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IMPORTANT

LIFE; a new and valuable remedy for the .
arc oil consumption, Asthma, BrORchIus, CruuT,
Tough, and all diseases of the Lungs
ND Nindplps; Extensi .ely use and CONNIE 4,
led by the Medical Faculty, to whom the Recipe 4
has been freely made known. ,
l. COVER IL %. Proprietors, Auburn, Ny. \
roI sale bv many respectable Druggists anu y
herchants throughout tie country. !,
The, Proprietor Of this Medicine saving IT 4
lessed, with much pain, the great and increasing =
destruction ofthe life and health OF SO many OF !
rs .ellowbeings by Consumption, Bronehins, anu !
ne NariOHs and numerous other Diseases OF the
lungs aud NIndplpe. was induced to direct his
Lt niion and enquiries 10 the discovery pa more
hcaclous remdy than has heretofore been pres
: ted TO The public. i
With much care, consultation and study, he
has prepared a Medicine which he now presents
o an intelligent and discerning public, With the
utmost Confidence IN Its virtues and success ~
.u:e OF he diseases for which IL is
ied-and winch heis willing TO sui NIT to The
most scrutlnIzlng test of the Medical Facu ";
ana To rest ITS rcputa ion upon their decision.
Tie ~ already assured upon their testimony, /
hant Is superior TO any thing yet discovered; and
the proprietor firmly believes, thar 4 taken &C
'ording TO the direcudns, Il will effect a cure IN
nine out of ten, in those diseases Tor which 1t is
recommehded.
1his Medicine is sRitcd 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 most feeble state of health;
asst contains no IngTcdleu's that an impair tho
constitution under any circumstances. Ii will
be found greatly scrvlceable IN Colds, Coughs,
and all diseases of the Lungs and Bronchia, such
as PHTHSlC, ASTHMA, MHOOPING
COUGH, GROUP ACUTE AND CHRONIC,
INFI.AMhATlONS ofthe LUNGS and HlND-
BY the DYSPEPTIC, il has been used with
decided advantage, and is serviceable TO persons
laborIng under debility %! any kind, # used accor-
ding 10 the directions. To the CONSUMPTIVE
Il has invariably afforded allnost immediate relief
and inseyerai instances has wrought a perma-
ment cure. IL ~ not, however expected TO effect
a cure upon such as are in tho last stages OF the
disease; buieven, 10 such, IL will be found 10 give
much relief, aud greatly p%rolong that remnant Of
| lie which has become sd nRnrlv 4NnupuIShaA he
the dread destroyer.
This medicine has now been before tie public
and extensively used for several months past. and
not "A solitary case of dissatisfaction has been rep
oTted TO the Proprietor.
This circumstance, together with the fact that
II had been so generally recommended by Physi-
cans OF the highest respectabuity. TO whom the
recipe has been freely made known, warrants the
Proprietor IN the expression of the belize that IL
will glVethe most perfect Satisfaction in those
peculiarly distressing cases above enumerated.
IL his intenuon, as speedily as possible, TO place
the Balm OF I,tie ~ the hands Of Agents IN all
parts of the United States.
5 AUBURS, NJ Y. Dec. IS3s.
Thepropnetor is now receiving almost daily
Testimonials OF the highest rcspcctabiity from
! Physicians, CleESymen, and others, who have
become acquainted with its nature and effect-a-
!, m0ng which are tho following:
From The BOS. Medical Journal If .Ayg. %, 1910.
The following 10 an extractfrom an article in
that paper on 'MoTbus Larynseus Concionaio.
rum" or Bronchitis, by Frank H. Hamilton, NJ.
y. Professor OF MGtera MedIca aud Geaeral
Pathology inGeneva Medical College.
The Rev. /. Covert's Mixture, also now uscd
so extensively for this affection by clergymen.
belongs &c the same close of stimulating expec-
tJTants, being one of those lucky combinafionsto
medical agents which while IL promotes expecto-
raton, does not impair the tone OF the stomach
Ofthis medicine WI feel at liberty 10 speak, since
its composition is not held from the profession.
and we hope the -propretoTs will soon seeE To
=lve II 10 the Public. We venture 10 Tecom-
mend IL. therefore, hdving employed IL in our own
ease and in the cases OF many others, with deer
ded benefit"
To ali v,hom !, NAV conc-rn Thu 49,
t.y that l have examined the Rev, 1 C~overt's
Ingredients compounded under the name of the
I Btlm OF I.he, ana believe said compound is hap
I PLY CALCULATED TO relicvepersons Of all ages and
sexes afflicted with acute and chronic diseases, of
The. lungs aud w~indpipe, as indicated by coughs.
difficult hTeathing, and pains IN different oatts az
the chest, If administered under suitable circum-
JOSEPH II. PITNEY,
Auburn, Aug. 81, 1887.
The nalure'Oi the composition Of the Rev. T.
COVERT Balm OF Life, having been fCllyexplaiu-
ed to The following medical gentlemen, fiey
have consented that they may be referred In NJ
authority for It's utility as an eypcctoranI. in those
chronic cases of pulmonary disease, in which thar
slass JfTemcdlcs IL indicated.
ID. NJ. REESE, NJ. ID, Professor Of The The
DRY and Practice of Medicine in tho albany
J. MNAUGHTEN, NJ. d., Professor Of Ana,
omy and Physiology in the Fairfield Medical
MARK STEPHENSON, II. D., N. Y. oitv.
Doci. NJ, MCKNIGHT, n. =. city.
J. MITCHELL, NJ. D., PHILADELPHIA.
From the Rev. ID. MJorc.-ln Is25 nv lunpS
became seriously diseased. and c. ntinued so Tor
nearly fourteen wears, and about six years since
/ was attacked with a chrome Bronchitis winch
OcCasiOned me much paGn and distress, attended
by difficult breathing and pains IN yarious nnrts
u the chest. In March lastI purchased q bottle
Of Rev. i. COverts Balm of Life, and the tfect
mas been that my breathing is about as free as be.
fore / was taken; my chronic bronchitis nearly il
| not a together curtd, and the pains Of the ches,
have subsidized, I have great confidence in the
Balm Of Life, anu Il ink its good and safe medi-
cine.
EAvID MOORE.
From the Rev. VI. BauuIsteT, a. r.. Teachers nj
Languages IN the CaZenOvia Seminary.
THIS cerufes that | have successfully used the
Rev. COveTts Balm of Life. In the case of an
obstinatec cold, which resulted IN a settled Iaham-
nation OF the lungs, the Balm Of Life, after Inc
trail Of several other medicines for several vveeLs
effected a gradual butpermant cure.
Cazsnovia, April ~, 1899.
THIS ceTnhes, that having examined he Rov
/ C0veTIs Balm OfLfc, IN Hits component m.
Ttsiwe do believe II TO be one Of the best corn
pounds for coughs, cOusumptiOns, chronic in.
| Examinations, etc. ot which we have ayv kno,.i
edge. aad DO most cordially IFS use ~
| ali afflicted with theabove namcd diseases
w @PANyiREid6SSy NJ y; salina.
GORDON NEEDHAM, NJ, D.. Oponds,,
v. LAWRENCE, NJ D., Baldwinsvlle-
DRONCHlIIS!B
ware Of that dread DESTROYER s--TuE
BRONCLITIS:3E Which spares neither -
/ Young. thOohd, or the Beautiful, but Is ANIMAL
ly hufryInc thousands upOn thousands TO n pre,r.
aturc grave ungdor the mistaken nome Of Cons,.
mptiOn. The usual symptoms Of this disease are
/ Cough. Sure ness Of the Lungs or Throat uoo-.a
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