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TMPORTANT'

To ,bose ffiIotcd with Colds, Bronchitis, ]
Consumption, Asthma, and NIL diseases c
of the Lungs and WindPipe. 49,,
Rrv. l. CovrnT's BALM
or LIFE, new aud valuable remedy for the
clrc OF Consumption, Asthma, Bronchiue, CrouT,
whoopins Cough, and oil diseases of the Lungs
and Mlndpipei Extensively use and recommsn-
ded bY the Medical Faculty, TO whom the Recipe
has been freely made known.
L. COVERT & CO, Propriotors, Auburn, n.
For sale by many respectable Druggists and
Merchants throughout tie country.
Tho Proprietor of this Medicine having ou-
messed, with much pain, the great and ncreasing
destruction ofthe life and health of so many OF
/ his fellowbSInKs by Consumption, Bronchius, and
| the varlOss and numerous other diseases OF the |
/ Lungs aud Nindpipe. was induced To direct his
att niIon and enquiries TO the discovery Jfa more
sfhcacious remdy than has heretofore been res /
eated TO the public.
With much care, consultation and study, he
has prepared Medicine whI-h he presents
TO an Intelligent and discerning public, with the
utmost confidence IN It's virtues aud success IN
cu.c OF the diseases for which ~ - Iecomnlen-
ded-and which he 10 willing TO submit to Ihs
most scrutnzing test Of the Medical Faculty;
and to rest ITS rcputa ion upon their decision.
He 10 already assured ppon their testimony,
thaut is superior to any thing yet discovered; aud
the proprietor firmly believes, that 4 taken ac-
cordlng TO the directions, ~ will effect cure IN
nine out of ten, in those diseases Tor which II Is
. recomme nded
lhis Medicine is suited 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
N sst contains no ingredients that IAN impair The
constitution under any circumstances. IL VIII
: be found greatly seryicsable in Colds, Coughs,
. and all diseases of the Lungs and Bronchis, such
: as PHTHSlC, ASTHMA, WHOOplNG
!, COUGH, GROUP ACUTE AND CHRONIC.
o EXPLANATIONS Of the LUNGS and BIND
x lPlPE.
e BY the DYSPEPTIC, ithas been Used with
" decided advantage, and is serv ceable To persons
&c ding 10 the directi0ns. To the CONSUMPTlyE
i, has invariably afforded almoit immediate Ielle
- and nseyeral instances has wrought a peIma.
!, ment cure. II ~ not, however expected To etiec
y cure upon such as are in the last stages OF III,
- disease; buteven to such, II will be found To give
u much relief, and greatly proong that remnant o.
A lIi" which has become SO nearly extinguished b,
" the dread destroyer.
pc This medicine has now been before tie publ,
ny and extensively used for several months past nnC
~ not solitary case of dissaisfae ton has been rep
~ orted to the Proprietor.
III This circumstance, together with the fact tina
% 1t had been so generally recommended by Physi
80 Clans OF the highest responsibility, TO whom tn
~ recipe has been freely made known, warrants tn
u Proprietor IN the expression Of the belize that
nc VIII glyethe most perfect satisfaction in thos
10 peculiarly distressing cases above enumerated.
e) Ii his Intention, speedily as possible to plac
~ the Balm of .ife In the hands OF Agents IN nj
ne parts OF the United States.
a AUBrRS, NJ Y: Dec. 1898.
IL testimonials of the highest TespcctabIity from
"a, Physicians, ClergymeD, and others, who hav
ba become acquainted with II: nature and efiect-a
ny From The BOs Medical Journal Of Aug. %. lsl:
80 The following . an extrsctfrom article il
re that paper on Morbus Laryngeus, Concionate
ii rum or Bronchitis, by Frank II. Hamilton, NJ
- -. Professor of Materia Medlca aud Genera
p Pathology inGsncva Medical College.
