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lMPOii'TANT

ASthlnu. duu utl uletOSSS
of the Lungs AMI Windpipe.
REv. L. CovERr's BALM
OF LIE; new and valuable remedy for the
clrc of Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitie, Crour,
Whooping Cough, and all diseases OF the Lungs 1
and NmdpIpc; Extcnsi sely use and recommen-
led by the Medical Faculty, TO whom the Recipe
nas heet. freely made Nnown.
l. COVERT q 60, proprietors. Auburn, ny y;
For sale bv many respectable Druggists aud .
Mer, hants throushout ace country.
The Proprietor of this Medicine saving 1T I
messed, with much pam, the great and lncrCasinS
cessiructiOn of the life and health of So many Oi
he .eIiowbeingS by Consumption, Bronchtis and 4
the various ana numeTOu. other diseases of the /
Lungs and NindplDe. was induced Ca direct hrs
att naon ana enquiries 10 the discovery Of more
ofhcaclous remdy than has heretofore been pres
smted to the public.
With much care. consultation and study, he
has prepared Medicine whIch he now pryscnts
TO an intelligent and discerning public, With the
utmost confluence IN ITS virtues aud Success IVA
cure OF ihs diseases for which, Is recommcn-
ded-and winch he's willing To submit 10 the
most scrutnzing test of the Medical Faculty.
and To- rest Its rcputa ION upon their decision.
He rs already assured upon their testimony
ih1uti IL superior 10 any thing yet discovered; and
the proprietor firmly believes, THAI 4 taken &C.
eordlng 10 the diTeci1ns, ~ will effect cure IN
recomme nded.
I hls VI edicine is sRiici TO ali 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 healtn
rs u contains no ingredients that AN impair the
constitution under any circumstances IL will
be found greatly serviceable IN Colds, Coughs,
and all diseases OF the Lungs aud Bronchia, such
as PHTHSlC, ASTHMA. WHOOrING
! COUGH, GROUP ACUrk AND CHRONIC,
ORGANIZATIONS Of the LUNGS and UlND-
/ PIPE.
By the DYsPEPTIC, hhas been rsed with
decided advantage and is sery ceable Ia persons
laboring under debility o. any kind If used accor-
dnG 10 the directions. To the CON MP1lNE
! II has inv aTably afforded alnO, immediate Ielet
and Inseyera Instances has wrought peIma-
IL.
a cure Upon such as are IN the last stages ol the
diseas,; bUteyen such, il will be found TO give
much relief aud greatly prolong ihatremnant OF
the dread destroyer.
This medicine has now been before ii Q public
and extensively used r several months past and
oTted 10 the Proprietor.
| This clrcum stancc, together with the fact that
II had been 80 generally recommended by Physi-
clans ofthc highest responsibility, to whom the
recipe las bees freely made known, warrants the
Proprietor IN the expression of the belle that II
will givethe most perfect Satisfaction in thos.
peculiarly distressing cases above enumerated.
10 his Intention, as speedily possible, to place
the Balm of.Llfe ia the hands Of Agents IN al
parts of the United States.
AUBURS, ~ y. Dec. 1888.
ThepropnetoT IS now receiving almost daily
testimonials OF The highest IesIyctabihIy IRON
| Physicians, Clergymcn, aud others, WHO hav,
become acquainted with IT'S nature and tiect-a,
moug ch are the following:
From The Dos. Medical JoHTngi 0C .4Rg. %, 1910
The following is anrxtIactfrom al article ia
that paper on Morbus LaTyneeus ConciOnaIo
rum" or Bronchitis, by Frank H. Hamilton, NJ
T.. Professor Of Matefia Mcdlca aud Genera
Pathology in6eneya VI dlcAl College
| THE Rev. /. Covert Mixture, also now ust Z
! 5 % extensively for this affection by clergymen
/ belongs &c the same close of stimulating expec
iJrants, being one Of those lucky combination so
medical agents which while II promotes exp. ctu'
ration, does not impair the tone OF the stomach
! Ofths medicine w feel Al Liberty speak, since
ITS composition IS not held ir~ m the profession
nd h..4.a fha -
| give II 10 the Public. We venture 10 recon-.
mend II. therefore, having employed II in -ur owl
| case, and in the cases Of many others, with dec
sCd bCnvfi.."
! TO all whom II may c0ncsrn.--1 his NAV Ger.
| iiiy that have examined the Rev, | COvcrt's
Ingredients compounded under the name of IN,
I Bflm of Life ana believe said compound IL hap
PLY calculated to relcVepcrsons OF all ages anC
sexes ailhcte cd with acute aud chronic dSea sesl o.
difficult breathing, aud paIns IN different Parts e
the chest, If administered under suitable circunI
stances ana IN appropriate d9ses
JOSEPH r. PITNEY,
Physician aud Surgeon.
Auburn, Aug. 81, 1887.
The Hature'0t the composition Of the Rev. l.
! Covert Galm 81 Life, having been irliyexplain'
ed 10 tie following medical gentlemen, they
I have consented that they may be referred I, as
authority for IT'S utility IN eNpcctoranI IN thOss
chronic cases Of pulmonary disease,in which Iha
| ;ass )fremcdIes IL Indicated.
| ID. NJ. REESE, NJ. ID, Professor Of the The
DRY and Practice OF Med cine in the albany
}. MNAU GHTEN, VI. D., Professor of Anat
omy aud Physiology IN The Fairfield Medical
! College
MARX STEPHENSON, ". D., n. Y. city
Ducj. VI, MCKNIGHT, y. Y. city
| J. MITCHELL, VI. d., Philadelphia.
From the Rev. -. MJoTr.-ln 1875 nv lungs
became seriously diseased, and ntInueI so fur
nearly fOurt,e en- years and about six years since
| / was attacked with chronic Bronchitis which
occasioncd me mach PAIN and distress attended
by difficult breathing and pains IN various parts
of the hes ~ aagt q bpf IL
of Rev. /. Converts Balm of Life, and the effect
has been that NV Breathing is about as free as be
fore was taken; my chronic bronchitis nearly II
not together cured, and 'hc pains OF the Chesi
| have subsidized, [ have great confidence ~ the
Balm Of Life anJttlnk II good and safe medi-
cine.