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IMPORTANT

~ 'hS Lungs ana Nlnuplpe.
REv. l. Governs BALM \
OF LIE 6; new aud valuable remedy for the !
Slrc OF Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, CrouT, /
WhoSping 'ough, and all diseases of the Lungs
1nd Mlndpipe; Extensively use and recommen-
led by the Medical Faculty, to whom the Recipe !
has been freely made known.
l. SoNEKr d CO., Proprietors, Auburn, NY.
no, sale by many respectable Druggists and
Merchants throughout tie country.
The Proprietor Of this Medicine kaying cit |
nessed, with much pam, the great aud increasing
destruction oil the life and health of SO many OF
rs ieliowbelngs by Consumption, Bronchitis, and
ne Earioss and numerous other diseases of the
lungs aud Mlndppe. was induced 10 direct his
~ hdon and enquiries TO the discovery Of more
nieaeion : remdy than has heretofore been pres
enied TO the public.
with much care, consultation and study, he
mas prepared Medicine which he now presents
Dan Intelligent and discerning public, with the
utmost confidence IN It's virtues and success IN
Iusc oilhe diseases for which 10 IS recommcn-
ded-and which he is willing to submit TO the
most scrutlnlzing test of the Medical Faculty;
tnd 10 rest lts reputation upon their decision.
lie Is already assured upon their testimony
.halt Is superior 20 any thing yet discoveries and
thc proprietor firmly believes, that e taken nc.
Iording To the directions, ~ will effect cure IN
nlhe out 9i ten IN those diseases Tor which 1t Is
| reCOmme nded.
ihis MEDICINE is suited to all climates, aud to
persons OF all ages aud sexes; will keep for any
length oil time, and may be used with perfect safe
| ~ by persons IN the most feeble state Of heain;
| as II contains no ingredients that IAN impair tho
constitution under any circumstances. 1t will
| be found greatly serviceable IN Colds, Coughs,
aud all diseases of the Lungs and Broachi1, such
| as PBTHSlC ASTHMA, wHOOPlNG
| COUGH, GROUP ACUTE AND CHRONIC,
| EXPLANATIONS Oft LUNGS and Wind
PIPE.
By, the DYsPEPTIC, has been used with
decided advantage, and is seTvceable To persons
laboring under debility OF any kind if used accor-
ding 20 the directions. To the CON UMPTIVE
It has invariably afforded almost immediate relief
and Inseveral instances has wrought a perma-
ment cure. IL is not, however expected TO effect
cure Upon such as are IN the last stages Of tue
disease; buleven TO such, II will be found 10 give
much relief, aud greatly prOlong that remnant Of
life which has become SO nearly sxiiupuished bv
the dread destroyer.
This medicine has now been before TIE public
ana extensively used for several months past and
not solitary of dissatisfaction has besn rem
orted to the Proprietor.
THIS circumstance, together with the fact that
u had been so generally recommended by Physi-
cans OF the highest responsibility, TO whom the
recipe has been freely made known warrants th,
Proprietor In the expression Of the belize that il
VIII SIyethe most perfect satisfaction in thos,
peculiarly distressing cases above enumerated.
IL hrs lntennon, as speedily as possible, to place
the Balm Of Life ~ the hands of Agents in all
AUBURs, N Y. Dec. 1888.
Thepropnetor IS now receiving almost dai
testimonials OF the highest Responsibility from
Physicians, Clergymen, and others, wGo hav,
bccOms acquainted with its nature and ,tfect-n.
mUng winch are tho following:
, From The Dos. Medical JoHrH0I IF Aug %, 1910
| The following - an extract from an article in
that paper on 'MoTbus LaIyngeus Concionato
rum" OF Bronchitis, by Frank ii. Hamliion, Nj
y. Professor Of Matera MedIca aud Gsaeral
Pathology inGeneVa Medical College.
