Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-11
Wistar's BaIsam of Wild Che,

ry,
Tho great American Remedy for Lung Com.
plants, and all Affections of tae Respirator,
Organs.
We do not wish to tribe nth the lives or
neaIth, OF the afflicted, ami we sincerely pledge
ourselves to make no assertions as to the virtues
of this medicine, and TO hold Out no hope to su[-
lering humanity which facts will not warrant.
We ask the attention Of the candid to a few
considerat. .Ohs.
Nature in every part OF her works. has LEFT
;ndeIible marks ofadaptation aud design.
The constitution of the animals and vegetables
Of the torcid, is such that they coJld not endure
the coli of the frIgid zone, and vice versa.
In regard to disease and its cure, tho adapta-
ton is no less striking
The Moss of iceland, the Wild Cherry and
Pine Of all N ,rthern latitudes (and 'Dr. Wis
tar's Balsam," is a compound chemical extract
from thesel have long been celebrated fOI COM
plants prevalent Only'Iu cold cIinlal Indeed
,he most distinguished medical men have aver
red that ture furnishes in every country anti.
dotes for il 3 own peculiar diseases.
Consumption in its confirmed and incip.ent
stages, Coughs, Asthma, and Liver Complaint,
form by The lar the mcst fatal class of diseases
known 10 our land. Yoteyen these may ba cur.
cd b3 means OF the simple yet powerful remedies
(nanled abOve) aud which aIe scattered by a
6snifcient Providence, wherever those maladics
prevail.
~ Til, case of Thomas Cozens. of Eaddon-
field, N. j., is related by himself; and that all
NAV know. lis entire truth the st1lesmen1 Is
sworn to before a Justice Of the Peace.
nADDoNFlELD, y j. April 90. ls43.
On or about he 18th day of Dec. lo4l, was
taken win violent pain in tha side near The
Liver. which continued !Or abOuIhve days, and
was followed by the breaking of an ulcer,
or something inwdrdlY, which relieved the
pain a little, but caused me to throw up
quantity of offensive matter aud also much
bl3od. Being greatly alarmed al this, applied
TO a physician, bxt he sAidh cIud do litpe
for me except give some Mercury Pills, which
refused to take, feeling satisfied they could do
me no good ;many other remedies were then pro
nounced by my wife and friends. and none did
ma amp good, and the discharge of blood and
corruption stit confused evegy few days, and
at last became SO offensive l could scarcely
breathe. fwBs also seized with Rvoent ccug !,
which at times caused me TO faise much mora
blood than had done before. aud my disease
continued ia this way, still growing worse until
February, when all hope of my recovery was
given up, and my lrionds all thought would die
with galloping consumption, At this moment
when my life was apparently drawing near
close, heard of DR.. Wistar's Balsam of Wild
Cherry, aud got a bottle, which relieved me
all my paius were removed, my
cough and splitting OF blood and corruption sn-
tirely stopped and in a few weeks my health
was so far restored as to anable me 10 work at
my trade, [whi ch is a. carpentefl and up to
this time have enjoyed good health.
Witness 81 am acquainted with Mr.. Ihom-
as Cozens, and having seen him during his ill.,
ness, think the above statsment entitled to /
full credit.
Gloucester county, SIS.
Personally came before ms, the subscriber,
cne Of The Justices qfthe Peace in and for tina
said county. Thomas Cozens, and being fully
affirmed according to law, saith the above state
ment in all things is E,e,,o,. Ee; ; rozrNs
Aas,rood beforc me on the 2Oth day of April
,eaa J CLEMENT.
a4-We publisl, no fictitious slatemsuts.
~ .4nother remarkable instance of the .ura-
t;gs vi properties of Dr.. Wistar's BalsaT. This
ase IS reported to US by .Nsssrs. Jostin g. Rcwe,
ghly respectable DrOggis's AMI Physicians.
1ewarks Ohio.
Burlington, Licking Co., O., Dec. l, ls43
.Messrs JosIin g. Rowe:--About years ago,
Irs. Winner was attacked with violent cough,
min in the che and side, and symptoms Of APP
roaching consumption. During the interval
rom that tins to some time in February last,
he has been treated bg eminent physicians with
olv a,tial relief Of the most urgent symptoms.
about one We i ago, she caught most violent .
od. which seated upon the lungs, producing an
farming aggravstian Of all her previous symp-
mas. Her physicianwas sent for aud despite
s hest efforts she hogan rspidlv to sink 1ndei
his disease. Cough, Exlsctoration, Hectic, to-
etherwith night sweats, soon rsduesdher toa Y
omolote skeIaton II February last, heral-
,ndipg Physician, deeming her case altogether
opelesS, a counci. wascailsd and after delibsE-