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the Lungs and Nindpipe. =
REv. /. CovERr's BALM
ere oil Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, CrouT, {
MhoSp,ns CouGh, and all diseases of the Lungs
and Nindpipei Extensi gCly usei and rccommcn-
ded ,oY the Medical Faculty, TO whom the Recipe
has been freely made known.
/. COVERT Il CO., Proprietors, Auburn, NY. :
foI sale by many respectable Druggists ana
Merchants throughout tie country.
The, Proprietor of this Medicine having lit
messed, with much pain, the great and increasing
destruction ofthe life and health of 50 many OF
hls ieilowbeings by Consumption, Bronchitis, aud
the various and numerous other diseases of the
Lungs and NIhdpipe. was induced u direct ms
aII ndon and enquulcs to the discovery 5fa more
eihcacious remdy than has heretofore been pres
e.ted TO the public.
With much care, consultation and study, he
mas prepared q Medicine winch he now prcsenis
to an intelligent and discerning public, with the
utmost Confidence in ITS virtues aud success IA
cure oithe diseases for which IL Is
dcd-and which hci IS willing To submit TO ,he
most scruunizing test Of the Medical Facu ~;
ahd 10 rest ITS rcputa ION upon their decision.
lie Is already assured upon their testimony,
lliut Is superior TO any thing yet discovered; and
the proprietor firmly believes, that 4 taken &C.
cCrdlng To the directions, ~ will effect n cure IN
recomme aided.
1hIs ModiCinei Is sgitcd 10 all climates, and to
persons of all ages and sexes; will keep for any
length Of time, and may be used with perfect safe
y by persons IN the most feeble STATE of health;
as II contains no ingredients that IAN impair Tho
constitution under any circumstances. Ii will
be found greatly s,TYCcable IN Colds, Coughs,
as PHTHSIC, ASTHMA, WHooPiNG
COUGH, GROUP ACUTE AND CHRONIC,
EXPLANATIONS Of the LUNGS and UIND-
BY the DYSPEPTIC, it has been used with
decided advantage, and is serviceable To persons
Ia0orns under debility o. any kind, 4 used accoI-
ding 10 the directions. To the C~ONSUMPTIVE
It has invariably afforded almost immediate relief
and nseyeTal Instances has wrought n perma-
ment cure. Ii - not, however. eNV eciCd 10 effect
a cure Upon such as are IN the last stages Of the
dIseasti butcven TO such, II will bc found To give
much relief, aud greatly proloBg that remnlnt of
( In" which has become so nearly extinSuished by
the dread destroyer.
This medicine has now been before the public
and extensively used for several months past. and
not solitary case of dissatisfaction has been rep
orted 10 the Proprietor.
THIS circum lance, together with the fact that
1 II had been so generally by Physi-
I Clans OF the highest respectabIity. TO whom the
recipe has been freely made known, warrants the
Proprietor IN the expression Of the belief that il
, VIII gIvethe most perfect satisfaction in those
i peculiarly distressing cases above enumerated.
e lthIS attention, as speedily as possible, TO place
z parts of the United States.
AUBURN, NY. Dec. 1898.
g IhepropueiorI Is now receiving almost daily
Y testimonials Of the highest TeSpectabiity from
Physicians, CIergymen, and others, who have
l become acquainted with ITS nature and tfect-a-
mpng which are tho follow inci
From he Dos. Medical Journal Of Hug. %, 1910.
The following Is an extractfrum an article in
that paper on 'MoTbus LaTynpeus COncionato.
ruIn,'' or Bronchitis, by Frank n. Hamilton, nj.
-. Professor of MateTia Mtd3ca aud General
Pathology InGeneva Medical College.
The Rev. ]. Coyert's Mixture, also now used
so extensively for this affection by clergymen.
belongs &c the same close of stimulating eXpec-
tJTants, being one Of those lucky ombinanonslo
medical agents which while II promotes expScto-
ration, does not impair the tone OF the stomach
Or this medicine We feel at liberty To speak, since
us composition ~ nuI held from The profession,
and we hope the PROJECTORS will soon see IN tr
Eive II 10 the Public. We venture 10 recon-
mend IL, therefore, having employed II in our own
case ana ~ the cases oil many others, with deer
de bcnCit."
