Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-01-31
Y VEGETABLE PULMONARY

- a LSAM, IS the most Valuabl,
remedy now IN use for Coughs Colds, Asthma, OIL
Phlhisic, Consumption, Whoopng Cough and Pull
monary affections of every kind. Its sale is siead
y increasing and the proprictors are constantly re-
ceivng the most favorable accounts Of its effects -
The following new certificates are offered for pub
lie examinations
From Dr. William Perry.
have Witnessed the effects Of the Vegetable
Pulmonary Bdlsam, and have no hesltanLy in cx-
pressing as my belief that it is safe convenient
and very cifcacious medicine. Respectfully yours
WILLIAM Penny, NJ. ID.
Exeter, n. H. July H. 1882.
From DIR. Truman Abel.
For the last FIVE years Of my practice have had
the satisfaction to witness the beneficial effects OF
the Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam in many cases Of
obstinate cough, and other affections of the lungs,
would therefore confidently recommend its use in
all complaints Of the chest as being equal il not
superior, TO any other medicine within my knowl-
edge. TRUMAN ABELL, NJ. ID.
Lempstcr, N il. Dec 8, 1888
From DIR. Thomas Brown. 1
The Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam has been ex-
tcnsvely used, in the section of country where
reside for several years past and has Justly acqur-
ed high reputation in comsumptive complaints.
SO far as my knowledge extends il has never disap-
pointed the reasonable expectation Of those who
have used IT. THOMAS BRowN, NJ. d.
Concord, N. II. May IL, 1888.
From DR.. Samuel Morrill,, to the Propretor of the
Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam.-I am satisfied that
the Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam is a valuable
medicine. 1t has been used in this place with COM
plete success IN an obstinate complaint of the lungs,
attended with severe cough, loss of voaenRnd the
raising Of much blood, which had previous resisted
many approved prescriptions. After using the
Basam one week, the patients voice returned, and
he was enabled TO speak audiby. This case oc-
CURED some time since, and the man is engs-
ged not only in active but laborious business. Re-
specially yours, &c.
SAMUEL MORRILL,, M. d.
Concord, N. II. Jan. 80, 1889.
From Mr. Samuel Evereu.--In October $780, !
was attacked with cough accomp anied with a sc =
we're pain in the side and difficulty of breathing. I
rcsorcd to several remedies, but without effect In
January, 1881, was attended by skilfu phys-
clan, and subsequently received the advice of sew
eral others, but the disease steadily increased; the
cough was incessani, attended with a bloody and
offensive expcctoraon: my flesh was wasted, my
feet swollen and my strength extremely reduced.
In April my case seemed utterly hopcless-I was
told by my physicians that medicine could be of no
further service 10 me, and it not expected by
any Of my friends that could survive a month In
this situation my daughter procured bottle of the
Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam, (which she had
heard highly recommended for similar complants)
and prevailed on me TO make a trial Of it. Its use
was attended with the most unexpected and happy
results. 1t gave immediate relief and one bot
tie effected a cure | have since been free from
pain in the side and cough, except in the Of
common colds. SAMUEL EVERETT.
Boston, March !, 1882.
IEF~ Particular caution. Each genuine bottle is
enclosed in blue wrapper, on which is u yellow
label signed SAMPSON REED. *None 9th
er be genuine. The great celebrity of the
genuine V. p. Balsam has been the cause of al
tempts TO introduce spurious articles, which by par
tally assuming the name of the genuine are calcu-
lated to mislcad and deceive the public. Among
these spurious mixtures are the American Pulmo-
nary Bdlsam,' Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam Svr-
up, &c. tltPurchasers should inquire for its true
article by its whole name, and see that it has the
marks and signature of the genuine
Sold by E H PRENTISS, Price-50 cents.
Montpelier.