Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-10-10
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| The Moss Of Iceland, the Wild Cherry 2Brrk
and Pine of our northern lattules, are the pfin-
| cpal Ingredients in the compound. The gfeat
secret in its efficacy cUnsists In the method bv
which they are Prspa red Such in fact is the na-
ture and simplicity of this medicine, SO powerful
in action, yet so mild, safe and pleasant in its
operation, that it must be partly termed "Natures
own descriptions" and Although but two Years
have elapsedsihoe they were first made public, we
can proudly say IL has acquired celebrity unpre-
cedented by any medicine in use, and is evidently
destined to become the most popular and valuable
medicine ever discovered. -,'I, lied. 10 or. iuf.1i
The great remedy for all diseases of the Lungs
continues to send joy and happiness to raany
rfulfre-side, and still there is to di1use
its kindly health-giving magical wand. Whose
ever will, let him come and be cured. .. Ter
GTANOTHER INVALID RESTORED TO
- 'a.. --'l HEALTH-c0 i4 ~ 80 d.! "
Read the following statement offacts from Mr.
Eli Baiy, highly respected merchant of Vienna,
Johnson county, Illinois. s.4. 't--..r.f4. ~.
Messrs. Phelps d Blaksley, 81. Louis, Mo. ...rl
Gentlemen: A desire to benefit the afflicted
throughout the land has alone Induced me to make
the following statement of facts respecting one of
the most astonishing cures ever recorded. My son,
now seventeen years old has been afflicted during
his whole life with O. constant cough, pain in the
side and chest, accompanied with night sweats and
debility; and at intervals during the night his ex-
pec,oration would become so great as to endaDger
his life from strangulation. During this time he
was attended by many physicians of the highest
repute, whose prescriptions gave but temporary
relief in fact, so alarming were the symptoms and
so inveterate was his disease, that was compelled
to believe him beyond the reach Of medical aid. :
All our neighbors and friends who saw him, re.
garded him as one who was rapidly approaching
an early and premature grave. After having thus
exhausted the skill Of our best physicians without
obtaining relief, | was prevailed upon by the ad.
vice of a friend to make use of Wistar's Balsam
Of Wud Cherry. t-n.l -1''rG-
He commenced its use about the Both of De-
cember 1874, the first bottle of which gave aston
ishing relief, and began again to indulge in the
fond hope that he might yet be restored to health.
Alter having continued the use Of it until three
bottles had been taken, the disease was entirely
overcome, and his shattered constitution and ema-
ciated form restored sound and permanent health
which ie continues to enjoy up to the present time.
/ | believe the genuine DR.. Wistar's Balsam of
Wild Cherry to be one of the most valuable medi-
cines ever discovered knowing, as do, that the
above cure was effected solely by-its use. q 20.
FS am, gentlemen, very respectfully.
Your most obedient servant,
/ April 8, 1916. ......r ELI BAILY.
We might publish thousand certificates, but
do not deem it necessary, knowing that single
trial will do more to establish its efficacy, than
volume of testimonials There nre bundreds of
Balso ma recommended as nositive snecfcs for null.
monary diseases, but where is the evidence of
these puny nostrums curing an aggravated case
like the one mentioned above. '.'-'
49,. BE NOTDECEIVED. .sl--
If YOU would have the true article, and that
which will cure, if cure be possible, then remem-
her that "King'' of all other medicines, WIS
TAR'S BALSAMOF WILD CHERRY
Such is the unprecedented success of this Bal
ton congenia to our wants, as it is prepared from