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IMPORTANT

Whooping Cough, and all diseases Of the Lungs
and Mindplpe; Fxtensisely use and recommtn- 4
ied by the Medical Faculty, TO whom the Recipe
has been freely made known.
l. COVERT n CO, Proprietors, Auburn, Ny
For sale by many respectable Druggists ana
MERCHANTS throughout tie country.
The Proprietor Of this Medicine having ut
!essed, with much pain, the great and increasing
destruction Ofthe life aud health of so many ot
lts .eHowbeings by Consumption. Bronchius, anu
he VaroHs aud numerous other diseases OF the
.ungs aud Nlndplue was induced tn direct MS
~ mon and enquiries to the discovery Of more
ihcaclous rcmdy than has heretofore been pres
ted TO the public.
With much care, consultation and study, he
aas prepared a Medicine which he now pr,seais
IAN Intelligent and discerning public, with the /
utmost confidence IN ITS virtues aud 8 ccess !" |
n.e OF ihe diseases for which II IS rceommcn- |
Leland winch he Is wiling to suk mt to thc |
most scrutinzing test of the Medical Facu ~; |
and 10 rest It's TCputa lpn upon their decision.
lie Is already assured upon their testimony,
h1tt Is superior to any thing yet discovered; and
the proprietor firmly believes, that & taken &C
'ordlng TO the directions, 10 will effect cure IN
recomme aided.
I his VI eGicine is svit.d TO all climates and TO
persons OF all ages and sexes will keep for any
length Of time. and may be used with perfect sale
~ 10y persons IN the most feeble STATE of henltn;
as 10 con'alns no ingredients mat IAN impair The
constitution under any circumstances IL will
be found greatly servlceable IA Colds Coughs,
aud all diseases OF the Lungs and BIonchla, such
COUGH, GROUP ACUTE AND CHRONIC,
! INFLAMMATloNS of the LUNGS and " IND
PIPE.
BY the DYSPEPTIC il has been used with
decided advantage, and is serv ceable To persons
laboring under debility o. any Lind, If used aeeor.
/ ding 10 the direLuous. To the CONSUMPllN
Il has inv ariably afforded almos mmed ale relief
| ana inseyeral instances has wrought a pcima.
ment cure. IL is not, however expected TO effect
cure Upon such as are IN the last stages of the
disease; butevon To such, n will be found TO give
much relief, aud greatly prolong that remnant Of
-whlch mas become 50 nearly cNiInGu'shed By
This medicine has now been before tic public
aud extensively used for several months past and
not solitary case of dissatIsfauto has been rep
oTted To the Proprietor.
This crcum- lance, together with the fact that
lIt had been so generally recommended by Physi-
clans ofthe highest responsibility, to whom the
recipe has been freely made known warrants the
Proprietor IN the expression of tho belize that il
will gVethe most perfect satisfaction in those
peculiarly distressing cases above enumerattd.
lt his attention, as speedily possible, to place
The Balm of Life 10 the hands Of Agents in all
parts of the United States.
AUBURS, n. Y. Dec. 1881.
Thepropneior IS now receiving almost daily
testimonials of the highest resprctabillty from
Physicians, Clergymen, and others wso have
become acquainted with It's nature and etfcct-a-
mong winch are the following:
From He BOs. Medical Journal Of .4ug. %, 1910
The following . an extract from an article ia
that paper on 'MoTbus LaTyngeus Concionato.
rum" or Bronchitis, by Frank II. Hamilton, III.
! -. Professor of Materis Medica aud Goleral
Pathology inGcneva Medical College
The Rev. !. Coverts Mixture. also now uscd
so extensively for this affection by clergymen,
iJTants being one of those lucky combna tions!ot
medical agents Which while IL promotes expscto-
ration, does not impair the tone of the stomach
OF tins medicine We feel az liberty TO speak, since
ITS composition II nOt held from the profession,
and we hope the propretors will soon see fit 10
=Ve Il 10 the Public. We venture 10 RECON-
mend II, therefore, having employed IL in ,ur own
case and IN the cases Of many Others, with deei-
ded bcneht."
To ali whom It may concsrn.-T his may GER
tfy that have examined the Rev, Covert :
Ingredients compounded under the name of the
Balm of l.ile, ana believe said compound is hap
ply oaculatet TO relievepersons OF all ages and
sexes afflicted with acute and chronic Diseases Of
the lungs and windpipe, as Indicated Toy cous chs,
difficult breathing, and pains in different carts Of
the chest, IL administered under suitable circum-
stances aud IN approximate doses,
JOSEPH Il. PITNEY,
Physician aud Surgeon
The nalure'Of The composition of the Rev. l.
Coverts Balm OF Life, having been fcIiyexpluin-
ed To the following medical gentlemen tiiev
have cOnsented that they may be referred 10 as
authority for It's utility an cctorani in those
chronic eases Of pulmonary dlsease,ln which that
class JfTemedlcs - lndlcu tel.
ID. NJ. REESE, NJ D., Professor OF the The
DRY and Practice of Medicine in the albany
). M'NNUGHTEN, NJ. D., Professor Of Ana,
omy and Physiology IN the Fairfield Medical
MARK STEPHENSON, NJ D., N. Y. city.
Doci: N, MekNlGHT, n. s. city.
| ]. MITCHELL, NJ. D.. Phiiadelphia
| From the Rev. ID. M1oTc.-In ts55 my lungs
became seriously diseased, and .nunued so for
| nearly fourteen years, and about SIX years since
| was attacked with chronic Bronchitis winch
ocoasloned me much pam and distress attended
by difficult breathing aud pains IN various paris
II the chest In March lastI pur eli ased q bottle
Of Rev, j. COveTts Bauu of Life, and the effect
has been that my breathing Is about a. free as be-
fore was taken; my chronic bronchitis nearlyii
not together curtd and The pains OF the chess
have subsGed, have great confidence in The
Balm Of Life, and think II good and safe medi-
cine.
EAvID MOORE.
Aureu5, ". ", Aug. q, 1899.
From the Rev. III. Bannisier, A. B.. Teachers OF
] Languages Iu the CaZsnoyia Seminary.
| THIS certiies that have success full used the
Rev. j. Coverts Balm Of Life. In the ca sc of an
obstinate cold, which resulted IN A settled Infam-
trial Of several other medlcinrs for several weeks
| effected a gradual butpeTmant cure.
II. BANNIS FER.
Cazsnovia, April ~, 1899.
/ This ceTiifes that having examined the Rev
/ I COvert's calm Ofldfe, in all its component pa
Il pounds for coughs cousumpnons, chronic in.
/ hammatiOns etc OF which we have n ~ knoy0i-
| edge and DO most cordially recommend lis use Ia
| OF afflicted with theabove named diseases
u Il VI P PflYRj6S' AZ n. d D suIina.
/ GORDON NEEDHAM, NJ, D.. Onondaga.
/ r.. LAWRENCE, NJ D., Baldwinsvllle
DRUNClliTlS! BRONCHPTlS!!-Be
ID ware of that dread destroyer. s-rTpR
| BRONCt IT1S:1E Which spares neither The
/ Dung thOOhd, or the Beautiful bur ~ annual.
Ily hufryne thousands upon thousands 10 n pre,u-
! AZURE grave ungder the mistaken name Of Cons1i.
mptOn. The usual symptoms Of this disease are
/ Cough Sure TESS Of the Lungs or Throat. Hoarsc.
| ness, Difficulty 81 Breathing, Asthma Hectic
Fevcra Splitting up Of Pblegm or N latter and
sometimes blood. tits In in hammation offbe 6oe
* which lines the inside Of The small wind tutes