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IMPORTANT

10 !ooSo stilctrd with Coids, Btouc htIi
Consumption, Asthma. and all diseases {
the Lungs and Windpipe.
. REv. l. CevEsr's BALL
VI LIVE; anew and valusbls remedy for the ear
OF Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, CrouT
Mhooplng Cough, ,ad all diseases ofthe Lungs an
nlnuplPe; Exten>isely usei and commend b
ne Medical Faculty, 10 whom the Recipe has beel
l. COVERT & CO., Proprie,ors. Auburn, n. Y.
Forslle bv many respectable Druggists and Nsr
chants throuI hout tie country.
The Proprietor of this Medicine having illness
90, WIN much psin, the steot aud increasing eee-
s~uuciisn oithe life and health of so many OF his fel.
low beings by Consumption. Bronchitis, and the a
riSss anu nunerous other Diseases of the Lungs and
"lndpipe. WIS induced to direct hrs attention and
enquiries TO the discovery Of a more eficacious rem
az han has heretofore been presented to the pub
With much care, consultation and study, he has
prepared a Medicine which he now presents TO an
Intelligent and dis erning public, with the utmos,
confidence in Its virtues aud success IN the cure OF
me. diseases for which II Is recommendations
winch he's willing TO submit TO ,ho most scrutini.
sing test Of the Medical Facu tyf and 10 rest its
reputation up n their decision.
he rs already assured upon their testimony, thai
u Us superior to any thlng yet discovered; and the
To the directions, u will effect n cure IN nine cut OF
len' IN those diseases Tor which IL Is nd
This Medicine is sRited 10 all climates, and TO per.
sons OF all ages and sexes will keep for any length
OF Time, and may be used with perfect safety by per
SOUS III the most feeble state OF healin: IS ~ con-
tains no ingredients that IAN Impair The constitu'
no" under any, circumstances. IL will be found
greatly sCryiceable in Colds, Coughs, and all disca-
ses Of the Lungs aud Bronchii, such as PHTH-
81, Ma HOOplNG COUGH. GROUP;
~ III ~ f. MD CHRoSlC EXPLANATIONS
by. the ~DNSPEPTlC, IL has been rs-j with de
Slhed advantage, and is sery ceablo 10 persons la
10 the directions. To The CONSUMPTIVE, II has
invariably afforded almost immediate relief and I'm
SsNtrai instances has wrought permanent cure.
= not, however. expected 10 effect a cure upon
such as are "a the last stages OF tho disease; but
even to such, u will be found TO give much relief,
ahd greatly prolong that 70 mnant of life which has
become so nearly ex;inguished by the dread des-
troycr.
This medicine has now been before II. public
extensively used Ter several months past, and
OF 4 solitary case If dissatisfaction has been repor-
ted t. the Proprietor.
This circum lance, together with the fact that n,
hsd been SO generally recommended by Physicians
~ the highest responsibility, 10 whom the recipe
' a oe1h ,Ieeiy niue known, warrants the Proorie'
lor IN the EXPRESSION of the bciIe' that It will give
me most perfect SUBTRACTION in those peculiarly
distressing cases above enumerated.
l ~ IntenuSn, az speedily ss possible, TO place
Jf the United States.
ArBcRS, N Y, Dec. Is3!.
ThepIopretori is now receiving almost daily tee
imonllls Of the highest responsibility from Physi-
rams, Clergy men, and others, who have become
ire Tho followincl
From The Boston Medical Journal Of flu. rs, 1910 !
The following is anextract from an article in that
PAPER on Morbus I.aTyngeu. COncinuatoTum, or
10y Frank H. Hamilton, NJ. u. PROBES
of MateIla Medica mud General Pathology in
Geneva MEDICAL 6ollege,
THE Rev. 7 Coverl's Mixture, also nov us, d
extensively for this affection oy clergymen, belongs
&c the same close of stimulating expectJrants,. be-
ing one OF those lucky combinations of medical a.
which While II promotes expSctOrarinn, does
not impair the tone OF the stomach. Ofthis medicine
not held from The profession, and We hope the pro
preiors will soon see 1T TO give II 20 the Public
venture TO recommend il, therefore, having en-
'Ioyed II IN our own case. and IN the cases Of many,
JtheTs. with decided benefit
10 oil whom IT. may conrsrn.-1hIs may certify |
hat 4 have examined the Rev, I Governs ircredL- !
.nts compounded under the mann uf the Balm of
Lie, ana believe said compound ls happily calcula-
TO relieve persons. Of all ages and seIes afflicted
Sindplpe, as indicated by coughs, difi-ult breath
ng, and pains IN different part, OF the chest, If adj
under suitable circumstance and in ap-
JOSEPH T. PITNEY,
Physician aud Surgeon.
The nsicre 81 ,he composition Of the Rev. Gov
erts Balm OF Lie, having been fully explained TO
the folio wing medical gentlemen, tlsy nave con.
sented that thew NAV lie Tsferred 70 a. sutrhnritv for
is utilIty as an expo ctorant IN those chronic cases
pulmonary disease, in which that class of RENE.
u. VI. REESE, VI. D., Professor of the Theory
and Practice Of Medicine in the Albany Medical
College.
J. MNAUGHTEN, ". r., Professor OF Anato-
my and Physiology in the Fairfield Medical Col
MARK STEPHENSON, NJ. D., n. Y. city.
Doci. VI, MCKNIGHT, y. =. city.
j. MITCHELL, NJ. D., Philadelphia.
From the Rev. ID. MJOTc.-In 1926 my lungs be-
came seriously diseased, and continues 40 for near
W fourteen years, and about SIX years since | wac
attacked with n chrome Bronchitis which occs-
stoned me much pam and distress, attended by dlf-
hcult breathing AID pains IN various parts Of the
chest. In March lastI purchased = bottle Of Rev.
/. COveris Balm Of Life, and the effect has been
that nv breathing - about az free as before wasta-
Ken; my chronic bronchitis nearly ii not n together
cured, and Inc esins or the Chs-t have subsidized, /
have great confidence IN the Balm Of Life, and rink
Z a good and safe medicine.
GAvID MOORE.
From the Rev. III BannisteT, A, r.. Teachers of
languages On The CaZcn9vIa Seminary.
TINS cerrtes that | have successfully used the
Rev. j. Coyerts Balm of Life. In the case of Nm
obstinate cold, which resulted IN a settled Inhamma- !
# several other medicines for sevs nj weeks, effect
ii. BANNfs TER.
Caz-novia, iprl ~, 1899.
This %certIfes, that having examined the Rev. Il
Balm Of Life, IN aliits COMPONENT parts, /,
for coughs, cousumpuOns, chronic inhammations,
OF which we nave n5~y!knOwledge. and 90 most
cordially It's use 10 all afflicted with the
above named diseases.
Il 4. ". PPAATTRi5i66S, NJ \. D. D saliun.
GORDON NEEDHAM, VI, D.. Onondaga.
y. LAWRENCE, VI. d. Baldwinsyiile
DRUNCulriS! BRUNCHiTIS!!-Be
- ware ofthat dread destroyer, 1.-THE BRONI
lIlS:E,k Which spares neither the Young. th
oohd, or the Beautiful, but IS annually hurrync
thousands upon thousands 90 a prsui AZURE grave ung
der the mistaken name 0fConsumpuOn. The usu-'l
~ symptoms Of THIS disease are Cough, Sore 1css Of
Bresthing, Asthma, Hectic Fever. a Splitting up OF
phlngut or MaffeTaui sometimes bIuUdi It's an in