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GROUP, ASTHMA, AND
CONSUMPTION.
This invaluable remedy for all diseases OF tie
THROAT and LUNGS, has attained celebrity FROM
its remarkable cures, never equalled by any other
medicine before. Other preparations have shown
themselves pdlliGtiUes, and sometimes effected ne
table cures but none has so fully won the con-
hdence Of every community where it is known. At
ter years OF trial in every climate, the results have
ndsputably shown it to possess mastery over this
dangerous class of diseases, which could not fail 10
attract the attention OF Physicians, Patients and the
public al large
See the statements, not of obscure individuals and
from ia r distant places, but of men who are known
and respected throughout the county. .
| The widely celebrated Surgeon, Dr. VALENTINE
| MOTT, says
''l gives me pleasure to certify the value and eff
cacy OF 'Agcr'S CHERRY Tectordi, which | consii I
peculiarly adapted to cure diseases OF the throatoni
lungs"
| DR. PERKINS, the venerable President of the
| Vermont Medical College, one of the emncnent,
learned physicians OF this country, writes, the Chen
PectOrdI is extensively used in hs section, where 1t
| has shown unmstakable evidence Of It's happy eli
trcts upon pulmonary diseases.
The Rev. JNO. ID. COCGlRANE, distinguished
Clergyman of the English Church, writes to the
proprietor from Montreal, that che has been cured
OF severe asthmatlc affection by Cherry Pcctordi.-
His letter tul length, may be found in our Circu-
lar, to he had OF the Agent, aud is worth the aten
ton OF asthmatic patients.
This letter from the well known Druggist at Hills
dale, Michigan, one OF the largest dealers in the
State and this case is from his own observation
IlliIsdaIe, Mich. Dec. 10, 1872
| Dear Sir-Inmcdately on receipt OF your Cacrrs
PsctOral, | carricda bottle TO an acquaintance o
mine who was thought to be near his end with quick
consumption. He was then unable to rise trcm his
ned, and was extremely feeble. His rendsbcIleveC
he must soon die unless relief could be obtained io
him. and induced them to give your cXcelcn
| Iirn tpr hrp,
weeks, and you may lud &C OF my surprise on my re
turn, to meet him in the street on my way home
rom the c1rs, and find he had entirely rec overed-
-Four weeks from the day he commenced takin.
your medicine, he was at work at ms arduous trade
| Oi a blacksmith
There are other cases within my knowledge
where the Chclry PccforGi ha- been singulnry sue
cesstuI, but none 50 marked as this. ,....,
, | Very truly yours, G.. w. UNDERWOOD
Hanover, Ohio, April > 1880
Dear Sir-l wish | could tell oil that suffer witt.
cough what the cherry Pectorai has done for me.
1t does they might he benefited by the infor
NATION. | had long fever which lett my lung
weak and inilamed. Being very feeble and unah
to gain strength at ALL my friends thought mus
soon sink into consumption hadno appetite, ant
, a dreadful cough was fast wearing me away. ] be
gan to take your medicine by the advice OF clergy
man, who had seen lts effects before deceased IN!
cough at first, and gave me resi- al night. In les
than fortnight could eat well, ana my cough ha,
ceased to be troublesome, my appetite returned, ant
my food nourshed me, which soon restored IN,
strength Now, after five weeks, / I'm well am
strong, with no other help lhan your Cherry Pccnr
al. Yours, with respect, JULIA DEAN
he 'eby certify that the above statement OF m,
wife is III conformity W tn my own views OF lie
case, and her cure by Ayers Cherry Pictorial,
JOSEPH DEAN.
The above named Joseph Dean and Julia, hi
wife, are personally known to me- and implicit con
idence may be placed in their statement
SAML c. VAN DERWENT,
Pastor OF the Baptist Church.
Prepared by ]. c. AVER, Chemist, Lowell, Mass
Sold in Burlington Wholesale and Retail b
TllEO. A. PECK, and by Druggists general
thu onghout the country.
| Dec. l6 1850. w25most