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IMPOKTANT

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REv. /. Covers BALM
)F LIFE; new and valuable remedy for the J
"hooping Cough, and all diseases of the Lungs
md Mindplpe; Extensi yely use and recommen-
led by The Medical Faculty, to whom the Recipe !
las been freely made known. ,
/. COVERT * CO., Proprietors, Auburn, NY.
ror sale BY many respectable Druggists and
Merchants throughout tie country.
The Proprietor of this Medicine having 1T
iessed, with much pain, the great and IncreaSing
destruction 1.-THE life and health of so many OF
MS leIlowbelngs by Consumption, Bronchitis, and
me Vanoss and numerous other diseases OF the /
Lungs and Nindpipe. was induced to direct hts
att nilon and enquiries to the discovery Jf more
Cfhcseious remdy than has heretofore been pres
With much care, consultation and study, he |
has prepared Medicine win IN he now prrsents \
TO an Intelligent and discerning public, with the
utmost confidence IN ITS virtues and success IN
cu.e OF The diseases for which IL Is recommcn-
ded-and which he is willing TO submit TO ,hc
most scrutinizing test of the Medical Facu' ~;
aud To rest lts rcputa ION upon their decision.
lie Is already assured upon their testimony,
,hdut Is superior to any thing yet discoveries and
the proprietor hrmly believes, that 4 taken &c
cording to the directions, il will effect cure IN
nine out OF ten, IN those diseases tor which II is
recomme nded.
| This Medicine is sEitcd TO all climates, and TO
persons OF all ages and sexes; will keep for any
length of time, and may be used with perfect safe
~ by persons IN the most feeble state of healtn;
\ as II contains no ingredients that IAN impair The
constitution under any circumstances. 1t will
be found greatly scryceable ina Colds, Coughs,
and all diseases Of the Lungs and BIonehla, such
lCoUGH, GROUP ACUTE AND CHRONIC,
EXPLANATIONS ofIhe LUNGS and HIND-
PIPE.
BY the DYSPEPTIC, Il has been used with
decided advantage, and is serv ceable to persons
sborng under debility o, any kind, # used aecoT,
ding 10 the directions. To the CONSUMPTIVE
II has inv arably all orded alinot imIned ale relief
: and inseveral instances has wrought a perma-
uent cure. IL ls not, however expected TO effect
cure Upon such as are IN the last stages Of the
disease; buteven TO such, IL will be found To give
. much relief, und greatly prolong that remnant oil
lie which has become SO nearly extnguished By
: This medicine has now been before tie public
and extensively used for several months past and
not solitary case oil dlssausfacuon has been rep
orIed 10 the Proprietor.
This circum-t ance, together with the fact that
n II had been SO generally recommended by Physi
, clans ofthe highest pectabiiity TO whom The
! recipe has been freely made known warrants the
Proprietor IN the expression Of the belize that il
Will givethe most perfect satisfaction in thos,
peculiarly distressing cases above enumerated.
Ii hrs attention, us speedily possible, to plac,
the Balm of Life ~ the hands Of Agents in al
Z parts of the United States
AUBrRS, N Y. Dec. 1888.
Thepropnetor IS now receiving almost daily
testimonials of the highest respectabihtv from
Physicians, Clergymen, and others, who hnv,
: become acquainted with It's nature and sfirct-a.
mong which are tho following:
From lse BOs Medical Journal Of Aug. %, 1910
The following = an extract from an article in
, that paper on Morbus L.aryneeus COnciohato
rum, or Bronchitis, by Frank H Hamilton, NJ
-. Professor of Matera Medlca aud General
Pathology inGeneva Medical College
THE Rev. i. Covert's Mixture, also now us,d
, so extensively for this affection by clergymen.
