The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-06-18
The most highly approved NIedl

fCISNE W.T. NV UEVFLnHL USE FO&
Coughs, Colds, and all diseases OF The LagN
TIME VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALI
n SAM is believed to be deservcdly the mn,
popular Medicine ever known in America M
coughs, colds, asthma or phthisic, consumpim
whooping cough, and Pulmonary affections oferM
ry kind.
The Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam has been var
extensively used for about fifteen years; and NJ
reputation has been constantly increasing So "a
versally popular has this article become that il ma,
be considered as a standard article in large p,r ~
the United States and British Provinces M,pl8
families keep it constantly by Them, considering III
the most safe and certain remedy for the a6oyM
complaints. The proPretors have received, aud
are receiving numei Gus recommendations from md M
ny of our best Physicians, who make use of il III
their practice. The names of a few individual
who have given their testimony in favor ofthh a
ticle are here subjoined, land ol more full accOur
see the4snvelope to the bottle
Doct. Amory Hunting, Doct. Samuel Merrill,
Truman Abel, Timothy BayIcs,
Jere. ELLSWORTH Albert Guild N
oERTIrIcArEs. From DIR Thona, Dfowa IS
Messrs Lowe IL Reed, Gent-The Vegelabl%
Pulmonary Balsam, has been extensively used Vz
the section of the country where ] !es'ae tS ssvsi
al years past, and has justly acquired high epu1
ton in consumptive complaints. 30 laS @g#
Knowledge extends, il has never dlsappona
reasonable expectation of those who nave u "
THOMAS BROWN, Md
Concord, N. II. May. III, 1881.
Messrs Reed, Wing & Cuter-Gent-lhd h
duty owe the public, and especially TO HUNDRED
of nv fellow beings who are now suffering undt n
differen, diseases OF the lungs, 10 give you stat
ment OF the good effects have experienced lm \
the use of the Vegetable Pulmonary B4lsam, Ia
ing from my youth up been troubled with tH'N
emf complaints Of the lungs, sue splitting OIboi
a dry troubles ONE cough, frequent hoarseneaT
severe fits ofcoughing, and indeed all the Symptom
of consumption, and from time to time haWEW
suited several physicians, and have takennH
medicine, bu: received ltlle or no relief, aM'
la 81 they told me there was no help for me; iSaI
case was beyond the reach of their medicines
the spring OF 1927, l was advised by friend DuV
The Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam. obtained
bottles and on trial was surprised TO Ind 50 ~
den and efliectual relief which it gave me, and VI
using it about five weeks all my complaints "" '
entirely removed, and was restored 10 good nea'
Since that time have kept it constantly oy %e,
case of appearance OF any of the above com Pa'"J
| have known large number of cases whe'e
q. her medicines have failed OF afordns any I'1 aI
the balsam was at length resoricd TO, and spVeJJ%!
effected a cure. would therefore reconlmtl"t;
every person that has any OF The above conI'p Dr.
on their first appearance to take the Vege'ao'
monary Balsam, which they will find s"e'
TIP. MERRIAM
New Bedford, Ms. July 80, 1s4l. r,bI
~ Counterfeits. Beware of imposition. D On
genuine bottle is enclosed IN blue wiaPpIl XIX
which is yeiiow label, signed by WIN ncs ,n
CUTLER, None. other can be genuine genuine Of Of sr
date than December 1889. The signature VI
SON REED will be continued Tor snoI' p"Inouqry
The great celebrity of the Vegetable ;niroduce
Balsam has been the cause of attempts .~ ng lhe
IL, k,,n
name ofthe genuine are calcu 'aed 70 .'rss are
deceive the public. Among these mnT" ,amsrtaa
sCarters Compound Pulmonary Ralsam, ~ BalanI
Pulmonary Balsam,' 'VegetaNs pa'nVn ",,srs H
10 Syrup. - Pulmonary Baisam, ana . p, bli
chasers should enquire for the true r pMI MONA
whole name-THE VEGETABLLi marks snS h
RY BALSAM, and see that it has '"s
signatures of tho genuine. ,u.ao,obe Pol
Each bottle and seal is stamped F'5
monary Balsam ,, .. f1TTLER YAH
Low g. Reed) wholesale dealers IN p "A Chatham
cines, Paints and Dye Stuffs, NO. St Johusbp
Street Boston, also by Luther Jewe..'a BrOSH
nv, A. Mcmillan Danville, and '"a"' 296eplyL
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