Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-09-01
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Two cases pronounced beyond the reach Of Medical
aid.
Augusta, Me, MAY q, 1915.
DR.. BTddife-Sir-The Hungarian Bllsam has been
II the most infinite service to have been cured
Of an affection Of the Lungs which thought be
ineurahle by y, my friends by the Of few bottles
One OF my children also restored to health, after
being pronounced beyond he reach Of Medical aid
This medicine is my constant resort in cases Of
any diiieulty in the throat and Lungs.
Yours, truly, FRANCIS J. WEEKS
Belfast, Me, June. 1915
Dr.. Bradlee-Sir-Mr CLARK Of PALMYRA a friend of
mine, was taken sick about year ago with bad cough
pain in the side, general debility, Ac lie consulted
several doctors who prescribed for him-but was final.
ly told HE COULD NOT GET WELL.
lie stopped taking medicine, but continued to grow
worse, until he weak he could scarcely Sit up
lie saw notice Of the Hungarian Balsam procured
bottle, and continued to take il according the d.
rectons-and, strange TO say, in few months he
strong man, and as he believed permanently cured
iI' G. q ds' @asHBStuRN, Bookseller
Reliable Evidence Of The Efficacy of BUCH-
ANS HUNGARIAN BALSAM
From the Christian FreemanJ
While We repudiate quackery, we are slvays Meas
ed TO give credit for that which is truly useful and to
give information which may benefit others. few
days ago brother Of ours, from Norway Me- came in.
TO our Office, in comfortable health, whom we did not
expect TO see again on earth. We received letter
few weeks since from another brother resident in the
house with him, saying that he confined to his bed
and could not probably continue but short time.-
Judge then Of our surprise when him enter our
Office. He has slight cough remaining, as ii would
be natural that he should have until he has had further
time for acquiring strength oflungs But he is in com
Portable health. The following letter which he adj
dresses TO the general Boston Agent for the medicine
which has restored him so wonderfully. will show
what medicine has been the instrument of the good
work.
Boston, Feb &c, l847.
Dr. d. D. Bradiee i-Sr'-i cannot refrain from say
ing word to you in commentator of "Buclan's Hun.
garian BalSam Of Life Here is plain statement of
Facts in relation to my case and il they are of any SER
vice in inducing the sick seek relief at the source
from whence obtained it, I shall be thankful.
My residence is Norway, Me. Three years ago last
all, took violent cold, which len cough Of the
most aggrayating kind accompanied by a severe pain
IN the leit side. Last June had become feeble
that was obliged to quit all work and was confined
TO the house until about weeks aince During that
time received the best medical attendance and tried
nearly all the medicines which are recommended ia
such cases, but could find relief but grew worse
and for the last three weeks confined TO my bed
Two OF my physicians gave mo up as past recovery
But as fortune would have IT, heard Of the Hungarian
Balsam, and immediately procured abotte. This gave
me instant relief and SIX bottles have broken up my
cough and placed me in situation to resume, with
advancing health, my usual occupation.
CHURCHILL COBB.
by Special AppOiatsnsni-DAVlD ;. BRADLEE
son, $50 Washington ST., Boston, Mass, Sole
Agent for the United States and British Provinces
American price, 8 per bottle, with full directions
for the restoration of health.
Pamphlets, containing mass of English and Ameri.
can certificates and other evidence showing the une-
qnalled merits Of this Great English Remedy may be
obtained of tho Agents, gratis.
None genuine without the written signature Of the
American Agent gold and bronze label, to coun-
tcriet which is forgery.
MISUNDERSTANDING, BUTTON 4 CLARK;
beIlows Fails NICHOLS q Watkins Remington, $. r
Collins and by the dealers IN Medicine, generally
throughout New England. 26w2