Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-11-14
A SUPERIOR ARTICLE FOR COUGHS,
COLDS, ASTHMA,
AND ALL PULMONARY COMPLAINTS,
PREPARED FROM VEGETABLES ONLY.

THIS Balsam is offered to the public generally
L from full conviction that it l. superior to any
other medicine IN use, for the OF various dis
eases OF the chest lis elects were first tested in pro-
vatc practice, and the medicine more extensively cir
cuatet at the earnest sOcude OF many, who receive
ed the most signal benefit from IT. In diseases at once
distressing and alarming. The preparer Of this Bal.
sam has for several years pad particular attention 10
pulmonary complaints, by watching Their progress
investigating their causes and carefully noticing the
elects OF the numerous and most approved remelies
which have been prescribed by physicians of all or.
ders, well as of almost every patent medicine ever
offered to the pablo. But, careful trial, is fully
shown, that the Compound Pulmonary Basam will
not fail in the comparison with any Of the Balsams,
Cough Drops, Pectoras, or Syrups tut has, IN nu-
merous cases, gained the a>cendency as curative, M
the following complaints; Consumption, Asthma or
Phthisic, Whooplng Cough, Measles, Catarrhal adec-
tions of the lungs, Hydrothorax or Dropsy OF the
chest, Influenza Group, Splitting of blood, pain in The
Side Shorness OF BREATH and common colds. Is
regulates the natural secretons of the system, pro-
free expectoration, and alays morbid irra-
biriy. Hence It's great utility, IN all diseases of the
lungs. AS the Compound Pulmonary Balsam has
thus far eetabs shed unrvalled reputation where il
has been used it is hoped that will prove blessing
to community IN prolongng life and adding TO lis
comforts.
From Dr. b. T'aircii,d. Milton, N.-For three
years have used Dr. Carriers Pulmonary Basam in
my practice, and am satisfied that il is a compound
well adapted To lung complaints and entitled to much
credit. j consider ii safe melicne and one that I
can cordially recommend. would, however, advise
preparatory course, or an assistant medication as
think the sanatlve influence Of the remedy would thus
| be more sure. Il. FAIRCHILD, NJ. d.
| Milton, Vt. July %, 1916.
| THIS may certify that last summer was attacked
with severe cough, splitting of blood, and pain in the
side, which reduced me RAPIDLY; and, as my fathers
family had died OF the consumption expected 10 fol-
| low unless found relief soon. therefore employed
the lest physicians in these parts, who gave me no
relief, and all appearances Indicated speedy disco
luton. But fortunately l commenced taking DR..
Cartcr's Compound Pulmonary Bal>am, and soon be-
gan TO recover, and IN few weeks reganed my usual
health We have u,ed in family considerable Of
San p>on ReeTs Vegetable Pu monary Balsam, which
gave but temporary relief. | would recommend Dr..
Carriers, as being superior to Reefs, or any other
MEDICINE tried, for DISEASES OF the lungs even
! for children. One of my children was lately taken
with the Group aud was soon cured by taking DR..
Carriers Balsam. think every family would do well
TO keep supply, and use il freely when troubled with
cough, colds; even when taking Journey con-
slider it prudent put bottle my trunk, for fear
may need 1t. EPHRAlM X. WEST.
Newbury, April Is, 1855
| Wholesale and Retail Agents for the town of Bur-
| llngton, 9 HARRIsGToS & BRoTHEA.