Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1885-09-07
BAsFORD's
Aquarium Balm.
A SURE CURE
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Coughs, Consumption,
Pneumonia and
Diphtheria. IN

20 10 u. W HILDRETH, Druggist, Barton
Landing for a bottle of the Aauarian Balm war
ranted to cure that cough and save the lungs from
harm.
During the twelve months that the Aouarian
Balm has been before the public, more genuine
unsolicited testimonials of gratitude and thanks
giving have been received, than can be shown from
any known Cough and Consumption remedy in the
market, and for the benefit of those who may not
have full confidence in this sorrow saving Balm
WHICH has been fifty termed the Worlds Rene
dy, We subJoin extracts from few of the many
testimonials received and give the addresses in
fnll as guarantee of their reliability.
No disease represents the coffin so much as
coughing, therefore flee to your rescuer Aquarium
Balm.
E: Q. Bieknell, Attorney -atLaw, 80 Court ST..
of my frghtful colds took three doses of your
Aquarian Balm last evening before retiring, and
to-day find myself almost entirely free from the
cold or its effects. Surely you have good thing
Aquarium Balm win not cure corns, bunions,
broken bones, freckles, hair lips, or in-grOwing
toe nails.
Hon. Andrew J. Brown, 80 Devonshire ST.. Bos-
ton, March 2, 1885, says 81 have used your Aqua
rian Balm in my family during the past year for
throat and lung difficulties, and regard it
peror to any medicine have ever used for throat
and lung troubles"
Get Aquarium Balm for your blood roast beef
Prof. F. E. Crane, 50 Milk St., Boston, Feb. u,
1885, says One bottle of the Aquarium Balm cured
me of severe cold and cough, with tendency to
pneumonia" .,g,. ~. .-=
An orthodox psalm and Aquarium Balm win do
no harm in life's alarm
John NJ. Stearns, Counsellor s. Attorney, Law
renee, Mass, JAM 49, 1885, says 'I was afflicted
with catarrh and bleeding at the lungs; began to
| use your Balm in October continued until nearly
January l. and consider my self now entirely WELL"
Aquarium Balm is a guide board ON the consump-
| tive highway, ever pointing to vigor-land.
| Sophia j. Chase, Chittenden, VT. Jan 1885. "For
| three years I suffered from terrible cough and
| splitting of blood, and unable to do any Kind of
| work. was induced to try your Aquarium Balm,
which cured me entire. shall never be without it
in my house,and recommend it to all suffering frem
| lung troubles ....s- .,.. 81. sr-,-. a.
| f+ Cough, cough for week, + .5F
Aquarium Balm quickly seek.
| Or cough, cough for year,
| Then farewell to all most DEAR. y, s7i
II - -.
| Boston, April goth, 1855.
| MIR. j. L. Rasford, e.5 i4-...{ -.
| Dear Sir I'm reply to your inquiry of the 10th
| inst, to my experience regarding the sales of
| Antiquarian Balm, would say had retaied many
| dozens of the Remedy, do not rule, give en-
dorsement to any proprietary medicines, but the
suits of the beneficial effects from its use, which
| have come to my knowledge, many and ia
vorable in the of coughs, colds and throat trou
bes, as well as its beneficial effects cOnsump-
| tive remedy and blood tonic, that am led to eon-
| ply with your request and give the above endorse
to its success for the purposes for which it
| is recommended. In my own case have tested it
| thoroughly for severe colds and throat troubles
| with most favorable results
| Very truly yours, tt.f 49,
| C. III. JAGGAR, Druggist,
| .g 81 Roxbury street.
| 34eowSt t~- Boston, Mass.