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IMPORTANT

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To ibosc afflicted with Colds, bronchitis,
Asthma. and all diseases
of the Lungs and Windpipe.
REv. 1. CovERT's BALM
OF LIFE new aud valuable remedy for the
c1rc of Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Crour,
WhoOplng Cough, and all diseases of the Lungs
and MindpiPe; kTtensitely useI ana recop nm IN
has been freely made known.
l. COVERT q CO., Proprietors, Auburn, n.
For sale BY many respectable Druggists and
Merchants throughout tie country.
The Proprietor of this Medicine saving 1T
messed, with much pain, the great and increasing
destruction OF the life and health of so many of
his ieOwbeIngs by Consumption, Bronchits, and /
the yarioss and numerous other diseases of the /
Lungs aud Nindppe. was induced to direct his
att niion and enquiries TO the discovery IF more
cthcacious remdy than has heretofore been pres |
Gated to the public.
With much care consultation and study, he
has prepared a Medicine win ch he now presents
% an intelligent and discerning public, with the
utmost confidence IN ITS virtues and success III
cuTe ofihe diseases for which IL Is recommcn-
ded-and which heis willing To submit to the
most scrutlnizing test of the Medical Faculty;
and To rest It's Icputa ION upon their decision.
He Is already assured upon their testimony,
haut IS superior TO any thing yet discovered; and
the proprietor firmly believes, that 4 taken ne
cording to the directions, IL will effect cure IN
nine out OF ten, IN those diseases tor which II is
recommen aided.
/ his Medicine is suited to all climates, and to
persons of all ages and sexes; will keep for any
lenSth OF tlnle ana may De used with perfect SAFE
~ by persons in the most feeble state of health;
| as II contains no ingredients that IAN impair the
constitution under any circumstances. Ii 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,
PIPE.
BY the DYSPEPTIC, it has been used with
decided advantage, and is seryceable to persons
aboring under debility OF any kind, # used accor,
ding 10 the directions. To the CONSERVATIVE
II has inv arlably afforded almo, mmed, ale Ielie
and Inseveral instances has wrought a perma.
ment cure. IL is not, however expected TO effect
cure Upon such as are IN the last stages y tho
disease; buIeven to such, II will be found TO give
much relief, aud greatly prolong that remnant o
lie which has become 50 nearly eXtinguished by
the dread destroyer.
; This medicine has now been before the public
and extensively used for several months past, anC
not solitary case of dissatisfaction has been rep
, orted To the Proprietor.
This circum-tanc together with the fact that
= u had been so generally recommended by Physl
, cans OF the highest responsibility, to whom tn,
: recipe has been freely made known, warrants tn
will givethe most perfect satisfactio in thos
, peculiarly distressing cases above enumerated.
Ii his intention as speedily as possible, to plac
e parts Of the United States.
AUBURS, n. Y. Dec. 1888.
ThePropnetor, now receiving almost dali
testimonials OF the highest Iespectabity from
> Physicians, Ciergymen, and others, who hav
! become acquainted with It's nature and tfect-a
: mOnS winch are INC following.
J From tLe Bos. Medical Journal Of Hug %. 1910
The following - an extract from an article il
that paper on Morbus Iaryngeus Concionato
/ rum" or Bronchitis, by Frank II. Hamilton, NJ
!, -. Professor of MateTla MedIca aud Genera
Pathology iHGeneya Medical College.
, The Rev. i. Covert's Mixture, also now usct
, so extensiveyfor tins affection by cergymen
! belongs &c the same close of stimulating expec
tJrants, being one of those lucky combinations!o
medical agents which while IL promotes expscio
alton, does not impair the tone OF the stomach :
Ol tins medIclac feel n liberty IN .in
its composition is not held from the profession
and we hope the propnetors will soon see fit Q,
mend H. therefore, having employed 10 in our ,,wI
ease and IN the cases OF many others, with deci
ded bcncfii."
4 To all whom II may concsrn.-1h his NAV eer
MY THAT have examined the Rev, Covert'i
Ingredients compounded under the name Of Nh,
Balm of Life, and believe said compound IL hap
PLY calculated to relicVepersons of all ages anG
sexes afflicted with acute and chronic disca sesI O
the lungs aud windpipe. as Indicated by coughs
diiilcut breathing and pains in different parts .
the chest, if administered under suitable circum
stances and III appropriate doses.
JOSEPH Il. PITNEY,
Physician and Surgeon.
The nnlure'oi the composition Of the Rev. l.
Covert's Balm OF Life, having been f:liyexplain
Ell to the following medical gentlemen, the,
have consented that they may be referred In n
authority for It's utility as an expCctoran in thos,
chronic cases of pulmonary disease,in which ina
SiaSs u remedies Is lndIca ted
| ID. NJ. REESE, NJ ID, Professor Of the The.
DRY ,snd Practice Of Medicine in the Alban,
J. MNAU GHTEN, NJ. D., Profes sor of Ann,
omy and Physiology in the Fairfield Medical
MARK STEPHENSON, M.D.N v c;,v
Doci. NJ, MCKNIGHT, n. Y. city.
| J. MITCHELL, Nj. d., Philadelphia.
From the Rev. ID. MJOTc.-ln 1926 my lungs
became seriously diseased and c. nunued so for
nearly fourteen years, and about six years since
was attacked with chrome Bronchitis which
0ceasloned me much pam and distress attended
i "A NJ VanNUa
OF the chest. In March last puI ch ascd = bottIe
! of Rev. /. COverts Balm of Life, and the ,asct
fore was takeni my chronic bronchitis nearly If
not together cured, and The pains OF the Chest
| have subsidized, have great confidence in Inc
Balm Of Life, anu TIKI It a good and safe medi-
| cine.
Aurelius, N. V, Aug. 81, 1889.
From the Rev ri. Bannister A. r. Teacher. ~
Languages ~ the Cazenovia Seminary
THIS ceTufies that have successful , used he
Rev: }. Governs Bal IN Of Life. In tho case of an
obstinate cold, which resulted IN a settled lodam.
nation Oi the lungs, the Balm Of Life after The
trail Of several other medicines for seycraI weeks
elected gradual butpermant cure.
Cazenovia, April IS, 1889. En-
This certlfes, that having examined the Rev
CoVert's Balm OfLfe, IN Its component ma.
rts,.we do believe it TO be one of the best com
pounds for coughs, cousumptiOns, chronic in
Examinations, etc. Oi which we have asy knowi-
edge add 10 most cordially recommend lis use IN
all afflicted with theabove named diseases
Il u i P P.AXEi6y, NJ 2; salina
GORDON NEEDHAM, NJ, D., Onondaes
=. LAWRENCE, VI. D., Baldwinsville.
BRONCHITIS! BRONCHITIS!!-B
- ware Of that dread destroyer z--rTHE
BkONCLITlS:4~k Which spares neither the
Young, thoohd or the Beautiful, but he ANIMAL
~ hurTylne thousands upon thousands 20 prem
AZURE grave ungder the mistaken name ofConsu-
mpton. The Usual symptoms Of this disease are
Cough, Sure less Of the Lungs or Throat. Honrsc-
ness, Difficulty Of Breathing, Asthma, Hectic
Feyer,a Splitting MP Of Phlegm or Matter, and
soineumes Blood. tits an inflammation Of the foe
skin which lines the inside Of the small wind iuies