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II had been so generally recommended by Physi-
Clans ofthe highest. respectabiiity. to whom the
recipe has beer freely made known, warrants the
Proprietor IN the expression of the belief that il
VIII givethe most perfect satisfaction in those
peculiarly distressing cases above enumerated.
Ii his Intention, as speedily as possible. 10 place
The Balm of Life Ia the hands Of Agents In all
parts of the United States.
AuBURS, n. Y. Dec. IS3S.
T~hepropnetor is now receiving almost daily
testimonials of the highest responsibility from
Physicians, C~lergymen, and others, who have
mong which are the followine:
From tie Bos. Medical Journal Of .4sg. %, 1910.
The followmg - an extIactfrom an article in
that paper on 'Morbus Laryneeus Concionaio.
rum or Bronchitis, by Frank RI. Hamilton, VI.
~. Professor of MaIeria Medlca aud GeneraI
Pathology inGeneva Medical College.
The Rev. ]. Covert's Mixture, also now usrd
20 extensively for this affection by clergymen,
belongs &c the same close Of stimulating expec-
tJrants, being one Of those lucky cDmbinationsIo
medical agents which while IL promotes expecto-
ration, does not impair the tone OF ihe stomach
OfthIs medicine WE feel at liberty To speak, since
ITS composition ~ not held from The profession,
and we hope the proprietors will soon see n, tn
give II 10 the Public. We venture 10 recon-
mend ii. therefore, having employed il in our own
case and IN the cases OF many others, with deci-
lded benefit"
To all whom 1t may concsrn.-Ihis may GER
ity that | have examined the Rev, 1 COvert's
Ingredients compounded under the name of the
Balm of Iafe, ana believe said compound IL hap
ply calculated TO rclievepersOns OF all ages aud
sexes afnIU,ed with acute aud chronic diseascsio f
ne lungs and windpipe, as Indicated by coughs.
difficult breathing, aud pains IN different Darts of
the chest, if administered under suitable circunI-
stances and IN appropriate doses.
JOSEPH Il. PITNEY,
Physician aud Surgeon.
Covert's Balm OF Lie, hsSing hsen = ney. l.
cd TO the following medical gentlemen, th"y
have consented that they may be referred to as
authority for its utility as an expoctorant in those
chronic eases. Of pulmonary disease ia which that
class JfTcmedies is Indicated.
n N REESE NJ. N Drofaganr of IL. MI |
DRY and Practice Of Medicine in the albany
j. MsTNXNUGHTEN, NJ. D., Professoro of Ana,
omy and Physiology in the Fairfield Medical
College.
MARK STEPHENSON, NJ; D.. N. Y. city.
J. MITCHELL, NJ. d., Philadelphia.
From the Rev. ID. MJOrc.-In 1875 my lungs
became seriously diseased, and c. nunued so for
/ was attacked with a chrome Bronchitis which
occasioned me much pam and distress, attended
by difficult breathing and pains IN various paris
Of The chest. In March lastI purchased a bottle
Of Rev. /. COveTts Balm Of Life, and the effect
has been that NV breathing is about as free as be
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not a together cured, and the pains OF the chesi
have subsidized. 1 have great confidence i'm the
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cine.
Aurelius, n. v, Aug. %, 1889.
From the Rev. H.. Baunister, A., r.. Teachers of
Languages ia the CazenOyia Seminary.
THIS %ceruies that ! have successfully used the
Rev. j. COverts Balm of Life. In the case Of an
obstinate cold, which resulted in a settled tnfam.
nation nf the lungs, the Balm Of Life, after the
trial Of several other medicines for sevc0l weeks
effected a gradual b~utperman' cure
Cazsnovia, April rs, 1880.
This ceriifes, that having examined The Rev.
| Coverrs Balm ofLIfe, IN allits component pa
rts,Iwe do believe II TO be one Of the best com
pounds for coughs, c-ousumptions, chronic in
Examinations, etc. Oi which we have aay knowl-
edge, and do most cordially recommend lis Bse to
al afflicted With fhrabOvo named dtEa,oog
". j. IIyEyoY. NJ. D.. snlina.
GORDON NEEDHAM, NJ, D., Opondags
r.. LAWRENCE, NJ. D., Rsldwinsvlle.
BRONCHITIS! BKONClllTlS!!-Be
ID ware Of that dread destroyer, gTTHE
BRONCLITIS:4E Which spares neither the
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" hunyino thousands upon thousands to n prem
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Cough, Sure less of the Lungs or Throat, HOarsc-
ness, difficulty u Breathing, Asthma, Hectic
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SKIN winch lines the INSIDE OF the small wind tutes
or ar vessels running through e'eTy part Of the
lungs. The great and ehectual remedy for this
alamn aud vide spread disease IL The Rev. I.
COvcrts BALM OF LIFE. This new and invai-
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mulutudes who have used " and tested ifs heal.
n2 virtues, tOb the mostwOnderfu and admira-
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tis, Coughs. severe Colds, Group, Asthma. Whoo-
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sumption.
The BItu or L1rE stands entirely aloof rom
the various QuaCk Nostrums Of The day having
invariably won the confidence Of Physirisns Cor. .
gymcn, and the intelligent Of all classes. wberev-
cr % has been introduced PhilanthropIsfs. and
an who truly 81 mpathize with human suffering. .
every where hail Hs appearance with heart felt iov 4
% dlOOk upon the BALN oF LIS as one Of hose f.
great and uncommon blessings whicha Kind
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