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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
FOR THE CURE OF
DISEASED LUNGS!
THE MOST CELEBRATED AND INFALLIBLE REMEDY for
actual disease of the Lungs, is, beyond all question,
The HUNGARIAN BALSAM OF LIFE,
Discovered by that eminent Medical Chemist, Dr. BUCHAN, of London, England,
and extensively known as the “Great English Remedy.”
It has been tested for upwards of six years, in Great Britain, and on the continent of Europe, where it is universally
considered the great and only remedy for this awful malady — and is now introduced into the United States
under the immediate superintendence of the inventor. Within three years it has been distributed from Maine to
Florida, and from Canada to Wisconsin — and its effects are every where alike
Astonishing and Triumphant!
As a preventive medicine, and an antidote against the consumptive tendencies of the climate, it is invaluable.
As a remedy for severe and obstinate coughs, inflammation of the lungs, croup, &c., it is unrivalled. But the
American agent is so confident of the merit of this great remedy, in the worst forms of consumption, that he prefers
to have it used by the
Dying Invalid!
Rather than by persons afflicted with some simple and less dangerous disorder of the throat and lungs. This may
seem strong language, but it is the result of experience in thousands of cases, sustained by the most intelligent and
unimpeachable testimony. We do not pronounce it an infallible remedy in all cases, but it is
The most Infallible!
Remedy known to the civilized world. It is the best preventive of hereditary consumption. It is the best defender
against influences of climate. It is the best remedy for incipient consumption; and it is the great and only remedy
for that fearful
Softening of the Lungs, Inflammation of the Membrane,
and Tuberculous Decay!
Which are the last effects of that awful scourge, and which are erroneously supposed to be beyond the reach of
medical aid. The agents or proprietors of other medicines dare not claim for their preparations a power like this.
They know that IN NO CASE have such effects been produced. The grand object and purpose of the common
“remedies” is simply to GIVE RELIEF — NOT TO CURE. This is easily done, by an intelligent physician or
druggist; but while dallying with these DELUSIVE COMPOUNDS, the patient rapidly declines, and every day
places him further and farther
Beyond the reach of Hope!
Such is not the case with the Hungarian Balsam. It is always salutary in its effects — never injurious. It is not
an opiate; it is not a tonic; it is not a mere expecterant. It is not intended to loll the invalid into a fatal security.
It is a great remedy — a grand healing and curative compound — the great and only remedy which medical science
and skill have yet produced for the treatment of this hitherto unconquered malady. It is, in fact, the
Best Remedy in the World!
And no person, afflicted with this dread NATIONAL DISEASE, will be just to himself and his friends, if he go
down to the grave without testing its virtues. A single bottle, in most cases, will produce a marked change in the
condition of ANY PATIENT, HOWEVER LOW, though there are cases, we admit, beyond its power.
The American Agent of the Great English Remedy, having full confidence in its extraordinary efficacy in the
worst forms of Pulmonary disease, boldly solicits for treatment, not the common and ordinary cases of simple Colds
or Inflammation, but what are considered the most APPALLING CASES of
Confirmed and Incurable Tuberculous Disease!
If there is a remedy in the world, it is to be found in DR. BUCHAN'S HUNGARIAN BALSAM. It has cured
cases supposed to be past all hope. It has raised invalids, as it were, from the very grave. It has cured after all
other systems, medicines, and methods of treatment, have failed. It is found to be superior to all the effects of
medicated baths, inhalation, change of climate, or any of the thousand experiments that wealth and ingenuity have
ever attempted. It stands alone and unrivalled, as the GREATEST AND BEST OF ALL REMEDIES.
The obstacles which even the well-founded incredulity of mankind has opposed to the success of the Hungarian
Balsam are now fast disappearing, as its triumphs become more widely spread over the land; and it is rapidly
reaching the enviable position of a
Standard Medicine,
Which may be found in all respectable medicine stores and apothecary shops in the country — recommended by
Physicians, where their own treatment fails — and kept in numerous respectable families, as a preventive medicine,
to be used upon the first appearance of this FEARFUL DESTROYER.
Sold in large bottles, at $ 1 per bottle, with full directions for the restoration of Health.
DAVID F. BRADLEE, Sole Agent for the United States, 119 Court Street,
Boston.
Sold by Agents in every large town and city in the United States, and by
the Druggists and Apothecaries generally.
In Press, and will soon be ready, an original novel, written by
BY PROFESSOR J. H. INGRAHAM.
ENTITLED
PAUL DEVERELL;
OR, TWO JUDGMENTS FOR ONE CRIME!
Will be ready in a few days, a new edition of
MYSTERIES OF NEW YORK!
Also, will be ready soon, an original novellette, by the author of the `Mysteries
of Boston,' `Emily Mansfield,' etc., entitled
HELEN CLARENCE;
OR, THE SEDUCER'S FATE!
FORRESTAL;
OR, THE LIGHT OF THE REEF!
A Romance of the Blue Sea.
WRITTEN BY PROFESSOR J. H. INGRAHAM.
The author has spent much time upon this beautiful story, which will be printed
in the most elegant manner, upon extra fine paper, and will make a handsome volume
of nearly two hundred pages. Price, 25 cents. $16 per hundred.
Ten Novels for $1; 12 1-2 cents each.
Ten Copies of the following Novels will be sent to one address, by Mail,
to any person remitting ONE DOLLAR, to the publisher; and any one remitting
ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS will be entitled to receive
the `YANKEE' for one year, together with any FOUR of the following
works:
FRANK RIVERS: Or, The Dangers of the Town. A story abounding
in incident of the most heart-thrilling description, and founded upon
events in the lives of Helen Jewett and Richard P. Robinson.
LA BONITA CIGARRERA: Or, The Beautiful Cigar-Vender. A Tale
of New York. Founded upon the Mysterious Disappearance of the
lovely and ill-fated `Cigar Girl.'
HERMAN DE RUYTER: Or, The Mystery Unveiled. A Sequel to the
`Beautiful Cigar Girl.'
DIARY OF A HACKNEY COACHMAN. A story full of wild and fearful
incident, and written in the author's most powerful style.
STEEL BELT: Or, The Three Masted Goleta.
HARRY HAREFOOT; Or, The Three Temptations.
CHARLES BLACKFORD; Or, The Adventures of a Student.
EMILY MANSFIELD: Or, The Gambler's Fate! By the author of the
`Mysteries of Boston!'
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