The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-10-16

NOR thecurs ofCoughs, Consumption, Asthma
+ Colds, Bronchitis, Liver complaints, and all dis
eases OF the Pulmonary Organs, Read the follow
ing letter received "A short time since from & highly
fospectabie inhabitant Of Westminster county, N. Y
TARRYTowN, Aug. q, 1914.
Dear DOcSor-Yt is difficult to find words to ex-
press the gratitude which | feel toward yoH for the
interest you have taken Ia relieve Ire in my distress,
la the year 1921 contracted a heavy cold, which,
finally settled on uy lungs; IN q few months ui(er
&c0mnenced coughing aud raising offensive mstter,
which smell very bad. Having heard that Sher-
mans Lozenges were good for a cough | tried q few
boxes ii them, but they had not the least effect on
me. L thencalIed ia the best physician in the place
who attended the q few months, bat without much
! success: l then saw an advertisement IN one of the
CITY papers Of tV;ster's Balsam of Wild Cherry, o
which 1 purchased three bottles. ct the corner OF
Fulton aud Nassau streets, but | could rot perceive
the least beneficial effect from it, on the contrary L
think it was q gdat injury tn me. Shortly ater
using il | commenced raising blood III large guam
titles ! was taken down sick aud confined 20 the
house Tor three months, during which tine [ los
my appetite and fell away very fast; / was then ia,
dUced to consult Dir Curtis of New York, tone OF
the best physicians in the city, bat he could do me
40 coed. ( again became worse, and was confined
to The house all last winter and spring, aud | gave
up all hope Of ever getting any better, as ( again
raised blood and my cough w9S very severe, to-
getlrr with a pain in my breast aud under the
shoulder blade. My friends uoW gave up all hope
otHy recovering, and thought every day was the
last. About this time | heard Of your BALSAW
or LIFERIVORT beiAg goo3 for coaSNapti0H,
bur ! vas like iHuuy others and was fearful that it
mightbo a regular A%unbug: however finally coA-
scented 10 try il, as | ~thoaghli it could make ne no
worse. Aly brother thea purchased a bottle Of il
al 1875 Bowery n. &, and l commenced taking il
and by the time | had used one bottle fall | could
sleep all night, aud in the morning | had on appe-
ste Tor my breakfast, L still keep on taking it a nd
find great benefit from 1.-THE pals jamy Greaet is
entirely gone, and I raise 10 more Uo9d. Within
the last two months 1 have gained in weight SEg
pongas end mUch IN strength. 1 would therefore
advise all who have any affection Of the Lungs OF
Liver to try the GENUINE DR.. TAYLoR's BALsAM
OF LIyERwoBT, for ! truly believe it to be tho best
remedy in existence for diseases OF the Lungs or
Liver. should any one doubt the above statement
relative 10 your valuable medicine, let them call on
the, and { viii convince them Of Its virtue.
Yours respectfully, c. DE REVERE.
Beware Of counterieits, ttooNLY genuine has an
engraved label tower the outside wrapper ut each
boltlej with the signature Of DR.. GURBON j
attached, an is for sale at TIE original
Office IA }Owery, anil by
EOLNEY ROSS, Brandon1
=. d.. Wtuslow, Pitsfold 1uinoriscG
E. Ianicson, CastIctQn AgeALg.
a. Allen, TairIayea 1926