The Evansville journal., 1845-04-24

ScUea ttousand cases of obstinate Paizaon-
cry Coa,pIasats cured ia one gear!
6 & q E = & E g &
wfsTAR-ss BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY,
The Great American Remedy for Lung
Complaints and all Affections OF the
Respiratory Organs.
w do no; wish to irifle with the lives or
.lealih, OF The afflicted. and we sincerely pledge
ourselves to make 10 assertions as to the virtues
OF this medicine, and tob boid outuo hope tosni-
feFii Q humanity which facts will not warrant.
We asFrthe attention OF the candid TO Q few
considerations.
Nature, in every part of her works, has left
indellibie marks of adaptation and design.
I The constitution Tie animals AVID vegetables
of the torrid. is such that they endure the
/ cold OF the frigid zone, and vice versa.
In regard TO disease and ats cnre, tle adaFia
/ ton Is not less striking.
The moss of lcaiaHd, the Wild Cherry aud
4 Pine Of all NeTthern 10 litudes-and DR.. Wls-
TAE's BALsAM. is compound chemical extract
I fiom these-have long 5een celebrated Tor COM
! plants pre-, alelt only in cold climates, lmdeed
the most distinguished medlgals men have aver
red that nature furnishes in every country anti
dotas Tor lis own peculiar diseases
/ CONSU MPTHON its confirmed aud inc;p-
iieut stages, Coughs. Ast5na, Group and Liver
Compaat, form by far the fatal class Of
diseases known 10 oAr land Yet even these
may be cured by the means of The simple yet
powerful remefI fIes-named( Hhove-and whicb
are scattered, by a benifieenI Providence, wher-
ever those ma aides prevail.
II IIF The case OF Thomas Cozens, Of TIaddon
ieid, N. j., is related BY himself; and that all
may now its tue truth, the statement is sworn
10 before llsiice Of The Peace:
HSBposFIBLD. n. ], april 90 1919.
On OF aboat ihe l2fh day OF Dec iS4f, was
taken win violent palnin tie side naal the
Liver which cont!nuc9 lor about Eve days, ard
was followed by the bgenking in uecr. or
som ehng inwordiy, which reieved the pain
ltHe, but caused me-to thro SiHg great quenii-
" Of mater and aiso much Blood. Befng great
~ alarmed ttliso applied 10 4 phyaciaa. but
lie said he thought he could DO but little for me
except give me some Mercury Pills, whfchire-
fused to take, Filling satisfied they could do me
no good many olhsr remedies were thenpTo-
cured by my wife aud friends, and none did me
any good, and tire discharge OF blood and eoFrnp-
n ton sii continued every few days, and at last
became so offensive could scarcely bfeafhes-
r was also seized with violent cough. which
q at times eausedmoto raise much more blood
than had dsne before, ana my disease c0atia-
ued iathis way, still growi ng worse, until Feb-
ruary, wren al hope OF my recovery gwen
up, aud my friends all thonghi wonla Aie with
a galloping Consumption. Al this momoBf.
when my lie w as appaFeRty beng brought to
an end l heard OF DR. Nistar's Baisam OF Wild
Cherry aud POT hortie. wleEeh relieved ne i'm
meGiatelN. ahu by the use o. ODtT taTce bottte6,
OF this medicine, all nv pains were removed my
cough aud spiIing of blood and corruption en-
tireiy stopped, nd in few weeks my health was
50 far restored as to enahle me 10 work Amy
trade, which IS carpenter,.ond up to ihis Tins
/ have enjoyed good health.
! WITNESS: am acquainted WI a Mr. Ihcmrs
Cozens, and having seen him durisg his illness,
| think the above statement enutled to ipltcred-
it, S. II. BURROUGHS.
n Gloucester Comfy, SIS.
: Personally appeared before, me, the subscri-
ber. one . { the JUSTICES of The Peace in said
, county, Thrmas Cuzens, and fully affirmed ae-
= cordIng 10 law, saith the above statement in all
e THOMAS cozENs.
;, Affirmed before me on The 29h day Of A2,i ,4s,
? ksr We publish no fctitious statement.
b. az Anther remarkable instance ofthe eura-
i've properties Of Dr--Wistar's Basam. This
IS reported 10 lis by MeSsTs. Josiu &
Rowe, highly respectable Druggists, and P by
sicians, Newark, Ohio,
BuRLNaToN, Licking co. December /, l843
Messrs. Joslin a Rowe: About I've years
ago, Mrs. Winner was attacked with violent
cough, pain in the chest and side. AMI symioms
of approaching Consumption. During The inter-
val from that time lime in February last
sue has been treated by eminent physicians with
only partial relief of the most argent symptoms
A bout year ago. she caught most violent
a D
an nlarming aggravation OF altiler previous symp-
tons. Her physician was sent TOR and dsspue
his best efforts, she began rapidly 10 sink Jude:
this disease. Cough, Ex pecioration, Hectic to-
getherswith night sw eats, soon reduced her TO
complete skeleton. q February last. her al
tending Physician deeming her case altogether
- hopeless, council was called. and alter deib.
Grating upon her case, unanimously pronounced
heg 10 be beyond. the reach OF means. and ex-
pressed their opinion thai she could survive but
a short time, one 10 two weeks al farillest. Sbs
was al this Time entirely coniiaed to her bed, and
scarcely able 10 articulate, except in Whisper.
Tier daily paroxysms OF coughing woH}d la her
uuiaterruptsdy y from 5 10 hours, and SO severe
werc they, thea We did expect that every parox-
trsmity thai we happen ed 10 obtain 3 planlph let
describing Doctor y star's Balsam OF Wild Cher
iry, as applicable IL the lung affections. imme-
diaieiy sent to yon aad procured bottle, and
commenced lis al evening by giving her ore
~ teaspoon full, and such was is ultimate effect.
y that after taking five bottles, she was, contrary
fe TO the txpectations OF her physlcans and eyery
ns one who her, entirely restored heaith and
IN sigce last summer. has done the enITe work o
u sr family. Alter the las attack OF Mrs- W.
gh neT, yonhgest child, then an infant at the
III breast, taken down, and rapidly sin King with
re the same symptoms its mother. and seeing the
n happy effect Of tie Baisam in the case oil the
re- mother, we disposed 10 make trial Of 4 io
's- the child, and attended with the same per
ndI feet success.
The above statement can be atiested by ou
fy physicians as well as our neighbors aud aeqnant
b. ances, who saw Mrs. Winner during tire courss
es OF her sickness. Very tTusy,yours, &c.
eF 5OHN WIMER.
0.r sWIsFAR's BALsAMi' j. sold at 81 per bov
tie, or bottles for-S5. Sold ii Cincinnati at ths
coruer OF Fourth and Walnu streets. hy
a a