The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-10-25
ANOTHER REYlRKiDLE CURE BY Using
CONSUMPTION.

a MoNG all the famous medicines for consump-
a ton. none seems to be meeting with greater
success, or gaining higher reputation thar that
wonderful article, WSfTs Bqisam If WldCAe,r7,.
That 1t stands Mt tie heat ui all other remedies
Is now universally conceded. 1t has cured thou
sands upon thousands, of all classes. in cases of
the most dangerously consumptiNe charac,er
AnH physicians of The greatest eminonce through
out our whole country unhesitatngiy recommend
II as the mist PaWej'RcIrntirs ofrulmonary dis
eases III the range Of pharmacy. The sales in the
western states have thus Car been unparalleled;
ana the most gratifying proofs Of it's efficacy have
nPen received from every place where il has been
used Thousands Of Cnnsump,jvc patients have
already testedits exalted virtucs and confessed lis
surprising excellence and amazing power
lhe remarkable success Of this Basam is no
1oubt owing in great measure to the peculiarly
agreeable aud powerful nature of its ingredients
Il isa
FINE HERBAL MEDICINE,
Composed chiefly Of wild cherry bark and the &C.
hume Island moss (the latter imported expressly
Tor tins purPosc) the rare medical virtues of which
are aiSh combined by new chemical process,
with the extract Of tar thus rendering the whole
compound the best ever discovered for Consump-
ton of the Lungs.
ihe following we have just received from Mcssrs.
ralI NcCracken & Co, agents for the sale of
NlSiar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry, at Lancaster,
Ohio:
To THE PunLIc--I feel i; my duty ms an act
OF kindness to the afflicted, to inform them what
hs'ar's 6ofom IF ,ciM cherry has done for my
daughter. There Is many parent who has given
up beloved daughter or son, as a prey to thai,
fell destroyer consumption. They have, Gas
have donc) tried all the most skful and eminent
physicians within their knowledge, and all of the
moa PQpndT remedies that seemed to hold out
some hope for a continuance of life, without get
ting any relief
To GH snch who like me have been seeking with
trembling hope for some remedy ofrcal efficiency,
would say seek no farther, but try at once Dr..
,Wsf"r's J0lsGm If toiM Cherry. My daughter
Sarah June. eyed II years, whose life for months
had been dcspa.red Of, aud was supposed sure
prey to consumption, haS been cjged! Restored to
perfect heuih' and that too by using five bottles
of Dr.. Wis,ar's hasam of wild cherry.
JONATHAN CUuLSON.
Greenfield TIP, Fairfield Co, Ohio, March, "a
Lct every man, woman, and child read the follow.
ing and we are sure that it must satisfy all of
the great virtues of the medicine:
Watervie, Oneida CO. n y Sept 10, 43.
Dear HIr' owe IL 10 the afflicted To INFORM you
that in January last was attacked Ivy very vio-
lent cold, caused by working in water which set
tied IN my lungs. II was accompanied by Sc
we're pam IN my breast and side, and also distress
sing cough. had in attendance all the best me-
deal aid in our village, and after c1hausting their
skill to no avail, they pronounced my disease n
confirmed Consumption, and one aud all gave me
up to die. After much persuasion got the con-
sent OF my physician to use the halsam of wild
cherry prepared 10y DR.. Wslar purchased Of
the agent in our place one bottle before using
half OF which began to gain strength, aud it was
and my symptoms III every way improving. |
have now used three bottles, and am restored to
health. The result is alone owing to the use Of
DR.. Wislars hasam of wild cherry, and take
this method of giving you the informaton partly
to pay the debt Of gratitude | owe you, and partly
tina, others similarly afflicted may know where to
apply for relief.
Respectfully, and truly yours.
JAMES SAGE.
Mr.. Palmer, Druggist undcrlhc date of Water.
vile, Sept ? 1913, writes:
"Thc statement given you by James Sage, is
well known to be true by the whole community,
and 1t certainly was most remarkable one.
iours respectfully, o. ID. PALMER.
Price 81 per bottle, or six for 50.
For sale in st. Louis by Benjamin Phelps, 76
Chestnut street. Also in Ottawa, by G. l..
Thompson. l2---Gm