Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-11-19

Affection of the Liver, Asthma. Bronchitis.
Pain or weakness of the Lungs, Chronic
Coughs, Pleurisy, Hemerrage of the Lungs
and all afccioes Of the Pulmonary Organs
10000 would nnig'i perhaps Ph s0 Be smsi
estimate for the ravages Of this dreadful dis
ease in a single year-then add the fearful
catalogue Of those cut off by inflammation of the
lungs, hemorrage, asthma, influenza. coughs,
bronchitis, and other diseases OF the Lungs
and Lirer, and the list would present an APP
palng proof Of the fatality of these two dis
eases BIT it is important to know that near
Iy all of this dread vast of human life mirht
have been prevented by timely use of DR. WIS
tar's Balsam of Wild Cherry, the greatest
remed, ever discovered by man for all diseas.
es of the pulmonary organs, produced by
changeable climates. Scores of cases have
come to our knowledge where the patient had
been given up to die by consumption, as be
vond the reach of medical aid, but who, by
the use of this Wild Cherry Balsam, have been
speedily restored to complete health. A sis
ter of we'll known clergyman. recently left
the school she was attending, being advised
that she must die of consumption, to return to
her home, wishing to spend her few remain
ing DAYS with her friends. By some means
she was induced to take Wistar's Balsam of
Wild Cherry, by which she entirely cured
in short time, and returned to her school
with light heart, and invigoratd in health
By application to the office, further partcu-
lars of this and other remarkable cures will be
cheerfuiy given. Many Of the most dstn-
guished physicians of this city will give this
Balsam their unqualified approval. Why
should they not2 1t S hailed Natures Fa-
uorite PreScription.-beingf formed from che
mical extracts OF " lid Cherry Bark and Tar,
two simple, but powerful ing rodents of Ma
lures own Laboratory. All who have used
this wonderful donpound, concur in testifying
that it is the most cfficacous remedy ever
known.
ANOTHER INVALID RESTORED To HEALTH.
Read the following statement of facts from
Mr. Ely Bailey highly respectable merchant
of Vienna, Johnson Co, Ills
Messrs Phelps & Bleakslev.
ST. Louis, Mo.
Gentlemcn:-A desire to benefit the afflicted
throughout the land, has alone induced me to
ma he the following statement of facts respect
ing one of tnh most astonishing cures ever
recorded NV son now seventeen years old
mas been afflicted during his ,chole life with a
constant cough, pain in the side and chest,
accompanied with night sweats and hectic fe-
yer, which produced great emaciation and de-
bilitv:--and at intervals during the night his
expectoration would become so great as to en-
danger his life from s.rangulation. During
this time. he was attended by many physicians
of the highest repute, whose prescriptions gave
but temporary relief,--in fact so alarming
wer. the symptoms and so inveterate his
disease that was compelled to believe him
beyond the reach Of medieol aid
All our neighbors and friends who saw him
regarded him as one who was rapidly APP.
proa ing an early and premature grave. AT
ter having thus exhausted the skill of our best
physicians without obtaining relief, | was pre-
vailed upon by the advice of a friend to make
use of Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry.
He commenced its use about the 30th OF
December 1874 the first bottle Of which gave
astonishing relief,an began again to indulge
in the fond hope that he might yet be restored
to health
After having continued the use of it until
three bottles had been taken, the disease was
entirely overcome, and his shattered constiiu
ton and emaciated form restored to sonnd and
permanent health; which he continues to en-.
Joy up to the present time.
| believe the genuine DIR Wistar's Balsam Of
Wild Cherry to be of the most valuable
medicines ever dscovercd-knowiyg as | do
that the above cure was effected solely by its
use am Gentlemen, respectfully your most
obedient servant. Eli BAlL4.
April 9 1916.
Cures similar to the above are constantly
taking place in every part Of our country, amp
we should indeed be destitute of every feeling
of humanity did we not urge all who are al
ficted with pulmonary diseases to resort al
once to the use of this the only remedy that
can be relied upon for cure.
We might publish thousand certificates
but do not deem it necessary, knowing that a
single trial would do more to establish its eff
cacv, than a volume oe testimonial Is. There
are hundreds Of ba lsams recommended posi-
tive specifics for pulmonary diseases but where
is the evidence of these puny nostrums curing
an aggravated case like the one mentioned
above.
G5nBE NOT DECEIvED1
If YOU would have the true article, and hal
| which will cure, if cure be possible, thei
| remember that eking,' of medicines. WIS
| TAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
| Such is the unprecedented success of thi
| Balsam, ''natures favorite prescription "-i
| prescription congenial to our wants, as it i
prepared from chemical extracts from substan
ces which the author of nature has placed il
our land for wise purposes-that many who
know nothing OF the mode Of its pre- paration
| are endeavoring to reap pecuniary benefits BY
| selling article similar in name, or its APP
| pearance, or by representing their own trasl
as superior to this Balsam, or by putting up
mixture and solemny asseverating that it i
| imported from foreign country,
WHICH is NOT THE CASE.
! All these deceptive arts 60 10 show tina
Wistar's Balsam is known to The world to b.
the Great Remedy; and to sell any mixtur
must be like this in name or purport to be lik
| it in substance.
| uFBelieve not the cunningly wrought ia
brications, and taka only the original ant
genuine WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILL
| CHERRY: no other can be like it.
| GIThe true and genuine Wistar's Balsan
Of Wild Cherry is sold. wholesale and retail
| by
| Phelps BIakesley, corner of Third an
Chestnut streets, st Louis, Mo general agent
| for The West.
Also for sale by the following agents:
| Copp s. Parsons, B. +. Stevenson,
Burlington. Mount Pleasant
P. Gore, ]. B. Dougherty,