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various GhrctloHs pt The Stomach and Liver.
DIR. FOLGE ER'S oLOSAo OMAN.


Or Az Healiag BaLsam.
E / IS aek nowlrdged that more persons die OF
T. Consumption Than of any other disease: L.
IS esrimsted that IN the Uaised States lone over
THIRTY THOUSAND PERSONS annually tall
victims 10 this dreadful scuuIge. The cause OF
the evil Is generally oveTl"oke ed. A short DIR,
Cough is The precursor or a neglected Cold.-
These symptom, are deemed unlmportant. Pain
IN the side, Hectic. aud night Sweats follow, s.
death ends the scene.


Would YOU lind a REMEDY FOR THE EVIL, +?


Here il is. The experiences of more than tw enty
years has proved its Efficacy, and thousands are
rejoicing in its effects. ...e


lEFRrad the following case OF CONSUMP-
HON. The cure mas lrul wonderful one.
aud places the "Olosaonian, or lealing Bal
SAM at the head of the list of remedies for
eradlcating that dreadful disease.


George w. Hays, resfdiUg in this city, was
selzed with a severe cold in the early part oi
the summer. His cough became very trouble
some. aud he began to raise blood He com
planned OF a severe pain in the chest, aud his
breathing became, short that he could not
walk any distance without stopping for brea III
dis Highf yeats reduced him very low He W as


under the care 0t several ph hvsicians in BROOKLYN
who told hin they could do no good, as his dis


ase was a settled and fixed Con III ption. He
| removed TO this city to die among his frieDds-
/ He was by this time go weak that he could not
| Wakl without assistance. Although his friends
had now given given up all hope OF his eyei
/ belgn any better, he commenced using the sol o


saonan or AisHeahng Balsam, - and in a fe "


" eeis, was far restored as to be able TO te.
/ sumo his business


4 0JAnother case of severe ASTHMA relie
we'd by two bottles of the "Oosaonian"


Mrs. Bell, the wife of Robert P Bell of Nor.
ristown, N. j. who had been afflicted muh
| A hma for many years, was given up by the
| physicians, who said they could relieve her


and advised her being removed 10 the eaboard
IN the hupe That a change OF would prove


serviceable. II proved OF no avail. One bottle
lof the 'CiosaoRan'' 90 tar relieved her that she
hwas able TO get up from her bed and dress her.


self, thing she had OF done before in morfths
| and she has now returned 30 her residences will,


every prospect Of being speedily restored.
| Hundreds of cases could be given to prove


the efficacy OF THE great remedy.
/ Price 81 per bottle. .--s -


| Principal office log Nassau seree; New York.
! Sold by the following agents- BoonVile, L.
| j. Bethel!-- Newbureh, r. M. Foster-Iocls-


woods Store, A. w. Lockwcod-Princetou, w.
II. FIsher-Petersbureh, P. G. Hammond, and
| br e. F.. SPURRIER & Co. Evansville
lib. WILDER, Gescrsi Agent, foslssilI..
! ost O-iy fH