belongs &c the same close of stimulating expec-
Grants, being one Of those lucky binations Sol
medical agents which while II promotes expscto-
ration, does not impair the tone ofthe stomach
OF tins medicine We feel at liberty To speak since
It's composition is MOI held from the profession,
and we hope the propretors will soon see fit Iu
give II 10 the Public. We venture 10 recon-
mend IL. therefore, having employed il in our own
A.. a IN Al af zolN 4
ded benefit"
To all whom It may eoncSrn.--1 his NAV GER
tify that have examined the Rev, Covert
! Ingredients compounded under the name OF the
Balm OF Lille, ana believe said compound IL hap
PLY calculated to relievepersons Of all ages nd
sexes afflicted with acute and chronic disea as, IA
the lungs aud windpipe, as Indicated by cous IS
dIfh;ult breathing. aud pains in different vaTts a
the chest, If administered under suitable circum.
stances and IN approximate doses
JOSEPH II. PITNEY,
Physician and Surgeon.
The naIuTe'Oi the composition OF the Rev. J.
Coverts Balm OF Lille, having been fcliyexpIain.
ed to the following medical gentlemen they
authority for It's utility expCctoTant in tbosc
ehronic cases of pulmonary disease,in which thai
class Jfremedies Is indicatc6.
! ID. NJ. REESE, NJ d., Professor OF the The
DRY and Practice of Medicine in the Albany
Medical College.
J: MHAuGHTEN'M NJ. d., Professor Of Anst
omy and Physiology In the Fairfield Medical
| College.
Mark STEPHENSON, N. D., N. Y. city.
| DUci. NJ, MCKNIGHT, n. y city
| J. MITCHELL, NJ. D., PhiIadeiphia.
From the Rev. ID. MJoIc.-In 1926 my lungs
became seriously diseased, and c. ntInuei so for
! nearly fourteen years, and about six years since
i was attacked with chronIc Bronchitis which
occasloned me much pam and distress attended
by difficult breatbng and pains IN various paris
| OF The chest. In March lastI purchased . bottle
Of Rev. i. CUverts Balm Of Life and the ,fecI
has been that my breathing is about as free as he.
fore was takeni my chronic bronchitis nearly If
| "A nd md a. 4
| have subsidized, have great confidence in IN,
| Balm Of Life, and Il ink 1t good and safe medi-
| cine.
,..,,v David MOORE.
From the Rev. III. BannisteT, A. B.. Teachers of
Languages ~ the CaZenoyia Seminary
THIS certfes that have successful used IN.
Rev. j. COvert's Balm Of Life. In the ease Of nm
obstinate cold, which resulted IN a settled Inasm-
nation Of the lungs, the Balm of Life after tbs
trail Of several other medicines for several yyeek
ELECTED gradual butpermant cure.
II. BANNIS TER.
This ceTilfes, that having examined the Rev
Coyerps Balm OfI.ife IN all its comgonent a.,
rts,.we DO believe II TO be one Of the best com
pounds for coughs, cOusumptiOns, chronic in
hammatlons, etc. of which we nave n5y knowl-
edge. add 90 most cordially recommend lis use 10
.. w. DANIELS, nj. u.
w. j. LJVEJoY. NJ. D. Salina.
GORDON NEEDHAM, NJ, D.. onondaes
y. LAWRENCE, NJ D., Badwinsville-
RRONCHITlS!B RONCHITIS!!-Be
- ware Of that dread DESTROYER 18th
BkONCL ITIS:4sx Which spares neither the
y Dung, thOOhd, or the Beautiful, but Ne annual
" hurryine thousands upon thousands TO a prem
allure grave ungder the mistaken name ofConsl-
mpuon. The usual symptoms Of this disease are
Cough SgTeless of the Lungs OF Throat Hoarso-
ness, Dnhculiy Of Breathing, Asthna. Hectic
Fever.a Splitting up Of Phcgm or Matter, and
sometmcs blood. Tits an IN Inflammation Of the foe
SKIN which lines the inside Of the small wind ful es
or AIR vessels running through every part Of The |
lungs. The great and efieetuai remedy for this /