Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-01-01
NEW AND SUCCESSFUL
Treatment Of ConsumniIon.

Coughs colds, pains in the side and chest short
Of BREATH rising Of blood, asthma, whOopng cough,
and all breast and lung affections.
OR. EAsTMAN's CoNCENTRvTED BALsAM OF WILD
II CHERRY, used internally and the free use Of his
Embroeaton externally over the whole region Of the
chest and side, have effected remarkable cures.
ew cases are given:
Lucy Mser, Of Putnam, o., aged II, had been un-
der the care Of skliul physician for several months
council Of physicians pronounced her case thS' o.
hopeless consumption, and reported the melancholy
tidings to the anxious parents, that nothing more
could be done for her with any prospe Ct of success
She was much reduced-unable to raise from the bed
incessant cough raising was Judged aPint OF mat
ter daily, and accompanied with hectic fever, and
night sweats. In this condition she commenced US
ing Eastman's Basam ofWild Cherry, and bathing
the side with his Embrocaton, which soon arrested
the disease; and in three months was fully restored,
and although two years since, no symptoms OF her
complaints have returned.
PUTNAM, Ono, July 90 ls45.
We, the undersigned, can bear witness TO the cor
rectnes of the above statement.
j. Mser, John Balthis, Amos Leisure, NJ. Smith.
Robert Carter, Of Springfield, was attacked with
pain in the side hard dry cough, and shortness
Of breath. These symptoms together with wasting
of flesh and strength continued-was followed with
night sweats hectic fever until he considered by
himself and friends, as rapidly going with consump-
tion Eastman's Balsam of Wild Cherry, together
with the Embrocation, perfectly restored him in q
few days
Adaughter Of Mahlon Davis, had been in a decli.
ming state of health, attended with pain in the side
shOrtness of BREATH the cough increasing rapidly fol
six years. She had been attended by skilful physi
cans,-had taken seven bottles of Wistars Wild
Cherry, and all to no purpose. She was induced to
try Eastman's Basam of Wild Cherry and was re.
lieved and finally restored to health.
| James Hunter, of Washington, had been in a de.
cline for five years. which he attributed to the effect
Of measles. He had been under the care of num-
Der of physicians, but still continued to decnew
a severe cough, pain in the side, and all the usua
symptoms of consumption. Although his case wa,
considered hopeless, five bottles of Eastman's BalsaT
of Cherry and Embrocaton cured him perpecty.
Mary A. Carlow of Winchester, had been for years
afflicted with asthma and at times that fol
months she was unable to lie down. -Four bottles o
Eastmans Balsam of Cherry made perfect cure.
Richard Lane, of Springfield, aged 25, was for somt
years troubled with hard dry cough pain in the side
Last spring a hemonhage of the lungs occurred
which was repeated two or three times every weel
with an increase of all the other symptoms denotn!
consumption By the use of six bottles of East
mans Cherry and bathing the chest and sides witt
the Embrocation he was restored to sound healtl
which he had been deprived of for six years.
Sussannah Wies, from an untimey cold lost he
health, continued to Decline finally pain in the sid
andbreast with cough ensued, continued to increas
Notwithstanding she made use of the ordinary rene
dies for six months. She was induced to try East
mans Basam of Cherry and Embrocation, whic
has finally restored her to health
Hundreds of other cases equally striking might b
given proving the remarkable efficacy of Eastman
concentrated Balsam of Wild Cherry and the grpa
utility of his Embrocaton in all affections Of tn
chest and lungs.
AGENTs.-H. A. Stidger, Carrollton r. X. Gray
Waynesburgh; Carr g. Cummings II. Roby, Lees
burgh; Hull g. Buss, Oneida Mills.
i December 4, l846-8-3m.