Advertisement for a proprietary remedy for respiratory diseases. Above, a woman blows the trumpet of fame and holds a palm for bestowal on a bottle of Tabonuco Pectoral. A label on the bottle is inscribed "Tónico balsámico". Below, the globe, with Colombia to the front, lit by the sun, is surrounded by a wreath of oak and a wreath of laurel, and by three certificates. The top certificate on the left bears a condor standing on two cornucopias marked "Hipocrates" and "Galeno"; above, the motto "Labor omnia vincit improbus"; below, the coat of arms of the Republic of Colombia (pomegranite, cornucopias, liberty bonnet and isthmus of Panama), with, further below, a bottle of Tabonuco Pectoral surrounded by two snakes and pharmaceutical equipment; to the sides, the words "Producto Colombiano". Upper certificate on the right records award of gold medal to Alvarada Hermanos for Tabonuco Pectoral in Bogotà, 30 August 1919, at the Exposición Nacional, República de Colombia, 1919. Lower certificate on the right marks award of gold medal at the Provincia de Ocaña Exposicion Industrial Artistica y Agropec[uaria] de 1921, Departamento Norte de Santander. The two gold medals are shown suspended from the laurel wreath
