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OF the Lungs and Windpipe.
REv. I. CovEnr's BALM
Or Lick a new and valuable remedy for the
ire ol Consumption Asthma, Bronohius, CruuT,
WhoopiEg Tough, aad all diseases of the Lungs
Snd MlndpipSi tXtsnsiLely use and reeommen-
9eo nv me Medical Faculty to whom the Recipe
has been freely made known.
l. COVERT x CO., Propretors, Auburn, NY;
For sale by many respectable Druggists and
Merchants throughout tie country. /
Inc, Proprietor of this Medicine Saving 1T
messed, with much pam, the great and increasing
desstfncuon otthc life and health OF 50 many OF
ms IClOwoelngs by COusump' ION, BrOnchitis, aud
the NarioHs and numerous other diseases OF the
Lungs and Nlndplpe. was induced 10 direct ms
att naon and enquiries 10 IN, discovery Jfa more !
ehlca'iOus remdy than has heretofore bCen pres
catCu 10 the public.
Nlth much care, consultation and study, he
mas prepared a Medicine which he now prrscnts
10 an Intelligent and discerning public, with the
utmost confidence IN It's virtues and success IN |
cue ci,hc .tseases for which II is
uto-and winch hen wiling TO submit 10 the
: 'oSt scruuniztng test ~ the Medical Facu ~;
ana 70 rest rs Tcputa ION upon their decision.
tie - already assured upon their testimony,
Iaant Is superior TO any thing yet discovered; and
the proprietor firmly believes, that f taken ac.
corning 10 the directions, u will effect a cure IN
an
1hIs Mecieine is ssiltdto all climates, and TO
persons oil all ages and sexes; will keep for any
length OF time, and may BE- used with psrE. a safe
" by persons IN the most feeble state of health;
as = contains no ingredients that an impair Tho
constitution under any circumstances. 1t will
- ,N.'a NA'NNAf Iaf'NAhAG III NNfAs. N0nEuNs
and all diseases of the Lungs and Bronchia, such
as PHrHSlC, ASTHMA, NHOOrING
COUCH GROUP ACUTE AND CHRONIC,
ORGANIZATIONS oflhe LUNGS and WIND-
PIPE.
BY the DYSPEPTIC. it has been used with
decided ADVANTAGE, and is sery lcs,ble IN persons
iaboring under debility o. any kind, e used accor-
DING 10 the dlreCuCns. To the CONSUMpII
II has invariably afforded almost mined a!e relief
ana inseverai Instances has wrought a perma.
ment cure. IL IL not, however exl ected 20 effect
a cure upon such as are IN the last stages Of tho
dlse9sti ouicven TO such, 10 wall be found 10 give
much reh,t, aud greatly prOlOng that remnant Of
NJ which has become 50 nearly tNiuaui-hei M
the dread destroyer.
This medicine has now been before tie public
aud extensively used for several months past and
not solitary case of dissatisfaction has been reu-
Orted To the Proprietor.
Tbs clrcum-tancc, together with the fact that
II had oeen SO generally by Physi-
cans otthe hlgt est rtspcctabulty, to whom the
recipe has been freely made known, warrants the
Proprietor IN the expression of the belief that il
will giVcIhe most perfect salts faction la those
peculiarly distressing cases above enumerated.
this Intentipn, "a speedily as possible, to place
parts of the United States.
AUBURS, N Y. Dec. 1888.
Ihepropnetorl = nov receiving almost daily
testimonials Ct the highest respuCtabiHty from
Physl-Clans, ClergymCn, and others, who have
become acquainted with ITS nature and tiect-a-
mInE VIII ca are tho following:
From he BOs. Medical Journal II . lug. %, 1910.
The following u an tx,ractfrum an article in
that paper on hoIbus LaTynpeus COncionato.
rum, or Bronchitis, by Frank Il. Hamilton, Al.
l.. PrDiCSsgr of Matena Medica aud General
Pathology lnGCnCYa Medical College.
