Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-07-17
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A THoUsAND CURES in cases deemed utterly hope
less have firmly established its vast superiority over every
former medical discovery. II has always been styled
"Nature's own Prescription" being formed chiefly from
chemical extracts from Wild Cherry Bark and Tar-two
trees that thCkly scattered wherever Diseases of the
lungs prevail. We give few instances OF this exraor-
binary power, from catalogue almost without end.
lady address will be given Mt the New York Agency
who given up by all Of her physicians to die OF con-
sumption, had hard tumour Tor months on the side
raised among large quantities of matter sort of bony
substance-had taken medicine for two months, being
past all hopeentrey cured by few bottles ofthis Bal
sam in September aud October lS4l.
Williams, Esq. Attorney, &C.. New York cured of
spasmodc asthma of 25 years standing, certified TO by
Recorder Tamadge and Power, ID. ID,
Carman, n, Y. city, who had not slept, lying down,
for years. (bcing Obliged to 81 in sitting POSTURE
Tar cured as to attend to his business in the most stor
my weather.
Thomas Bradlee, Esq ~ P. jamaica L. l., cured of
asthma of 40 ears standing.
Mrs Anna d. Hopkins, of Knowesvic, NY, entirely
cured liver complaint and general debility OF eighteen
months standing
Jacob Hoffman, NJ. D.. Huntingdon cured child of
p Schroeblc, of obstinate disease of the lungs alter he
had tried all the usual remedies in vain.
"There is such thing fair in the history OF this
wonderful BALSAM. Eyldence the most convincing
evidence thot no one can doubtiuy establishes this
hct. Far The sake of brcyty we select the following
from thousands.
Isaac Plat Esq. Editor of the Pokeepse Eagle, one
of the influential papers in the state of New York,
states under the authority oIhs own name, that young
lady, relative his, of very delicate constitution was
attacked In February 1872 with cold which I'M
mcdiaey produced splitting of blood cough, fever, mud
other dangerous md alarming symptoms Through med
ica treatment and cnrc she partially recovered during
the summer But on the return of winter she was attack
ed more violently than at first she became scarcely able
10 walk and was troubled with cough chils and fever
every ,lay and appeared to be going rapdy with con-
SUMPTION at this time, when there sign of I'M
provement, Mr. Plat procured bottle OF WlsIAR'S
bALSAM or WILD CHERRY, which she took, and ii
seemingly restored her. She got second and before It
was halt,takcn, sho was restored TO PERFECT hedtth
which she has enjoyed 10 the present time, without the
slightest symptom Of her former disease,
Mr. Plat says "the came under my own obser va
| ton, and cannot be mistaken rs 10 the hcts,"
Such is the unprecedented success of this BAlSAM,
4. INJURIES FAVOURITE PRESCRIPTIONS"
prescripon congenin to our wants, as il Is prepared
from chemical extracts from substances which the author
of nature has placed in land for wise purposes
that many who know nothing Of the mode OF It's prepdra
ton are endeavorhg to reap pccunry dement's by selling
an article similar in NAME in appearance, or ny repre-
senno their own trash superior TO this BALSAM.-
All these decrptivc arts 60 to show that WISTER'S
| BALSAM is known to the world TO be "IHE GREAT
REMEDYn ard that to fUany miNtnrei II must be IKE
this in name, or purport to be like it in substance
mr. Believe not the cunningly wrought iabrcations-
and take only the ORIGINAL md genuine WlSTAWS BAL
| SAM OF WILD CHERRY.
NO oTHER CAN LIKE IT..
| Address all orders to SETH w. FOWLE, lbs wash
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