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Dr. pirague’sFXTEACT OF WISCONSIN BALM.f'jp HIS ifc one of ihe be^imedicines as a prevent X taiive against Cholera, now in use; and although that disease is now raging at the South, there has not been a fatal cane of it among the Slaves on plantations where the medicine has been used. Its fame is spreading far and wide and already are the demands lot it eo great tha, they cannot ail bs filled. This medicine is lot tended 10 cure the chub ra, summer romplatnts-choiic, pains in tho side or breast, scalds., burns, eouqh, cokl.s, c. c. and I bottle is equal to 2 bottles of sarsaparilla fur ah those c- mplamts for which that medicine is recommended.EXTRACT OFAlthough a very different mudiciua from the Bnim.yet it 14 intended tor tho same purpose*,— It stimulates tho stomsu.ti to aclmn, sets Nature to work, mid renioven all inipunttts Irom the blood, and is the great ami-Gln*lera modicine, from 1 to3 Leu»;lt;KHin lull of this medicine if given when fj 1 -e taki n will generally cure the Cholera JDiar.bea, immediately, without the aid of any other medicine. 'I he price of ibis medicine i* so low (25cts,) that every person should have a bottlo in the house.None of Dr. SpragueV Wisconsin Medicines ure genu me unless feigned by him.JEsvtjrct of WisconsinTins l^x tract is one of the most powerful remedies ever yet discovered for the cure of liver complaints, puin in the stomach, h ore nos* or a burning sensation cu the stomach, palsy, pain hi the back or loins, nervous diseases, in anility, c#This hmmrrit bus cund thousands of our fellow mortal whu were afllittcwith liver tmd other cornpl/iints, after Golomi I arid all the various preparation-* of mfircury bad failed to cure.DIRECTIONS—Taken piece of newspaper about six inches long unit three inches wide, spread the liniment on the aami and put the plaster where tho pain is; if the pain moves, then move the plaster where the pain move , to, nml at the wm time iaho Sprague’s Extract of Wisconsin Balm, or Sprague’s EKlract of Wisconsin Balsam, according to directions- The first is generally preferred.A lady in the town of Engle, 2 years since, had the third attack of palsy; it affected her hands, fret, tonguo and stomach. All of these parts were cold, numb and torpid, and for twelve clays could neither eat nor drink. On the I th day a large piaster of the Extract of Gum Was applied to her stomach, winch gave instant relief They then gave her a table spoonful of Sprague’s 10Xtract of Balm and in 24 hours she was a well Womun, and has not had a symptom of pa lai?y since.A lady 3 years since,hud (us feho described it*) a seveie soreness or burn mg in hoc stomach; a very eminent physician attended her for more than seven months, ho then gave ht r up, and told her that /»tie could nut possibly live but a few days, and advised her to prepare lor eternity. An aged lady happened tocull in a few inmutcv aflor tho Dr* left,and seeing the families in tears inquired what was I he matter; they told her, she asked if they had. tried Dr. Sprague’s' Extract of Gum—they said
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Waukesha Democrat
Waukesha, Wisconsin, US
Tue, Oct 01, 1850
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