Litchfield enquirer., 1846-01-29
TEE MOST REMAR3EAREE
CURE EVE < REC RID Ed.

On or about the l3h day of October, l94l, |
was taken with violent pain IN the SHE, near
The liver, which continued for about five days,
and was followed by the breaking of an ulcer,
or abscess, inwardly, which relieved the pain
little, but caGsedme 10 throw up great guam
!liy of offensive mater, and also much BIO I'd.
Being greatly alarmed a: this, applied to a ply
sician; but he said he thought he could do but
little for me, except give me some Mercury
Pills, which refused 10 take, feeling satisfied
that they could do me no good: many other re-
NEEDLES were then procured by my wife and
friends, but none did me any good--and the
discharge OF blond and corruption still coni'nu-
ed every few days, and at las. became 80 ollen-
slve that could scarcely breathe. ! was also
seized with violent cough, which at lines caus
ed me to raise much more blood than had done
beforehand my disease continued in this way,
still growing worse, until February, wheh alt
hope Of my recovery was given up and NV
friends alb thought would die of GALLOP-
ING CONSUMPTION. Al thismomert, when
my life was apparently ORA wiag near it's close.
WILD CHERRY. and got a bottle, which RS,
LEVIED ME- IMMEDIATELY and BY the
use Of only three bottles of this medicine all
my pains were removed-my cough and SPIT
ting o: blood and corruption entirely stopped,
stored as to enable me to work at my trade.
(Which IS a carpenterD and up to this time
"'' 49, THOMAS cozENs.
GLOUCESTER COUNTY, IN. ). IS.
Personally came before me, the subscriber,
one of the Justices of the Peace in and for
the said County. Thomas Cozens, and being du-
ly affirmed according to law, saith the above
Statement; is in aIlthings true. r.
Affirmed before me, on the Goth daV of Apr }
ls43. ]. CLEMENT, ]. P.
Such is The unprecedented success of this
BALSAM.S - ~ ,.a17,'s .'t;.rr- n III
Natures Eavorite Pre-
/ scription,s Cd ID ~
a prescription congenial TO GU. wants, as il i
stances which the Author of nature has placed
IN our own land for wise purposes, that many
who know nothing of the mode of it's prepara |
hon are endeavoring tareap pecuniary benefits /
oy selling an article similar in name, or in ap-
superior 10 this BALsAM. All these decep,ve
arts go TO show that WISTAR'S BALSAM il
known to the world to be 1.-THE GREAT
REM EDY,H and that TO sell any mi xture, il
must he axe this an name, or parport, 10 be like
II in substance. ~
ao- Believe not the cunninely wrought "a.
rlca,,ons1and take only the original and penu.
me me WlSTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHER
ny - s'tR .42iG~ -.-,if ,#1a jrlp@r .'I.E
MO oTzR CAM BE LIKE TT.
\, Address all orders for the above Valuable
MEDICINE seth w. FOWLE, 1888, Wash. l.
lngton. street, Boston.
WATERFOWL, A. A. Gridley Plymouth. s
Thomas & Son.-Woodbury, John De Vine
Salisbury, Robert Ball. Roxbury, B. S. Preston
-Shsron, David Gould.-New Milfri, Wan.
"a q Wel,op;-Kent, Charles Edwards, -Wood
rey.-New Milford. T.. A. Welton & Noble s
Bennett. -Hitchcocks Corner, Swim &, H;,cb.
cock.-Sonth Canaan, Beiden & Miner Was,
Cornwall: Pratt 4 Foster.--WolcottviIle. WoI.
worth & Co. :. y. -'>"''. = W. aus
~ For sale also by Druggists & Agents gen.
orally in New England. siv