Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-03-29
DR.. WISTAR'S
RALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.


IMPORTANT CAUTION. The public should bear
i in mind that it is Dr.. Wistar's BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY that performs those remarkable cures which
published in every part of the country, and not the
lcles of similar name that occasionally puiied into
temporary notice. Those may be good, but know moth
ing about them.
CJsLet every Man. Woman ana Child read the follow.
letter. and il that does satisfy Of the great vir
tues Of this Medicine, let them go 1875 Fulton Street and
the original, with numerous other testimonials Of like
character.
WAyrRvILLE, Oneida Co N. " Sept. Is, ls4s,
Dear ST-l owe Ito tbs afflicted to inform you hat in
January last was attacked by violent cold caused
by working IN the water, which settled my lungs had
in attendance all The best medical aid in village bu;
after exhausting all their skill no avail they
my disease confirmed consumption ami they and ali
gave me up 10 do After much persuasion got the
sent of my physician 10 use the Basam of Wild Cherry,
prepared by DE-. Wstar purchased of the agent in
place bottle, before using half of which began to
strength, and it was very evident my cough much
better and my symptoms in every way improving. have
used three bottles, and restored TO perfect health
This result is alono owing 10 the of DR.. Wlsars Bal
sam Of Wild Cherry; and take this method OF giving you
the information partly 10 pay the debt of gratitude owe
YOU and partly that others similarly afflicted ,haY know
''''0 NrF'' JAMES SAGE.
| 81 1913, writes:
The satemcn! given you by Mr.. Sage is well known
be true by this whole community 1t certainly was most
remarkable The sale OF the Balsam is very good,
and success in truly tatteng.
Yours respectfully ID. ID. PALMER.
Let the afflicted call and SEQ our certificates They
prove conciusiycly that they be cured they get the
right Medicine BE sure and get Dr. Wstars Balsam of
Wild Cherry. Beware of limitations
This Balsam all affections Of the Lungs and Liver
such bleeding of the lungs bronchitis, asthma of 10
20 years sandg COUP obsnle pain The chest sde Sc
In presenting this highly useful and valuable medicine
to public notice as a remedy for CONS UldPITON and
pulmonary diseases in general the proprietor has been
ualed solely by the great success attending its use in his
practise aud desire to benefit the afflicted and would
therefore wish particularly impress upon the public
that it is entirely different from the daily ushefed
into notice BY boasing quacks as not only from
"A yaletan anlg ALL
complaints Tor which is recommended. Ii is not my IN
ontion Therefore either cloak in mystery in any
way deceive the public by oyerraling its vrtues-on tie
contrary shall simply cndeayor TO give brief statement
Off usefulness and fater myself that its surprising eff
cacy will enable me to furnish such proofs of lis virtues
will satisfy the most lncreduous that
CONSUMPTION MAY AND CAN BE CURED
II this medicine be resorted to in time The medicinal
tues Of Wild Cherry bark have long been known and by
physicians have been much esteemed a remedy in
CONSUMPTION and many other comp aints-but like some
oulcis Of the most valuable remedies possess has
been very much neglected. and when has been
poj ed has been used IN such form render very
weak as well as uncertain in effects, and in
only palliative IN the disease Ihaye at length succeed
ed IN preparing m the form "f basam associated with
other medicinal substances which the whole virtues OF
the bark efectualy and powerfully concentrated
render be yond all doubt the most eecua remedy
in Consumption that has been discovered
Another and a very important disease which this
DISEASED LIVER.
In this complaint has doubtless proved ellie acious
than any remedy hitherto employed and IN numerous in
stances when patients had endured long and suffering
from the disease without receiving the least benefit from
various remedies and when mercury has been
ted vain the of this Basam has restored the liver
TO healthy action, and many instances effected perma-
ne II aer known rencdy had failed to produce
this desired effect.
Besides It's astonishing efficacy in the diseases above.
mentioned we also Ind Mi 1yS'y dasc'ua remedy !"
complaint in which il has been extensively used with de.
COUGHS AND COLDS 'A
INFLAMMATION OF THE LUNGS