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JOSEPH Il. PITNEY,
Physician aud surgeon

Physician and Surgeon
Auburn, Aug. 81, 1887.
The nsturc'of the composition Of the Rev. l.
Coyert's Balm of Life, having been fcllyexplain-
Ell To the following medical gentlemen, they
have consented that they may be referred 10 as
a%uihoIliy Tor ITS utility as an eHpcctorant in those
chronic cases OF pulmonary disease, In which thar
class ofremedies is indicated.
ID. Nj. REESE, NJ ID, Professor Of The The
DRY and Practice Of Medicine IN the albany
Medical College.
J. MNAUGHTEN, NJ. D., Professor of Anat
omy aud Physiology IN The Fairfield Medical
MARK STEPHENSON. NJ. d., N. Y. city.
DOci: NJ, MCKNIGHT, n. s. city.
J. MITCHELL, NJ, D., Philadelphia.
From the Rev. ID. MOoTe.-In 1875 nv lungs
seriously diseased, and csnunued 90 for
nearly fourteen yeRIs, and about SIX years since
1 was attacked with a chronic Bronchitis which
me much PAIN and distress, attended
by difficult breathing and pains IN various pare
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not a together cured, and The pains OF the chest
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gAvID MOORE.
From the Rev. RI. Bannister, A, B.. Teachers Of
Languagesi IN the Cazenoyia Seminary.
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Cazsnovia, April IS, 1889.
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