Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-10-18
Disc Asses OFTElE LUNGSi
n E(vInE y sf nonuInr tupdtptuo

n kcOlDEDD1 the most popular Weulclhs c'cI
~ known in America. Vegetable pulmonary
Boison, is the most valuable remedy NOW in use ion
coughs colds. asthma pbthisc, confumP'on,
whipping cough, and Pulmonary ah cuons OF every
KIND. lts sale IS steadily Increasing, and ho nroFii
elors are constantly Receiving tho mos favorable oc-
cnunts 81 rs cnnca. The ooaiug now certificates
1ro offered for ribHea' low:
AN INTERESTING CASE.
Exlrac Of letter IRON 1lr s c. Clay, ktpgson, vi.
srer count, N. Y. TO the proprclots'
Yours Of The 9Th lnst duly r, cclycd. Il.
,narkable cure ives effected by The Vegetable Put
monary Balsam, in the winter and ep,ug oil 1885,
The person, MIR Moody, had been sck long time
with The consumption. Hts physician had gwen him
up. Eo reduced so low as 10 be unable 10 help
himself and was raising q large quantity o! blood
when he commenced using the balsam, which effected
complete cure and he is now as hale and hearty MS
he ever was. Mr. Moody has removed from hsiown
but he has promised INC q detailed account q
his case. CLAY.
Kingston, N. Y, Tune 25, 1888.
In the winter Of 1887 and 8, | was seized with a
viole cough which continued or months. My
cough was so severe that was obliged 10 sit up in
bed 2 or hours during Tho night and was much
reduced IN flesh and my appetite gone. One OF my
neighbors had q bottle Of Vegetable Pulmonary Bal
sam, which he would not sell. lie however loaned
il to me till | could procure him another. ! cxrcri
enced immediate reiiei from II. The first opportunity
had, procured motc OF 1t, and 10 the use oil il as
cribe the preservation oImy llle. ..,....--
argyle, Nova Scotiu, Dec II, 1888.
From Dr Samuel N drill. to the proptietors of The
Vegetable Pulmonary BdlsHm.
| am sati fed that the Vegetable Pulmonary Bal.
sam Is valuable medicine. II has been used IN This
place with complete IN obstinate complaint
ofiho lungs, attended with severe cough, lo'S o
voice, and the raising NJ blood, which had Resisted
many approved Prescriptions Afcr using the Bal
sam one week the patients voice returned, and he
was enabled 10 speak audby. This case occurred
IN, nd thn il nUgu mi
y in active, bot aborious business.
Respectfully yours, SC.
SAM'L. MORRILL,, ". D.
Concord y. II. Jan. 80, 1858.
1t is now more than six years since was brought
very low by an affection of the lungs, aud my com
plant was declared ncurabe by a counsel Of Tire,
physicians. | was then restored 10 as good health as
had enjoyed for many years, by using the Vcgc'a-
! bic Pulmonary Bdlsum. Since my recovery hav,
recommend the balsam in a great many lung com
raints and so far can learn, its use has inyar.a
bly, been followed by much benefit, ana in many D
stances il has effected cures which were wholly unex
pected SAM'L. EVERETT.
Boston, March 3 1857.
COUNrERFErfS, BEWARE OF IMPOSI-
TIONS!
| Each genuine bottle is enclosed in huc raPpor OF
which is libel signed by SAMPSON REED. Nor'
other can be genuine.
| The great celebrity OF the Vegetable PumonrI
Balsam has been the cause of attempts TO Introduce
spurious articles, which by partially assuming h
name of Inc genuine, calculated TO mislead art
deceive The public. Among these mixtures are h
"Amercan Pulmonary BalsOm," Negotiable PuI
morary Balsam syrup" Pulmonary Basam," am
others. Purchasers should inquire for the arti
Gle by its whole name. the Vegetable Pumonry Bal
sam-and that it has the matGs and Signatures
the genuine.
Each bottle is stamped Vegetable Pulmonary Bal
SAM Sold oy Druggists generally. Price 80 cents
--latest Cheat.-T & X Keves, Newbury, VI. arr
Interested in preparing a spurious imitation called
Carriers Compound Pulmonary Balsam.' and ihe
are endeavolng 10 obtain agents for the sale o hci
mixture, The ground that It ls done mp in Goo
,tyIe-siuilar 10 the Vegetable Pulmonary Basam.
For sale by REED, WING and CUrLER, "a Chat
ham sice', and b. Druggist generally. Price 5
cents. q
For sale by r Fl Prcnriss and S Burbank. ir.