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II the Lungs and Windpipe. 10
,p,, REv. !. CovERr's BALM
ire OF Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, CrouT,
Nhoopng 'oush, and all diseases Of the Lungs
led by The Medical Faculty, to whom the Recipe I
las oeen freely made known.
L Ell " CO, PTcprietors, Auburn, NY
80, sale bV many respectable Druggists ana
hSS 81, throughout tie country.
The Proprietor of this Medicine having ~It- ,
1essed, win much pain, the great and increasing
destruction otthe life and health OF SO many OF
ne ,elowbeinGs by Consumption, Bronchius, and
s"e NuilosS anu numerous other diseases OF the
Lungs aud NIhdpipe. was induced To- direct his
az. niion and enquiries To the discovery Jf more
eaSious remdy than has heretofore been pres
with much care, consultation md study, he
mas prepared Medicine win IN he presents
TO an Intelligent and discerning public, with the
utmost confidence in It's virtues and success IN |
cure ofihe diseases for which II IS recOmmcn-
ueu-and winch he willing TO submit To ,he |
most scrutlnizing test Of the Medical Facu ~; /
ana 10 rest ITS tcputa ION upon their decision. |
-, ne rs already assured upon their testimony, |
maui is superior TO any thing yet discoveries and
me proprietor firmly believes, that 4 taken ac |
cotdlng TO the directions, u will effect cure m
nine out OF ten, IN those diseases Tor which It is
recommended.
4 his Medicine is svilcdto all climates and to
persons of all ages and sexes; will keep for any
length OF Time, and may be used with perfect safe
~ oy persons IN the most feeble state Of hoaltn;
as II contains no ingredients that IAN impair ib9
constitution under any circumstances. IL will
be found greatly scrvIceable IN Colds, Coughs
and all diseases of the Lungs and Bronchia, such
as PHTHSlC, ASTHMA, WHOOPlNG
COUGH, GROUP ACUTE AND CHRONIC,
DETERMINATIONS ofthe LUNGS and HIND-
PIPE.
BY the DYSPEPTIC, it has been rscd with
decided advantage, and IS serviceable to persons
labOIing under debility ol any kind If used accor-
ding 10 the directions To the CONSUMPTIvE
u has invariably afforded almos immed ale relief
ana lnseveral instances has wrought a peIma
ment cure. IL ~ not, however expected TO effect
cure Upon such as are IN the last stages y he
disease; huicven TO such, II will be found 10 give
much relief, and greatly prolong that remnant of
life which has become so nearly exiiuSuished By
the dread destroyer.
This medicine has now been before tie public
| and extensively used for several months past and
not solitary case of dlssasfav ton has been rep
orted TO the Proprietor.
| This circum -tance, together with the fact that
~ had been 50 generally recommended hy Physi-
| cans OF the highest responsibility, TO whom the
| recipe has been freely made known warrants the
Proprietor IN the expires SION of the belize that IL
VIII ElNethe most perfect satisfaction IN those
peculiarly distressing cases above enumerated.
1t ms iHieIt9n, as speedily as possible, to place
The Balm OF Life ~ the hands Of Agents Ia all
parts of the United States.
| AUBURS, N \. Dec. I~3S.
! Thepropnetor Is now receiving almost daily
] testimonials OF ihc highest Responsibility from
| Physicians, Clergymen, and others, wGo have
become acquainted with It's nature and sngct-a-
/ mJng winch are tho following:
| From me Bos Medical Journal Of .4Ug %. 1910
! The following IL an extract from an article il:
that paper on Morbus LaTyngeus Concionato.
rum" or Bronchitis, by Frank II. Hamilton, Al.
