The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-12-14
DIR. WOODS
SARS APAR ILLLA

s A R s a p a Il L L. L. L. A
AND WILD CHERRY BITE IS.
For the permanent remOral Of all such dis
eases as take their rise in an Impure
Blood, Impaired digestion, Morbid state
of the LiUer and Stomach, Weakness o.
the Nervous System and a disorded Hab-
at Of the Constitution generally.
EAR. WOODS sarsapariIa and Wild Cherry
u y Bitters have already, by their substantial
excellence, won degree of public favor and
patronage which puts them beyeund the need
of recommendation. Being faithfully prepared
of the most excellent materials, they can be ful-
ly confided in by all in need OF tonic, aperl-
ent or alternate remedy. Sarsaparila takes
high rank among Physicians and all others in
the list of curative agents. and it is this fact
which has rendered il so deserVedy popular o.
all other medicines OF the day. In DR.. w ood's
standard preparation, it is warranted to be found
in great purity and strength, and gaining much
| by its union with the Wild Cherry, tonic OF
the first order. This happy combination is the
only one ever made OF these articles and found
ed as it is on the best medical principle, and
| their virtues extracted by rigid chemical ana
| lysis, experience has shown its usual power and
| efficacy.
This preparation will be found on trial to be
q sure and speedy remedy for the diseases emu
merated above. They purify the blood, secure
| regular digestion, promote healthy action of
the Liver and Stomach, and strengthens the
nerves at once securing HEALTH and VIGOR
to the whole system. In all cases of despon-
dency arising from Indigestion or Nervous irri-
tation they have been used with remarkable sue
/ cess; nor are they less useful a remedy 70:
Headache, FIatulency, Loss of Appetite. and a
general prostralion of the system. AT the same
time, it must be stated, that they are neither
violent nor at all dangerous in their operation,
securing as they do the desired end, by steady
regular and easy Infuence.-Taken daily, in
doses preserved, they will be found TO operate
in that gentle and salutary manner, which is in
fact their highest recommendation.
| The following certificates, among which have
been received from the most respectable sources
furnish satisfactory proof of the value and eff
cacy of this highly popular medicine:
Sandwich, Sept 4, 1916.
Mr.. E. THORNTON, Jr
Dear Sir-This is to certify, that my daugh
ter has been troubled with Dyspepsia Tor a mum
Der of wears, attended with almost constant
Headachs and other distressing symptoms which
accompany this disease. She visited Boston tC
avail herselfo the advice of the Justly Gel ebra
ted physicians of that city, all to no purpose
By the solicitation Of a friend, was induced
to purchase bottle Of DR. Woods SarsapariIlt
and Wild Cherry Bitters. Before taking on,
bottle she relieved entirely of.the headache
and after taking two or three bottles. the othe
N. B. GIBBS.
E North Fairhaven, Long Plain: June l6, 1876.
Mr. E. THORNTON, Jr.
Dear. Sir-My daughter has been for MOI
s than two years afflicted with confirmed dys
pepsa and Liver complaint together with sever
| dna constant headache. During this time, sh
was constantly attended by the most skilfuI an
intelligent physicians. but with little or no re
lief, until we found the disease was rapidly ia
king the form of confirmed consumption. A
this time determined TO have recourse TO Dr.
Woods Sarsaparila and Wild Cherry Bitters a
prepared by you, and it gives me the sinceres
pleasure TO state, that after the OF few bot
; ties, my daughter was happily restored to pei
j feet health. have the highest confidence L
!, this medicine, and shall cerfully recommend
to my friends.
u ANSEL WHITE.
: Prepared by E. THORNTON, Jr Sold whoesal
: and retail by WYATT & KETCHIAN IL
! Fulton st. N, Y. and ALLEN G. HALLOCK
Main st., near Water, Evansville la.
: Nov. 10, l846-6mo.