The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-05-19
For tho Cure of
COUGHS, COLDS, H0ARSENESS,
BRONCHITIS, WH0OPING-COUGH,
GROUP, ASTHMA, AND
CONSUMPTION.

~ all The numerous medicine. extanf, land some q
til IN .valuuble) Tor the cure OF pulm-nary complains
nsIiing has ever been found ~hich could compare III
It's effects with this Pr pataiion--Otlors cure some
times, hut at all times aud in aidisuasrs OF the Ian
aud .ir cat wlsrc medicine can give rei.f, Ills will du
IL. / : " pleasant To take aid reli,Ctly safe in aocor
dance |wilh,ih, directions. We do moi advertise Tor the
,uionnaiiol Of those who have tried 1t hut ihosu who
have not. Families han hav, known is value will not
be ~ithoui. il, aud b lis timely use, they are Q cure from
the dangerous cuiisei ucnccs ri Coughs aud Colds which
If neglected, ripcn into fatal consumption.
That Diploma Of tue Massachusetts Institute
was awarded to this preparation b, tie Board OF
u Is Elm SepIcmbar 1917; also, The Medals VI
lheo tshe great Institutes of Art, in this country (;
ais Diploma of. the Ohio Institute. at Gin
cinnath has been given TO the CHERy PEcTo-
RIAL, by their Government in consider ton Of
its extraordinary excellence and Use ulness in
Gu; ing affections OF lie Lungs and Throat
Read tho following opinion founded on the long
experience of the eminent PHI! sician .: the Port
and City OF
DIR. J. {. Aver ST.JOHNS, May, sIs5I.
Five years trial Of your CHERRY PECrO-
RAJ. in my practice, has proven what | forraw
from Us composition, must be true, that it eradi-
Gates and cures the colds and coughs 10 which, We
in this section, are peculiarly liable.
| think its equal has not been discovered, nor
do know how a better remedy can be made for
the d. steHpers ofthe Throat and Lungs.
J.J. BURTON, NJ ID, t. II. S.
See what II has done on Il wasted constitution,
not only in the follow ing eases, but a thousand
mOre: SUDBURY, Jan. 9th, 1851
DIR. Aver; Ia the mouth uf Jul, last was at
lacked by u , iolenl dlarrhUa ~ the mines of Cat
,fornii. ] returned To San Fra cisco in hope ol
receiving benefit from a change OF climate and di-
ct. My diarrhna ceased, but was followed b, a
severe cnugl-dnd much soreness. finally star
ted Tor hume. but received no benefit from the
voyage. Ny cough continued to grow worse, and
whenl arrived in New York, | was al once
marked by my acquaintance as a victim Of con-
sumption. | must confess that | saw 10 sufficient
reason 10 doabl what my friends all believed. Al
this time | commenced taking your lrul, invalua-
Bile medicine with little expectation Of deriving
any benefit irom its use. You would not receive
these Ines did not regard it my duty to stale to
the afflicted, through YOU, that my health, IN the
space of eight months, Is fully restored. | arri-
butte it to the use OF your CHERRY PECTOR.
AL.
Yours truly, WILLIAM W. SMITH.
WAsHISGroN, Pa, April ~, 1913.
Dear Sir: Feeling that | have been spared
from - premature grave, through Your instrument
tally by the providence of God, / will take the
liberty To express To YOU my gratitude.
a Cough and the alarming symptoms Of Com
sumpIipn had reduced me too low TO leave INC a.
ny'hing like hope, when my physician brought me
a bottle of your '~PEoToRAL," 1t secmea 10
afford immediate ,elieG, and now in a few weeks
time has restore me To sound health.
Ifit will do for others what il has for me, YOU
are certainly one Of the beneiactnrs Of isankind.
Sincercl. wishing you'esery blessing, | am
Very respectfully yours,
JOHN J. CLARKE,
Rector of ST. Peters Church.
with such assurance aud from such men. no
stronger proof can he aiduced unless it be from
it, effects upon trial