THE Rev. ]. CoverI's Mixture, also now uscd
so extensively for this affection by clergyInen,
belongs &c the same close OF stimulating expec-
JTants, being one of those lucky combinationslof
medical agents which while IL pro notes expscto-
ration, does not impair the tone of the stomach -
Ofthis medicine va feel at liberty To speak since
ITS composition Is not held from the fprofession
| and we hope the propretors will soon see fl 10
give II 10 the PuslIc. We venture TO recon-
mend IL, therefore, having employed IL in our own
ease aud IN the cases OF many others, with deci.
dcd hcncfit."
! To all whom It may concsrn.--This may GER
tfy that have examined the Rev, 1 COyert's
Ingredients compounded under the name of the
Balm OF Life, ana believe said compound Is han
ply calculated TO relievcpersons Of all ages and
sexes afflicted with acute and chronic Diseases Of
the lungs and windplpe. as Indicated by coughs,
difficult breathing, and pains in different paTts of
the chest, II administered under suitable circun-
stances and IN appropnat e doses
JOSEPH II. PITNEY,
Physician and Surgeon.
The natuTe'Oi the composition of the Rev. l.
Coyerts Balm Of Life, having been frllyexplnin.
ed To the following medical gentlemen thcy
have consented that they may be referred 10 a.
authority for its utility an expo ctorant IN tbosc
chronic cases Of pulmonary dsease,in which Ihat
class 1fremCdes is indicated.
ID. NJ. REESE, NJ d., Professor OF the The
oTy and Pracuce OF Medicine IN tho albany
J. MNAU GHTEN, NJ. D., Professor of Ana,
omy and Physiology IN the Fairfield Medical |
MARK STEPHENSON, al. D., N. Y. civ
DOct. NJ, MCKNIGHT, ~. y. city.
J. MITCHELL, NJ. d., Philadelphia.
From the Rev. ID. MooTc.-In Isa5 INV lungs
became seriously diseased, and csnunued SO Tor
nearly fourteen years, and about SIX years since
wac attacked with chrome Bronchitis which
accustomed me much pam and distress attended
by difficult breathing and pains various paris
Of the chest; In March last ! purch ased n bottle
IA hpeu - nh D.,
fore was takeni my chronic bronchitis nearly If
not a together cured, and the pains Of the chest
have subsidized, I have great confidence i'm the
Balm Of Llie, and think II good and safe medi-
DAVID MOORE.
Aurelius, ". V, Aug. 81, 1899.
From the Rev. n. Bannster, a, r.. Teachers of
Languages ia the CaZenoyia Seminary.
Thus eertifes that have successfully used the
Rev. ]. COyerts Balm OF Life. In the case of n m
obstinate cold, which resulted IN a settled in1am-
nation 81 the lungs, the Balm Of Life, after the
trail Of several other medicines for several weeks,
elected gradual butpermant cure.
Cazsnovia, April Ia, 1899.
THIS cerlhes, that having examined the Rev
COyefrs Balm ofBne, IN allits component ia.
rtsiwe do believe II to be one Of the best com
pounds fJr coughs, cOusumptIOns, chronic in
hlInmatlOns, etc. Of which we have aay know-
edge. aad do most cordially recommend its use 10
all afflicted with theabOve named diseases
Il W. P PAYni6S, NJ Nj ID d salina.
GORDON NEEDHAM, Vt, D.. Onondapa.
r.. LAWRENCE, NJ. D., Baldwinswlle.
DRONCHlTlS!B kONCHlTIS!!-Be
I'D ware Of that dread destroyer, a,FJTHE|
BRONCLITIS:l.E Which spares neither the
Young thOOhd, or the Beautiful, but Is annual
ly hurryinc thousands upon thousands 20 a prem
allure grave ungdcr the mistaken name OfConsu.
mptlon. The Usual symptoms Of this disease sre
Cough, Sore less Of the Lungs OF Throat Hoarsc-
ness, Difficulty u Breathing, Asthma Hectic
FevcT.a Splitting up Of Phlegm or Matter and
sometimes BloOd. IL an inflammation Of The fac
sk which lines the inside Of the small wind fuie
or ar vessels running through 'Cry part Of the
lungs. The great aBd ehcctv9f remedy Tor fbis 4
rlluu.n aud wide spread disease is the Rsy r. I
Cuvorts RALM OF LIFE. This new and inysi-
liable Medicine is universally pronounced bv .bo