Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-09-17
COUGHS COLDS AND CONS UMPT TON
n. ~. DOWNS.
Veg efaLIe BHfs0nlic Eli.rir.

m NJ Of the most certain aud sure remedies, for
" coughs, colds, consun'ptions, whooping cough.
asthma caarh Group. aud all diseases of the lungs,
which has ev been offered to the public.
This Elixir unlike any Of the cough remedy, is the
result Of long experience Nv the proprietor in his
ease, who. in the year 1927, was given over by hi.
friends and physicians as IN a confirmed consumpton
(wnh bleeding the lung.) by which disease the year
previ"us. he had lost two brnthers Since that time
II has been administered to Thousands with unparaled
succes',Hs may be seen by reference tohe lew cert
hcsie' suhJoned to the pamphlet attached to each DO
tic, and may be hsdo agents without charge.
IL does not operate as most cough medicines do. re.
lierng the patient for few days, after which they
loahe IL, leaving the cough tigh, than beot
on the contrary does not stop the cough instantly, hut
enables the patient 10 throw of the tough phem with
out decorating the lungs while nature and the hea ling
qnsiiie. of the eiixer. by removing all morbid ura
tons aud inflammation from the lungs to the surface,
and finally expcis IL by preparation, and otherwise viii
effect cure, and the patient during the time will
become attached To ", by which means and persever
ance, many valuable lives ha e been saved.
lew certificates are added 10 c,pvince the mos, in
eTedu"us Of the superiority OF this medicine an,
ether H. use, while recommended TO those suffering
to read, try. judge and then speak they fud."
Nests Curtss RUSSELL cannot irrbear 10 info, m
you ct the result upon Of my children from the
Of IN. ". Downs Vegetable Balssmc Exer" Some
time last winter was vsi, my father in law in
Jericc. with my wife and children, when there, the
youngest sou took a violent cold. which resulted in au
affection upon the lungs which bud lair TO terminate M
u n.
ssnd Others having been obtained which appeared Of no
ervice 10 the he sufferer, the lsst resort could
hiDk of, was induced ioride twenty miles and OBJ
a'nei bottle of rhe Elixir Upon my return went
immediately To- administering IL. and shori hour
the child began 10 breath more freely stili perse
vered until evening. when II apparently recover
ng last. Aud although few hours before The chiil
was supposed 10 be past all recovery, wRs hut three
days before we enabled TO return home wnh The
child, which rcgsned its usual health, and has
since remained so.
You will therefore consider that can but discharge
debt OF gratitude in Informing you of the particulars
the whole IF which aserbe to the virtue Of the med
icne. HIRAM c. BRUSH
st Alhans, June is. 1897.
W his nsy certify that my wife Mary Green, had
been deaf IN ear 81 years. occasonei by the mea
See, Tor which she IN early life used many remedies IN
VAIN. But being of ronsumptve habit. induced
I" take bottle OF REV. N, Downs Vegetable Bal
samc Elixer,' aud tn her before using one
bottle. her hearing was restored entirely expressing
herself thankful that .he able 10 converse freely with
her ianily aud friends, And although much wasted
with severe cough, she has. by taking three bottles
been 80 far restored be able attend her do
mosiie duties. JOB GREEN
81 Albums. July le 1896
This may certify that Tor eighteen months. previous
I" The slring Of 1887, troubled with a Sc we're
cough, which threatened terminate IN consur1t on
aud was unwel that was obliged 20 Give uu Ali
eusine,s. al which time concluded with some renc
tsnee 10 Try the effect Of the thea new medicine n II
D"~hs b'lsamic Exer, when TO my surprise. and thai
81 my family. began rapidly recover, aud 10 few
weeks was able 10 resume my business But this was
hot all For great number of yesrs had been par.
tally deaf caused by cold. and our asionishment was
s increased ia hnd that my hearing has been entirely
restored which attribute entirely the use of theit
elixir, and have since eni..,..i yn..I health
NATHANIEL PIERCE.
Lewiston, W.. Joly 1885
for sale q, No. 50 Washington street three door,
tom :. 8. feek's tavern, by