Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-11-22


I feel il my duty, as an act Of kindness to
the afflicted, TO inform them what Wistar,s
Baisam Of w lid Cherry Eas done for my daugh-
ter. There 10 many parent who has given
up 4 beloved daughter or con, as prey to
that feel destroyer, CONSUMPTION. They have
Gas have aonos tried an THE most skillful
and most eminent physicians within their
knowi e re, md all Of the most popular rem.
edies that seemed to hold out some hope of
continuance Of life, without getting any re-
lief.
To ALI. SUCH who like me have Been seek.
Ing with trembling hope for some remedy Of
real efficiency, ! would say, seek no farther,
but try at once DR.. Wistar's Balsam Of Wild
Cherry. My daughter sarah Jane, aged II
years, whose life fSs months had been des-
paired Of, and was supposed sure prey.o con-
Sumption, has been curedt restored to perfect
health and hat too b, using FIVE bottles Of
Dr.. Wistar's Bal.am OF Mud Cherry.
JONATHAN COuLSCN.
Greenfield, Fairfield CO. Ohio March IA
REMARKABLE CURES.
or ali the cures tia. have yet been record !
ed, there are certainly none elnal to the two
mentioned below; and They plainly show the
durability Of Consumption even in some Of
its " rst forms:
Let every man, women and child read the
following, and We are sure that it must sat:s.
fy all Of the great virtues of the medicine.
WILL MIRACLES NEVER CEASE?
MORE EVIDENCE OF ITS SUR
PASSING Notwithstanding
VlRTUES!!l
From Dr.. Baker, Springfield, Washington
co. H ntucky
srsiSeFiErD, Kentucky, Nav Ia, AS
GENTS: take this opportunity of in forming
you ola most a remark BILE cure performed on
me by the use Of DR.. IVlstar's Balsam of Wild
Cherry:
In the year 1910 was taken with an infIa-
nation Of the bow Gle, which labored und er
for six weeks. when 1 gradually recovered.
In the tall Of al, l was attscked with a sc
we're cold. which seated itself upon my lungs;
and for the space of three wears I was con.
fined TO my bed. | tried ali kinds Of med-
cines, and every variety Of medical aid, with
out benefit, and thus wearied along until
the winter Of 1914, when / heard u sNistal's
Balsam Of Wild Cherry"
My friend5 petsuaded mo to give it trial,
though had given up all hopes Of recovery
and had prepafed myself for the cha ge Of an
other world. Thtough their solicitation Il
vas induced to make use Of the "Genuine
Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry" The ef-
feet was truly astonishing. After five years
having epent four. or five hundred dollars to
no purposes, and the best and most respecta-
bic physicians had proved unavailing, | was
soon restored to entire health by the blessi n 2
OF God and the use ol DR.. Wistar's Ralsdm 81
Wild Cherry. $3.50
| am new ENJOYING good health and .uch
il my altered appearance that l am no longer
known when meet my former acquaintanccs.
l have gained rapidly in weight, and my
u =. b. 4 :
as any person and my food seems TO agree
with ne: have eaten more during the last
six months Than had eaten Tor Ave ears be-
fore
Considering my case almost miracle, Il
deem II necessary for the good Of the afflicted,
and = duty l owe to the propfietofs aid my
fellow men, (whs should know where relief
may be had) to make the subject public.
May the blessings Of God rest upon the
proprietor Of 50 valuable medicine as Wista,'s
Bslsam Of Wild Cherry.
Yours respectfully,
WILLIAM II. BAKER.
PHELPS 4 BLAKELEY, corner Of Third
and Chestnut Streets, St. Louis, Mo-, General
Agents for the West. The true and Renu.
inc Wistat's Balsam Of Wild Cherry is soid b,
the undersigned Agents. i
COPP PARSONS, Burlington.
Joseph F. Myers, Fort Madison. Joseph s.
Fsnnilnore, Bloomington. E. C. Lyon, Iowa
City. w. ID McCord Columbus City, Robert
Holmes, Marion, and by respectable Drug
glsts and Dealers in every town and civ
throughout the Western States and Terr,.o-
rice. III
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