The Rev. i. Covers Mixture, also now ussd
: o extensively for this affection By c~lergymen,
belongs &c the same close Of stimulating expec-
irants, being one Of hose lucky combinafionslof
medical agents which while IL promotes expscio-
I alton, does notImpaI the tone OF the stomach
Olthis medicine W. tCei al liberty to speak, since
it, composition ~ not held from the profession.
and we hope the proprieiors will soon see fit Ia
/ 1--WE II 10 the Public. We venture TO recon-
u Iu4Iu H. therefore. having pmIlavsh Il in.,r .yn,
ease and IN the cases OF many others, with deci.
drd tcnCh :"
To all whom II may concsrn.-This NAV GER
ufy that | have examined the Rev, 1 Cuvert's
| IvgTcdlents compounded under the name If The
Balm Of !.ne, ana believe said compound IL hap
ply calculate { 10 rUlryepegsons Of all axes and
sexes afflicted w.ti acute and chronic diseases'o OF
tie luH-s AMI wiadpipe, as Indicated by ccu.hs,
d!iiieult breathing, AID paIns m different parts Of
the chest, II administered under suitable cIrcum-
stances ana IN apyropualC doses
JOSEPH I. PITNEY,
Physician aud Surgeon.
The nnure'of the composition Of the Rev. l. !
COvcTrs Balm Of Life, hdvng been fuliyexplain-
Cd To the following medical peutlruiep a.,
have consented that they may be referred In n
authority for us utility as m eypCctorani I'M those
chronic cases Of pulmonary disease, Ia which that
lass JfremedIrs Is indicated.
ID. NJ. REESE, VI. D., Professor Of the TIKI.
DRY and Practice of Med.c.He IN the Albany
j.. MNAUGHTEN, VI. D., Professor of Anal,
omy aud Physiology IN the Fairfield Medical
MARK STEPHENSON, NJ. d. n. V. city
Dee. NJ, MCKNIGHT, n. s. CITY.
J. MITCHELL, VI. D., Philadelphia.
From the Rev. ID. MJorc.-ln 1875 nv lungs |
became seriously diseased, and c,nunus1 so f,r
nearly fourteen wears, and about SIX years since
| was attacked with n chrome Rronchti. winch |
occasloned me much pam and distress, attended
by difficult breathing ADD palus IN various parie
of the chest. In March lastI purchased = botte
Of Rev. /. CJyerts Balm OfIife, and the ,nsrf |
has been that NV Breathing Is about as free as be- |
lore 4 was taken. nv fnrpufr hrrpshffre ,...I..fl
not a together Cur,d, and he pains OF the chest
have subsidized, 1 have great cOnfdente in the
Balm Of Lille, anJ think Ita good and safe meGi-
EAyGD MOORE.
From the Rev. II. BauulsIcT, A. e.. Teachers Of
Languages IN the CaZUnOvia Seminary.
THIS cerufes that | have success FULL used the /
Rev. J. Covert's Balm Of Life. IN the case of an ]
obstinate cold, which resulted m n settled In1am- I
nation Of the lungs the Balm Of Life, after The
trail Of several other mCd.cin. for seycfaI ,yesLs
effected a gradual butpermant cure.
Cazsnovia. april ~, 1899. In
This cernfes, thar having examined The Rev
! C0verrs Balm ollie, IA allIts component po.
risnwc DO believe % 90 be one Of the brst com
pounds for coughs, cOusumT tons, chronic in
nammauons, etc. Of (which we have aly knovi-
edge. ahd 90 most cordially recommend lis use 10
all afflicted with thcabOvc named diseases.
W. IaavEJo6Y. n. d. salina.
GORDON NEEDHAM, NJ. D.. Onondag,
r.. LAWRENCE. ". d.. BaidvinsviiIc H"'
ID ware Of that dread DESTROYER. TsrTpE
.BRONCIITISsJ4 Which spares neither Inc
y GUNS, thOOhd, or the Beautlul, but IS ANIMAL
ly b]urryine thousands up0n thousands TO n prem
azure grave ungder the mistaken name of Consu-
mptlon. The usual symptoms Of has disease arc
Cough, SIRE 1css Of the Lungs OF Throat Hoarsr-
ness. difficulty 81 Breathing, Asthma, Hectic
Fcyor.a Splitting up Of Phlcgm or Matter. and
sometimes blood. tits an inflammation Of theG fine l.
~ which lines theinslde Of the small wind ul Ga
or AR vessels running through q 'cry part Of The
li8uun aud wide spread disease BE- Inc Vsv. IL,
BALM OF LIFE This new and invai- y
llh'c Medicine IS universally pronounced. bv he !
Wuluiudcs who have used % and tested Its heal.
u- virtues, jOhc The mostwOndcrui aud admra- d
bis remedy iu the world for The cure of Er1r.bf =