Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-11-10
Astonishing cures Of
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Two cases pronounced beyond the reach Of Med

Two cases pronounced beyond the reach of Medi-
cal aid.
Augusta, Ne, May 81 1915
Dr. Brddlec-Sir-The Hungarian Balsam has
been OF the most infinite service to me. have been
cured of an affection OF the Lungs. which was thought
to be incuahIe BY all my friends by the use OF a few
bottles Onr OF my children was also restored to
health, after being pronounced jcyDnd The reach of
Medical did-Ths medicine is now my constant
resort IN cases OF any difficulty IN the throat and
Lungs.
Yours, truly, FRANCIS J. WEEKS.
Belfast. Me June, 1915
DR. Bradiec-Sir-Mr Clark, OF Palmyra a friend
oimlne, taken SICK about year ago with bad
cough, pain in the side, general debility, &c He
consulted several doctors who prescribed Tor him-bat
was finally told HE COULD NOT GET WELL.
He stopped taking medicine, but continued to grow
worse un he was 80 weak he could scarcely sit up
lie saw a notice otthe Hungarian Basam procured a
bottle and continued to take it according the drcc-
tions-nnd, strange 10 say in few months he was
strong man and as he believed permanently cured
H. G. o. WAsHBURN, Bookseller.
Reliable EridCnce of the EGc0tg If
BCCHiN'S HTNGiRIiN B4LSAM
From the Christian Freeman
While we ftpudate QuackPry. we are always plens.
ed 10 give credit for that Which is truly useful and to
give information which may benefit others A few
davs ago n brother OF ours. from Norway, Me CT me
INTO our oihcein comcrahl health, whom did not
expect 10 see again earth. We received letter
few weeks since, from another brother resident IN the
house with him, that lie confined 10 his bed and
couli not probably continue but short time Judge
then ct our surprise when saw him enter our Office
lie has slight cough remaining ms II wnud be nat
ural that liz should nave until he has had further time
for acquiring si nsiG u lungs But he is in rc.iur-
tbe i'niih IN" following letter which ne address.
RS 10 IN" general Boston Agent Tor the mrdcinc
which has restored him wonderfully, will show
what medicine las been the instrument OF the good
work.
Boston. Feb I6. 1877.
Dr.. D r. Brn lee --Sr:-I cannot relran from say
irg a -" i to you IN communication OF " Buchau'.
L. r'r,1n 'il-am u, ne" Here plan s,atriuen,
t acts i'irtl1n Ia case, and if they are of any
s. : W iId 'il4 the SICK TO seek rcei nj the source
ir..n st. 60 rht'u ed IT | shall be thankful
Ny ',sid'uoc j. Norway. Ne Three y-ars ago
los IN 4 ok vo,cn cod which left u cough # the
rno- r. 'folug nj accompanied by n severe pam
in the lett de- LIST June had become so feeble that
was oh.it d ~ ln AL work, and was confined to
the house un'ii abunl uur weeks since. during that
time received the best medical attendance and
tried nearly all the medicines which are recommended
in such hut could find relief but grcw worse
and Tor the last three weeks was confined nv bed
Two oil my physicians gave me- IN as past recovery
But as fortune would have it, heard OF the Hungarian
BaIsain, and mmrdnt.iy procured bottle This
gave me instant relief and bottles have broken up
my cough, and placed me in Il situiuon to resume
with advancing health INV uaunl occupation.
CIt'RCHILL COBB
BY Special ppointmsnt--DANlDF BRADLEE
q son. 49, Washington st, Boston, Mass, Sole
Agent tor the United States and British Provinces
American prlce, 81 per bottle, vita full directions
for the restoration Of health
Pamphlets, continuing mnss OF English and Amer
lean certificates and other evidence showing the une
qualed merits OF this Great English Remedy may be
obtained OF the Agents glntls.
None genuine, witEuut the written signature of the
American Agent on gold and bronze label , to coun-
,ercit which is forgery
Agents, Burlington Theo. A. Peck, St Alban.
S : butcher, Middirbury w. 7. Russell V-rgenncs
i. Huntington, Montpelier 5. 7. Collins and by deal
Sept las. wiv