IN THE Rev. j. Covert's Mixture. also now use
10 5 extensively for this affection by cleryymen
~ belongs &c the same close of stimulating expec
DR. iorants being one OF those lucky combinationso
ii medical agents which while IL promotes expecto
10 ration does not impair the tone OF the stomach
- OfthiS medicine We feel at liberty to speak, sine
m its composition il not held from the profession
: We u.p fiji
- give II 10 the Public. We venture TO recon-
10 mInd il, therefore, having employed il in -ur Uwl
r case. aud m the cases OF many others, with deci
:, Sed benefit"
> To all whom II may concsrn.-This may Ger
tify that have examined the Rev, 1 Covert
ingredients compounded under the nnmo Of IN,
. Balm Of life, n no believe said compound IL hap
PLY CALCULATED to relievepersons Of all ages anC
sexes afflicted with acute and chronic disen ses, o
the lsnys aud windplPe as Indicated by coug n .
difficult breathing aud pains IN different Darts o.
the chest, If administered under suitable circum
! stances anu IN approximate doses
JOSEPH r. PITNEY
Physician aud Surgeon.
! Auburn, Aug. 81, 1887.
The nature'ot the composition of the Rev. l.
q Coyerts Ralm Of Life, having been fullyexplain.
= have consented that they may be referred I. a;
, authority for It's utility eSpCctorant in thos,
{ chronic cases of pulmonary dIsease,in which tina
class oi remedies - indicated.
: ID. NJ, REESE, NJ D., Professor of tho The.
! DRY and Practice of Medicine in the Alban,
h J. M'NAU GHTEN, NJ. D., Professor Of Ana,
= omy aud Physiology in the Fairfield Medics
}. MARK STEPHENSON, MD. " Gin,
e Doci. NJ, MCKNIGHT, n. Y. CITY.
y J. MITCHELL, NJ. d., Philadeiphia
~ From the Rev. ID. MJoTe-ln 1879 my lung,
u became seriously diseased and c. ntnued SO fol
y nearly fourteen years, and about SIX years sine,
J. l was attacked with chrome Bronchitis which
= occ asloned me much pam and distress, attended
% by difficult breathing and pains IN various parlI
Of the chest. In March last puTch o sed q BOIL,
= OF Rev l. C0vertS Balm Of Life, and the efisc
has been that my breath hing is about free as be
a fore was taken; my chronic bronchitis nearly 4
't not together cured and the pains of the cbsss
d have subsidized have great confidence in IN,
! Balm VI Life, and tx ink II good and safe med
e cine.
q rAvID MOORE.
x From the Rev. II. Bannister, A, r.. Teachers o
l. Languages ia the CaZenoyia Seminary
THIS certifies that have successful used IN,
: Rev: j. CoVerts Bal Of Life In TIE ca Sc Of
= obstinate cold, which resulted in a settled infam
y nation oi the lungs, the Balm Of Life after IN,
" trail Of several other medicines for several week
u effected gradual butpeTmsnt cure.
: cozenovi. April r. 1899. H. BANNis FER
/ THIS ceTilfies, that having examined the Rev
e / COyerts calm Oflife, IN all its Component M
y ris,.we do believe II to be one Of the best com
y pounds for coughs, cOusumptiOns, chronic in.
= famma lions, etc. of which we have nay knowI
y edge, and DO most cordially recommend its use [,
!. all anicted WIN thesboye PANIED diseases.
e W. j. I6VEJoY. NJ. D. Salins.
y GORDON NEEDHAM, NJ. D.. OnonGags.
y r. LAWRENCE, VI. D., Badwinsville
BRONCHITIS !BRONCHITlSM-Be
o -H1 ware Of that dread DESTROYER, FsrTHE
v BRONCO ITIS:IE Which spa res i,oiiI,o, H.
: y Dung, thOohd or the Beautiful but ne ANIMAL.
4 " hurrylne thousands upon thousands TO prem
q aluie grave unRdcr the mistaken name Of Consul
% mpu2n' The usual symptoms Of this disease a ne
q Cough, Sore less Of the Lungs or Throat Hosrsc-
e ness, Difficulty Of Breathing, Asthma, Hectic
FeyeT.a Splitting ND Of Phlegm or Matter and
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