND, says: at
Is useless for the doctors to try to run it down.
They can't equal II. L have tested 1t enough to
know 1t to be the best medicine in the United
States for children or adults" A 81 or 50-cent
bottle of Brunker's Balsam In your house is equal
to a life insurance. A prominent physician of
Columbus, Ind, saws: For summer complaint
iu children or for fetid discharges of the bowels
there is not q remedy IN the United States which
will change them to "A healthy condition as quick
as Brunker's Balsan." Messrs. Walling & Co.,
A. Kelfer & Co. and Stewart & Barry, wholesale
druggists of indianapolis, all buy IL by the hun
dreds of dozens; ana Mr. Keller says: "If | sell
one bill OF Brunker's Balsam to a customer he is
sure to come back for more" Mr.. Shepler Fry,
a wealthy citlZsn of Marion county, twelve milee
south of Indianapolis, says: 81 have used Brunk-
er's b Ilsam IN my IA Hily twelve years. l never
leave home without taking a bottle in my satch-
ell. 1t has sa ved me many delays in attacks of
fuX and bowel complaints from changes OF
water and riding in cars. IT cured my daughters
child of summer complaint in two days. The
doctor had treated IL two months, and the child
was getting worse all the time" Mr.. John
MePheters, of Orange county, Indiana, SAYS:
81 have used Brunker's Balsam in my family ten
years. l would rather risk my life on it than on
the combined skill OF any ten OF the best physi-
clans in the United States" Mr.. Ambrose H.
Park, of the wholesale medicine. house of j. ID.
Park 81 Sons, Cincinnati, o., whOse sales of pro
prtetary medicines average So, 900, 900 a year,
says: "Bruuker's Balsam IS the best medicine
for bowel complaints in our house. Tits merits
were generally known we could sell $780, 600
worth a year in this city. IL has cured cases of
chronic .diarrhea in this city of seven years
standing. / have kept it in my house for years
as a family medicine"