COUGHS, COLDS. And all Diseases of the Lungs.
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vHyHE VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM h is believed to be deservedIy the most popular Medicine ever known in America, for coughs, colds, asthma or phthisic, consumption who"png cough and Pulmonary affections of every klnd

 The Vegetable Pulmonary l3asam has been very extensively used for about tw eIve years and It's rep utaton has been constantly increasing. So unver- sally popular has this article become that 1t may now be considered as standard article m large part oi the United States and the British Provinces: Many families keep it constantly by them, considering It the most safe as well as certain remedy for he above complaints. The Proprieors have receIVed and are receiving numerous recommendations from many ot our best Physicians who make use o It h m helr ne pfac en their testimony in favor of this article are here sub joined, and for more full account see the envelope to

 Dr. Amory Hunting, Dr. Samuel Morr,

 Truman Abeh Ilm",my baynes'

 " Thomas Brown, Jere Ellsworth,

 Wm. Perry, Albert Guild.

 AN INTERESTING CASE.

 Extract of a letter from Mr. C. S. Clay, Kingston, Uls

 ter county, N. Y., to the propreiors:

 Yours of the 9th inst. was duly. received. A re- markable was effected by the Veg" table fnimo' nary Balsam, in the Winter and Spring of lS'3. The person. MT. Moody, had been sick n long time with inc consumption. His physician had given him up.- He was reduced so low as to be unable to help hm he commenced using the Basam, which effected a complete cure, and he IS now as hale ana hearty as ever he was. Mir. Moody has removed from this :own but he has promised me more detailed account 0' "'S '"'e' ""''" | "'' ''' ""'N C. S CLAY.

 Kingston, N. Y. June 2s, 1898. ns

 In the winter of 1887 and 1888, was seized with violent cough, which continued two or three months. My cough was so severe that was obliged to st up in bed two or three hours during the night, and was much reduced in flesh and strength ana my appetite gone. One of my neehhors had n bottle ot the Veg etable Pulmonary BalsNm, which he would not sell He however loaned it to me till could procure hlm another I experienced immediate rehet from it, The first opportunity had procured more ot It, and Dec. r, 1888. JAS. w. LENOX. coUNTERFEITS. BEWARE OF IMPOSITION! Each genuine bottle Is enclosed m nIue wrapper on which is label signed by SAMPSON REED. NONE OTHER CAN BE GENUINE; December 1889. in addition to that ot sampson Reed the signature of WM. JoNN CUTLER one of hs part ners. X.,, p,

 Balsam has been the cause of attempts to introduce spurious articles which, by partially assuming the name of the genuine. are calculated to mslead nn1 nI ,ne P"Ss ABons nary "alsamic Syrup,"" " Pulmonary Basam," ""Car ters Compound Pulmonary Basam," and others shTd 1s4 fc I Al BALSAM and see that it has the marks and ssna lures Oi the genuine. ,x ., o monarv Balsam."

 RrONE MORE COUNTERFEIT, besides the A,nerica' Puianonarv Balsda," and others GboUe alluded to- An attempt has been made to deceive the pnblc by n spurious mixture called "Veget9ble Pulmonar. Balsam," sometimes signed Samuel Lee and some i times Sampson Lee-said to be prepared ny an m principled man in Bangor, Me. The name is writer in way to resemble the genuine signature and IS foul attempt deceive the public and avoid thu punishment that awaits actual torgery' g

 For sale hy REED. WNG, & CUTLER, ya'e Lowe X Reed.) wholesale denlers in Drugs, Medicines Paint and Dye Stufis No. 54 Chatham Street, Boston, ana hv Druggists and country merchants geneTaitI New England and in the principal places thTouChou the T, States and British Provinces Price SO cents 11rFor sale at the Apothecsyv Sto.o oi Dr. {! G | Beckwith, Litch6cid. ly24 NOV lS'