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IMPORTANT

~ shS Lungs anu %N'suplDe. IL
REv. l. CovERr's BALM
)F LIFE; n new and valuable remedy for the
arc OF Consumption, Asthma, Bronchiiis, CrosT,
y hioSplns Tough, and all diseases of the Lungs
no Mndplpe; Extensively useJ and recommen-
led by the Medical Faculty to whom the Recipe
ms been freely made known.
= COVERT d. CO., Proprietors, Auburn, MY.
,rof sale BY many respectable Druggists and
MERCHANTS throughout tie country. /
The Proprietor Of this Medicine saving Wit
iiesSed, with much pain, the great and increasing
destruction ofthe life and health of so many OF
DIS ieilowbeings by Consumption, Bronch hits, and
ne various and numerous other diseases OF the
Lungs aud Wlndpipe. was induced to direct his
iIn naon and enquiries to the discovery If more
remdy than has heretofore beea pres
enied 10 the public.
with much care, consultation and study, he
nas prepared Medicine VIII IN he now presents 4
10 an Intelligent and discerning public, with the
UTMOST Confidence IN IT'S virtues and success IN |
cure OF the diseases for which It - recommen-
oed-and which heis willing 20 submit TO the 1
most scrutinizlng test Of the Medical Faculty;
ana 10 rest ITS reputation upon their decision.
=, lie ~ already assured upon their testimony,
.nau - superior 10 any thing yet discovered; and
the proprietor firmly believes, that Il taken nc.
corning TO the directions, u will effect cure in
nine out OF ten, IN those diseases for which It is
4 his Medicine is sviiod 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 me 81 feeble state Of bealn;-
as II contains no ingredients that ian impair tho
constitution under any circumstances Ii Will
be found greatly sJryIceable IN Colds, Coughs,
and all diseases OF the Lungs and Bronchla, such
as PHTHSlC, ASTHMA, WHOOPlNG
COUGH, GROUP ACUTE AND CHRONIC,
of The LUNGS and Wind
BY the DySPEPTIC, it has been used with
decided advantage, and Is serviceable TO persons
aboring under debility o. any kind If used aecoI.
ding "a the directions. To the CONSUMPTlNE
II has inv ariaby afforded almost immediate relief
and inseyCral instances has wrought a perma-
ment cure. IL - not however, expected TO effect
ID & oil.
disease; buiCven TO such, II will he found TO give
much relIct, and greatly prolong that remnant of
lie which has become SO nearly eXiinguished by
This medicine has now been before tie public
aud extensively used for several months pa II md
not SOLITARY case OF dissatisfaction has been rep
oTted TO the Proprietor.
This circums tanCe together with the fact IN at
/ II had been 50 generally recommended by Physi-
| Clans OF the highest resPeclabulty, to whom the
recipe has been freely made known warrants the
Proprietor IN the expires sion of the belief that i,
/ will gvethe most perfect satisfaction in thoss
peculiarly distressing cases above enumerated.
! Ii his lntenton speedily as possible TO place
| the Balm OF Life IN the hands Of Agents IN all
parts of the United States.
AUDURS, n. y. Dec. 1859.
| TheprOpnetoT is now receiving almost daily
! testimonials of The highest respectabiliiy from
/ Physicians, CleTSymcu, and others, who have
become acquainted with ITS nature and sfiect-a-
mJnS which are tho following!
From The B0S. Medical Journal IF Aug. %, 1910
] The following ls an eXtractfrom an article in
that paper on ,MoTbus I.aryneeus Concionaio.
rum" or Bronchitis, by Frank n. Hamilton N
/ T.. Professor of Matcria Nedca and Cseneral
Pathology lnGeneVa Medical College
The Rev. j. Covert : Mixture, also now used
: o extensively for this affection by clergymen,
| belongs &c the same close of stimulating expec-
fJranIs, being one Of those lucky combinatonslof
medical agents which while 1t promotes exyscto-
ration, does not impair the tone ofthe stomach
OF thIs medicine We feel at liberty To speak since
ITS composition IL not held from the profession,
and we hope the proprietors will soon see fit to
give II 20 the Public. We venture 10 recon-
mend II. therefore, having employed il in our own
ease and IN the cases OF many others, with deei-
ded benefit"
To ali whom II may conc.rn.-This NAV cer-
tiiy that have examined the Rev, I Covert
Ingredients compounded under the name of the
Balm Of Life, ana believe said compound is han
PLY caenlatei To releyepersons of all ages and
sexes afflicted with acute and chronic dseasesto of
the lungs and windpIpc, as Indicated by coughs.
difficult breathing, aud pains in different parts AZ
the chest, If administered under suitable circum-
stances and IN approximate doses.