y. Professor of MatcTa Mcd.ca aud GeseraI
Pathology inGeneya Medical College 80,
THE Rev. i. Governs Mixture, also nov nsed
o extensively for this affection by cIcrgvmen
belongs &c the same close of stimulating expec-
tJTants, being one of those lucky Combinationslof
medical agents which while II promotes expecto-
ration, does not impair the tone OF the stomach
Otthis medicine We feel at liberty To speak since
IT'S composition Is not held from the Lprofession
and we hope the propreoTs will soon see fit 10
give II 20 the Public. We venture 10 recom-
mend IT, therefore, having employed IL in our own
case aud ~ the cases OF many others, with deci-
ded benefit"
tIiy that have examined the Rev, 1 Coyert's
Ingredients compounded under the name of the
Balm Of i.iie, ana believe said compound is hap
phy calculated TO rclevepersons Of all ages and
sexes afflicted with acute and chronic diseased Of
| the lun2s and windpipe. Indicated by coughs.
difficult breathing aud pains IN different cart, If
| the chest # administered under suitable circum-
stances ana IN appToPnaL.e doses.
JOSEPH #. PITNEY,
| Physician and Surgeon.
| Auburn, Aug. 81, 1897.
| The nature'oi the composition Of the Rev. l.
Covert Balm OF Llic, having been fcliyexplain-
ed to The following medical gentlemen, they
have consented that they may be referred 10 as
authority for ifs utli ty as an eXpcctoTanI in those
chronic cases of pulmonary diseased In which that
class Jfremedics is indicated.
ID. VI. REESE, NJ D., Professor of the The
DRY and Practice Of Medicine IN the Albany
J. M'NAUGHTEN, NJ. d., Professor of Anal
omy and Physiology IN the Fairfield Medical
MARK STEPHENSON, NJ. D., N. Y. city
DOci. NJ, MCKNIGHT, n. Y. city
J. MITCHELL, NJ. d., Philadelphia.
From the Rev. ID. MJOTc.-In 1875 nv Iungs
became seriously diseased and conunue1 go Gy
nearly fourteen years, and about six wears since
1 was attacked with chrome Bronchitis which
OcCasiOned me much pam and distress attended
by difficult breathing and pains IN various paris
Of the chest In March last puTc q bottIc
Of Rev. i. COverts Balm Of Life, and the effect
has been that INV breathing is about free as he
fore / was taken; my chronic bronchitis nearly II |
not a together cured, and The pains of the chest
have subsidized, have great confidence in the
Balm Of Life, anu Il ink IL good and safe medi.
-. EAvID MOORE.
From the Rev. II. Baunister, A. r.. Teachers nj |
Languages ~ the CaZcnOyia Seminary.
THIS cerufies that have successful , used the /
Rev. I. COvsrrs Balm OF Life I'm the q se ~ 80
obstinate cold, which resulted IN settled InGam'
nation Of the lungs, the Balm Of Life. after tbe /
trail of several other medicines for several weeks
effected gradual buipeTmant cure.
II. BANNIS TER
Cazenovia, April Is, 1899. En-
THIS ceTilhes, that having examined the Rev
Covorrs Balm otlhe, IN allits component pa
rts, 1--WE do believe Il TO be one Of the best com
pounds for coughs, cOusumptions, chronic in
hamma lions, etc. Of which we have osy kno,yl- |
edge add 90 most cordially recommend lie use 10 4
ali afflicted with theabOve named diseases
w PPAANNtnhi66S, N; y; salio,
GoRDoN NNEFHEiDHAM," NJ. = D.. oDondaa.
p LAWRENCE, NJ D., BaldwinsvilJs' -"
EJRONCHlTlS! BRUNCHlTIS!!-Be
I'D ware If that dread destroyer, s-trTHF
BBONCLITIS:4,I Which spares neither the
Dung thOohd, or the Beautiful but rs annual
w hurryine thousands upon thousands TO q prem
AZURE grave ungder the mistaken name ofCopsu-
npuon. The usual symptoms Of tbs dscase are |
Cough, Sore less of the Lungs or Throat Hoarsc-
ness, Difficulty II Breathing, Asthma, Hectic /
FCvcr.a Splitting up Of Phlcgm or Matter, and /
'omeiimes blood; It's 40 inflammation Of he foe
sk.u which lines the inside Of he small wind tubes
pr air vessels running through cry part Of the