Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 29, 1886, Page 5

THE OMAHA DAILY b wada s DAY nu\]‘ MBiER 29, 1886. LAWRENCE, OSTROM & COS TETIN YEARS oD Famous ‘BELLE (%9.-. of BOURBON” Kor Medicinal _ y// /) and KFamily Usc. ABSCOLTUTEL Y U T aTo TremT. oTm. IS DEATH TO MALARIA il Blood Poisoning, Ohills and Fever S Typhoid Fever, INDIGESTION CONSUMPTION, Sleeplessness Ur tnsomnia, ; e v Dyspepsia, | R = gurglca FEVERS THE GREAT APPETIZ .R HIGHL.Y ENDORSED JXAND RECOMMENDIKI. This will certify that | have examined the BELLE OF BOURBON WHISKY, received from Lawrence, Osirom & Co., and found the same to be perfectly free from Fusil Oil and all other deleterious substances and strictly pure. | cheerfully recornmend the sams for Family and Medicinal purposes. J. P. BARNUM, M. D, Analytical Chemist, Louisvil'e, Ky."” ‘Why Belle of Bourbon is Pure HE RECOMMENDS BELLE OF BOURBON. k are have nlmlml in some shape, and a matter of the fivst importance is that the liguors alminise T'hy latil t turally existing in th in, whicl ho 1 f 1 luul o them be ll»mlunlq r There are volatile properties naturally existing in the grain, which accompany the liquor in its changes and give ¢ f 1t spivit. Thege ean scarcely be considered ag impurities; but there are other “GENUINE AND GOOD o fermentation “1..|w| .;u 80 |:<||:?‘l\' u!wl u:nnlulllnnlul ulu |\wllu'(! A"ll“n's{ e physicians,” he says,” “order good whisky,” meaning Belle of Bourbon, of conrie, *‘und leave it to mul 4 hdeddh otfensive both to the smell and taste, and from which, nnNIn fiud it us they muy. "Some possess the fac ‘ulty or the knowledge necessary (o get gouuing liquors, but the agide from the potson vin, it is very vll frable that the spivit should be freed as far as possible. This is ace najority, even among the intelligent, do not.” complished in the na e of Belle of Bourbon, in the production of which on'y the flinty part of the grain is wsed, thees fecciny it from Fusel Ol before it is distilled, and it is further improved by the BELLE OF BOURBON ’3 = Whisky was introduced into the Pharmacopia as a substitute for brandy, and is prefervable to brandy as a wedical IPL AGE OF BELLE OF BOURBON agent, since it can always be ublunndolwuu‘d guality, It is a'so used as an antiseptie, Dressing for woends, ete, o which 1t is 1H l(l\(ll\nl fore being placed u o mark e of W SEAL, 5L Sl bl 1akdupn 1 wae 408 of s Ky bl P o o s, BELLE OF BOURBON IN FEVERS. In s ulm " u of this the unm cate of the eminent chemist, Dr. J, Barnum, ishere given. ‘The use of Belle of Bourbon \\hm\ has revolutionized the treatment of fevers, and thousa EMINENT PHYSICIANS i saved. Formerly Typhoid Fever was regarded as almost ingurable; recovery was the oxeept g 3 of'whisky, death resulting from typhoid feyer is the very the | cal Fever: nn now readily controlled by sttmulants, Dr. Le ut ortho, 5 ds Throug !m nh world unhesitating contend that alcoholie liqrors have held, and always will hold, their p]me at the pure Kentucky »Innk\ as the Best of all Medical Agents in controlliug aid re gululng the ynlu in fevers lo nlu ug head of the list of Standard Remedies, without the use of which suceess in their practice wonld be limit from injuries or sur#ical operations. WHAT THE DOCTORS HAVE TO SAY. A CURE FOR CONSUMPTION ¢ LA 1|| u WLING, who was considered the highest authority in his time, an1 who was fully aware of the ) ks f il oo, wiote i e Medical Neds,of whiclh 0¢ was cditon, i tha discassion of the so-eatled l,l"’ “_"' '.ffl'" LE. -M‘.( oIy *ulnl‘ H“;»;“Jluh:fl'ffu'.:«‘: t\'flffl"".'.‘ul;?.:':?.Ap(:’.‘fm‘n'.'.'. *e :AI:I‘;lIIIl(l}:?U’I.b”h‘Il i ey lA“v‘h”fl.'.': ) iy omperance mux used to give I For Sale by Druggists;, Wine Merohants and Grooers Everywhere Price $L.25 Per Bo LAWRENCEHE, OSTRON & CO:; Proprietors; Louisville; Ky. RILEY .t DILLON, Wholesale Liquor Delers, Onaha; and Families supplied by GLADSTONE BROS, & CO., Omaha, Nebra sk GUODMAN DRUG U0, Omaha,Distributing Agents for Nebraska,