Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-11-29
NJ RS. WlMFR-OR,
GNoT HER REMARKABLE CURE BY USING
FOR CONSUMPTION!

FOR CON = UNR PTHON!
Among all the famous medicines for
Consumption, none seems 10 be mee,ng
with greater success, or gaining 6 high
or reputation than that most wonderful
article, ,WISTAR'o BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY! That it srsnds AT the HEAD
OF all other remedies IS now universally
conceded, II has cured thousoude upoo
thousands Of all classes--in cases Of
the most angerousIy consnmplive cha
TacleT. And physicians Of the greatest
eminence throughout our whole country
unhesiIsiiDgly recommend it. as the
MOST POWERFUL CURATIVE of
Pulmonary diseases in the whole rsneo
Of Pharmacy. The sales in The Western
States have thus fer been unparalleled;
end the most gratifying proofs Of its e(-
fcacy have been received from every
place where il has hern used Thou
sands Of CONSU MPTlVE PATIENTS !
have already tested Its exalted virrues
and confessed its surprising excellent
and amezing power The remarkable
success OF this Balsam is no doubt owing
in a great meRsure 10 the peculiarly
agreeable and powerful nature OF its 10
gredenrs 1t is FINE HERBAL
MEDICINE! composed chiefly ol WILD
CHERRY BARK and The genuine
ICELAND MOSS-Uhe latter import
ed expressly for this purpose The rare
medica virtues Of which, ore also COM
bined by new chemical process with
the Extract OF TAR, thus rendering he
whole compound the most certain and
efficacious remedy ever discovered for
CONSUMPTION OF THE LUNGS.
OF The foiloVing zoe haze just rsceioed
from MeSSrS JoSIiH Il kowe, Drug.
gists, in NeUdrk, in The State, 10
DhOm il uGS communicated by John
Wimer, Esq citizen of Burlington,
Licking county, Ohio.
BURLINGTON, Licking co., o
Dec !. lS43.
Mesars. JosIin & Rowe AT your re-
guest herewith tTsnemlt 10 you a state
menl OF the case Of Mrs. Winner and
chld as Near as | am abe to commit
nicale which you are q, liberty to pub
lish il you see TT, as fee a desire 10
inform the world OF the efec,o ol the
invaluable medicine called Wlstsr's Bal
sam OF Wild Cherry, TO which, by the
divine blessing, am indebted for the
restoration 10 hoaI!h Of my wife and
child.
About fvs years ago, Mrs Winner
was attacked with a violent cough, pain
in the chest and eide, and symptoms OF
approaching consumption. During the
intervals from that time 10 some Ilme in
February last che had been treated by
eminent phySiclans from Utica. Sylvia.
MIA Homer, Chatham and Newark, and
with only partial relief OF the most ur.
gent symptoms About one year ego,
she caught cold, which seated upon The
lungs predicting 40 alarming and sg-
gravation Of all her preViou0 SyN1ptoms
Her phvslcian wus sent for. and despite
his best efforts, she began rapidly TO
sipk under her disease. Cough, expcc
,sralion, Hectic. together with night
sweats, soon reduced her to complete
skeleton 10 February last, her aten
ding physician deemed her case sItoge-
ther homeless council was called, and
after deliberalng upon her case untnl-
mously pronounced her TO be beyond
the reach Of mesns, and expressed their
oninion thavthe could survive but a ehort
.une. one or two weeks El iarth9sl She
Was AT this time entirely confined 10
nor he'd. and sea fcely abe TO dHticuIste,
exceu, ia whisper. Her daily parox~
ysms Of coughing would last her uOlnler'
yup,Odiy from 3 10 hours, and so SO.
we're were they, that we DID expect that
avery paroxysm would be the last. The
Dhvsiclans 10 council pronounced her
iunrs, Liver, Kidneys, Spine and Mucu'
Membrane Of ihe StomuCh 10 be incurs
bly disosspd. II wss al this last CXtre.
,mi,y ,ha, We happened to obtain pan
phlet describing DR., Wislar's Balssm o
wild Cherry, Ss applicable to Lung a
Gec,i ons We immediately cent TO you
and procured bottle, and commenced it
use at evening by giving her one Tea
.spoontun, tnd such was tho surprisjn
effect that she was able 10 pass con
Portable nights rest, without expcrier
cling any psroxysm OF coughing, ur
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