The State guard. [volume] (Wetumpka, Ala.) 1847-18??, 1847-07-13
WIsTAR,s
.Balsam of Wild Cherry.
C0NNuN1PI,I1lN.

A MONG all he famous medicines for
n Consumption, none seem TO be meet
ing with greater success, or gaining high
er reputation, than that most wonderful ar
tiele, WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY.
That il stands at the head of all other re-
medes, Is now universally conceded. 1t
has cured thousands upon thousands, oil all
classes, IN cases of the most dangerously
consumptiye chars cter. And physicians of
the greatest eminence, throughout our whole
country, udhesitatingly pronounce il the
most powerful curative of pulmonary dis
eases in the whole range OF Pharmacy. The
sales in the Western States have thus far
been unparalleled and the most gratifying
proofs of its efficacy have been received
from every place where it has been used
Thousands of consnmpfare patients have
already tested lis exalted virtues, and con-
lessed its surprising excellence and ANA
ging power. The remarkable success of
this Balsam is no doubt owing IN a great
measure to the peculiarly agreeable and
powerful nature OF its ingredients. 1t is
line herbal medicine, composed chiefly of
wild cherry bark and the genuine Iceland
moss-the latter imported expressly for this
purpose--the rare medicinal virtues of
which are also combined by new chem
ica process. with the extract oil tar. thus
rendering the whole compound the most
certain and ellicacious ever discovered for
Consumption of the Lungs, Liver Affac-
items, Asthma, Bronchitis, and all diseases
OF the Respiratory Organs.
Reader be not startled TO see this Great
American Remedy supplanting every other
Balsam before the public.
And why should it not, when by it hun
dreds and thousands OF cures, in cases here
tofore considered hopeless, are being per-
formed in all parts o! the United States.
Read the following, which is single in
stance only of the sanstve effect of DR..
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry upon
the death-bed patient. Il is from Mr. Eli
Bailey, a highly respectable merchant ofVi
emma, Johnson county, Illinois:
.hessrs. Phelps q Blaksley. ST. Louis, No.
GENTLEMEN "A desire 10 benefit the af-
lilcted throughout the land, has alone indu-
ced me TO make the following statement Of
facts respecting one Of the most astonish-
ing cures ever recorded. Ny son, now II
years old, has been afflicted during his qchole
tJe with constant cough, pain in his side
and chest, accompanied with night sweats
and hectic fever, which produced great ems
aciation and debility aud at intervals du-
ring the night his expectorafion would be-
come so great as to endanger his life from
strangulation. During this time he was
attended by many physicians OF The high
est repnte. whose prescriptions gave but
Temporary rellef-In fact so alarming were
The symptoms, and so inyeterale was mis-
disease, that | was compelled to believe
him beyond the reach of medical aid
All Of our neighbors and friends who saw
him, regarded 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,
YVES prevailed upon, By the advice Of
friend, TO make use OF JHistar's Balsana of
Wild Cherry.
He commenced its use about the 30lh of
December, 1914, the first bottle of which
gave astonishing relief, and began again
10 indulge in the fond hope that he might
yet be restoredfo health.
Alter having continued the use oft until
three bottles had been taken. the disease
was entirely overcome, and his shattered
constitution and emaciated form restored to
sound and permanent health, which he con.
li.ues to enjoy up to the present time.
believe the genuine Or. Wistar's Bal
sam OF Wild Cherry TO be one of the most
valuable medicines ever discovered-know-
ing, as do, that the above cure was effect
ed solely by its use.
am, gentlemen, your most ob't serv't,
April 8, 1916. ELI BAILEY.
Sold, Wholesale and retail, by Hdrreu
Scordl, No. so Chartres ST., New Orleans.
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