To all whom 1t may concern.--Ihis NAV GER
MY that | have examined The Rev, 1 Coyeu's
Ingredients compounded under the name Of the
Balm Of idie, ana believe said compound IL hap
ply calculate to rclieycpcTsons Of all ages and
sexes afflicted with acute aud chronic diseases, oC
the lun-s and winipipe. as indicated by cnn,bs
difficult breathing, and pains in different parts Of
The chest, If administered under suitable circurn-
JOSEPH Il. PITNEY,
PHYSICIAN aud Surgeon.
The natuTe'Of the composition Of the Rev. T.
| Coverts Balm Of Life, having been f-iIre yot.;n.
cd TO the following medical gentlemen. d.
have consented that they may be referred 10 as
authority Tor It's utility as an CYpCctoranI IN those
chronic cases of pulmonary disease,in which thai
class JtremecIes Is Indicated.
ID. NJ. REESE, VI. D., Professor OF the The.
DRY and Practice Of Medicine in the Albany
Medical College.
J.. MNAUGHTEN, VI. D., Professor Of Ana,
omy aud Physiology IN the Fairfield Medical
MARK STEPHENSON, NJ. D., n. Y. ci,v
DOci. NJ. MCkNlbllI N. Y. C1fv I
J. MITCHELL, NJ. D., PHILADELPHIA.
From the Rev ID. MJOTc.-In 1875 my lungs
became seriously diseased, and c. ntnued so for
nearly fourteen years, and about six Years since
/ was attacked with a chrome BronchIus which
occasloncd me much pam and distress attended
oy diihcnlt bTe9to,9g and pans IN various paris
OF the chest. In March lastI purchased a bottle |
Of Rev. i. CUyeTts Balm Of Life, and the eHect
has been that my breathing Is about as free IA he.
ioTcl was takeni my chronic bronchitis nearly If
not a together cured, and ihe pains Of the chesf
have subsidized, I have great confidence in tbs
Balm Of Life, and IL INK Il a good and safe medi.
cine. ~
INV David MOORE.
From the Rev. n. BannIster, a. B.. Teachers of
Languages in the CaZenovIa Seminary.
THIS ccTuies that ! have suCCcssm full, uscd III.
Rev. j. COverrs Balm Of Life. In the case of an
obstinate cold, which Resulted IN = settled Infam.
nation Of the lungs the Balm Of Life, after the
tTal Of several other medIcinrs for seycal weeks
effected a gradual butpermant cure.
Cazenovia. April Is. 1899. H. oANNISTER'
THIS ceIufea, that having examined The Rev
] Covcrps calm ofLfe, IN allIts component pa.
pounds for coughs, COusumptions. cbrynic 80 /
n1mmauOns, etc. Of which we have a3v knoy,i-
edge and DO most cordially recommend tie use 10
all afflicted with theabOvc named diseases
w. RGvFjo2T. y. D. salina.
GORDON NEEDHAM, NJ. ID. Onon1,n.
y. LAWRENCE, NJ. b., RaidwinsVTIe
BRONCHITIS! BRONCHIT1Su-Be
b ware of that dread DESTROYER. rrTuF
BRONCO ITIS:LL Which spares neither H.
, Dung, thoOhd, or the Beautiful, bur Is annual. .
" hurryine thousands upon thousands 10 n mem
AZURE grave ungder The mistaken name ofConsu.
mpilgu. The usual symptoms Of this disease arc
Cough, Sure Tess Of The Lungs or Throat Hosrso.
ness, Difficulty II BrCathlny, Asthma, Hoct,
reverb Splitting w Of Phlerm or Matter. and
'9melmcs blood. tits an Inflammation ofthe foe T,
skn which lines theinsido Of The small wind tubes
on arr vessels running through e 'cTy part Of the
lungs. The prcnt and CheCtuaI remedy for tbis
,lifhn and wide spread disease b. The Rev. l.
lgvcrLs BALM OFLIFE. This new and invai. ,
uah'o Medicine be- universally pronounced. bv ne
mH.i'uics who have used % and tested its heal.
lu2 virtues. Co be the m-Ostw0uderful and admira. !
Dis rgmeIyI 90 the world Tor the cue Of ErDncbt.
is, coughs, severe Colds, Group, Asthma, Whc0- Is
.LlH 'uu-U. and an disease Of The Lungs add
NIniprc which. neglected soon lead 70 rcagCOH.
sumption. .