Blue hens chicken & Delaware Democratic Whig. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1845-1848, 1845-11-21

wfSTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
A Compound Balsmatic Preparation from Wild
Cherry, Bark, and Tar
The best remedy known in the world for the
cure of Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Group, Bleeding Of
the Lungs, Whooping Cough, Bronchitis, lnhuen-
"a, Shortness of Breath, Pain and Weakness in the
Breast and Side, Liver Complaint, and the FIRST
stages of
Consumption.
A thousand cures in cases deemed utterly hope
less firmly established its vast superiority over
every former medical discovery
A very important disease over which this "Bal-
sam exerts very power full influence, is that OF a
I"DISEASED LIVER In this complaint it has
undoubtedly proved more eiiieacious than any
remedy hitherto employed and IN numerous in
stances when patients had endured long and severe
suffering from the disease without receiving the
east benefit from various remedies, and even when
MERCURY has been resorted to in vain, the use o.
the balsam has restored the liver TO a healthy &C
ton and in many instances effected permanen
cures after every known remedy had failed to pro
duce this desired effect.
Besides its astonishing efficacy in the diseases
above mentioned We also find it a very eflectua
remedy in ASrHMA,a complaint in which il hal
been extensively used with decided success even il
cases OF years standing
MA QhEo wv ~ IhE9Nhlf MN
A compound Balsamic preparation Of the Prunu
' Virginia, avid Cherry Bark combined wit
the Extract Of Tar prepared by new chemicn
process, approved and recommended by the mos
distinguished physicians, and universally aclnow
ledged the most valuable medicine ever discovered
The universal celebrity which this medicine
Irrpidly gaining in every section Of the country
-. land the many astonishing cures it has Effected
-lhave now established its efficacy beyond all doub
/. lbut it should be remembered, that In diseases {
1.-The Lungs or Liver as in all other chroDir aies
|. ltions, alitile time is always Necessary to effect
II cure Although in most cases the On wi n
C ford most immediate Isl,ai, AID e,,l [le,,
$ change ia a NV cIJy's, q eafhsv "a -
Il lpected to produce the same salutary ehestE 81
u case in so short time yet, from the hisk ue
rity it has acquired, we find many persons are a
Ito expect too much at the commencement, Sh
A others expect single bottle to afford them great
" reef than all the medicine he had taken for mont
- previous.
We will not assert that this Balssm will CT
y consumption in its worst form, but it has cur
40 many after all other means Of relief had been tr
in vain And why mott 1t seems that the W
as Cherry was destined by nature to be our panac
be for the ravagng diseases Of this latitude Let
the despairing invalid waste his money and l9s
time, 10 him so all important, by experiment.
- with the trashy nostrums Of the day, but use
once a medicine that will cure, il a cure be pc:
ble-a medicine that science approves, and ma
u, years of experience have demonstrated that it
'o ways relieves. There is no such thing astail
m the history of this wonderful Balsam Evidcr
Ia the most neutrality-suspicious. that no one c
y doubt, fully establishes this fact.
ny In presenting this highly useful, ana ralua
, medicine to public notice as a remedy Tor c.
nc sumption and pulmonary diseases in general,
CT proprietor has been actuated solely by the gr
Sc success attending its use in his practice, and
e., sire to benefit the afflicted, and would iherel
III wish particularly to impress upon the public mi
that il is entirely different from the nostrms do
q ushcred into notice by Boosting quacks, n it
u, only emanates irosi Il regular physician, but
no. has also been we'll tesedsin all the complaints
which il has been recommended. 1t is not
intention therefore. TO cotlS 1t in mystery, or
any way deceive the publicly overrating its
tues; on the coulrasy,N shill simply endeavo
give brief statement of its usefulness, anu fla
the myself that its surprising efficacy will enable
icy to furnish such proofs OF its virtues will sat
ofIthe most increduons, that consumption may
md .CAN BE CURED, il this medicine be resol
IT. to in time.
NO QUAcKERy, NO DEcEPTloNl
at All published statements Of cures performed
to- ms fnftlirlue arc IN every respect MT
ar BEWhRE OF CoUNrERFElTS a
IMiTATlONS---The unparalleled and as:epist
= efficacy Of DR.. Wistars Balsam of WtL<h
in all the diseases for which i is rcees,
'>-si -ursrF-s -rs-1-sy ifr--r--z- ~ V--s
on physicians were unavaiing--h's eii=ctsVa |
26 increasing demand for it. This fact b cal
site several unprincipled counterletors and initial
and to palm of spurious mixtures Of similar name
ure, appearance for the genuine Balsam.
limitations of this wonderful remedy are spr
ing up in all parts of the country called by var
on names, as Syrup of Wild Cherry "Bslsam Of
all ecampane and Cherry, &c. besides numerous oil
Our Recommendation of its virtues are used '
nds- for word, except substituting some unknown
lilly. dcine for the true Balsan-the price OF medic
fail whose merit will not sell them, is 'reduced
fish short, every subterage and trick is resored
pam oil other articles for the genuine Wis
Balsam of Wild Cherry. Therefore, we sa
con- cautious. and get the Medicine that cures
ecu. Wistars Basam Of Wild Cherry, on aycou
nge its great popularity, has since October sf4,
and extensively countereited in Philadelphia and
tween three and four thousand bottles Of the
nent rious imitation thrown into the market and e'
n. lsively circulated. This is to caution delers
R. the public generally against purchasing any s
nv than that having the new wrapper, which al'
"A bears the written signature OF l. BUTTS.
I, y Others are counterfeits. All orders IN
In SETHSyyIFOWL
Proprietor and General Agent, 1873 wasangto
For sale by Benjamin Johnson NJ r ilips
NJ johnson, Wilmington, by Z. fiansiS SIT
at trholesaie, Plaaadelphia, and by Druggists
form Agents generally, through the United Stars.
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