JOSEPH T. PITNEY,
Physician and Surgeon.
Auburn, Aug. 81, 1887.
The naiuTe'0i the composition Of the Rev. J.
Coyerts Balm OF Life, having been fUllyexplain-
cd 20 the following medical gentlemen, they
have consented that they may be referred 10 os
authority Tor us uuity as an eyp1ctoTanI in those
chronic cases OF pulmonary discase,in which thai
class JfrcmCties Is indicated.
ID. VI. REESE, NJ D., Professor of the The
DRY and Practice Of Medicine in the Albany
Medical COLLEGE.
J. M'NAU GHTEN, VI. D., Professor of Anat
omy aud Physiology IN the Fairfield Medical
MARK STEPHENSON, MD, N. Y. civ.
POSI- g ;T ~ MeTNIGAT n 81 city.
From the Rev. ID. MJorc.-In iS5b nv Iunrs
became seriously diseased, aud continued so for |
nearly fourteen years and about six years since |
was attacked with chrome Bronchitis v,hicb
,ccasioned me much pam and distress attended
" difficult breathing add pains IN various paris
# the chest: In March last purchased bottle
If Rev l.. COVerts Barn fife, and the effect
las been that my breathing is about as free as be-
ore was taken; my chronic bronchitis nearly IL
rot together cured, and the pains OF the chest
nave subsidized, have great confidence in tbe
Balm Of Life, and Il ink II a good and safe medi-
Inc.
-, EAvID MOORE.
From the Rev. II. Bannister a. b.. Teachers of |
Languages ~ The CaZenoyIa Seminary
THIS ceTuhes that nave successfully used the !
Rev: j. Governs Balm OF Life In the case Of an |
obstinate cold, which resulted IN a settled infam
nation OF the lungs, the Balm Of Life, after The |
raj Of several other medicines for several week.
elected gradual buipCTmant cure.
Cazenovia april rs, 1899. W" EN'
THIS cornies, that having examined the Rev. |
Governs Eaiui oilnc, m allIts component m. |
rlsAwo 90 believe % 20 he one Of the best com |
pounds for coughs, cOusumptions cbr,nie -
Nominations, etc. ufwhich we have a5viknovri
eqge and 90 most cordially recommend it's use 10 I
OIL afflicted with thrabOve named diseases
w. J. LgNEJOY. NJ. n. ; Snlina.
GORDON EEEDHAM, VI, D.. Onond,o.
u. LAWRENCE, VI. D., Baldwinsyiile S''
BRONCHITIS! BRUNCHITISII-Eo
, ware of that dread DESTROYER. s-s,yrtIr /
bBONCLTTIS:i-E Which sparCs neiibst ~ /
oung, th0ohd, az the Beautiful. but is snnuaIo |
y nuffyne thousangs upon thousands 10 prem /
AZURE grave ungder the mistaken name Of Coos,,-
npuOu. The usual symptoms Of TIN. disesse 80 |
yoush, SgTe7css Of The Lungs or Throat. Hosrsc- |
L'-s' Oiilculiy 81 Brc1ihnH Asthma, Hectic \
sometimes blood. tits m inflammation offbe Zoe /
SKIN which lines the inside Of the small wind tuf "a
y ar vessels running through C'ory part Of the /
llarmn and wide spread disease & Inc Rev r, /
JovcrLs BALM OF LIFE. This new and invoi- \
iahle Modcino is universally pronounced. BY ne /
IIulfffUIrs who have uaod ~ and fest.g - Il