Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-03-18
WEST& RS
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
The Great Remedy for
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AND THE REST MEDICINE KNOWN TO MAN FOR AsTB
ma, of every stage, Liver Complaints, Bronchitis, Inhuenza
Coughs, Colds, Bleeding If The Lungs, shorness Of Breath
Of the PULMONARY ORGANS.
Avery important disease over which this {" Balsam' exerts &
very powerful influence is that or Diseased LiVER1 In the
complaint it has undoubtedly proved more efiCacious han any
remedy hitherto employed, and in numerous instances when pa.
tients had endured long and severe suffering from the disease.
without rece wing the least benefit from The va ious remedies, and
when MERCURY has been rcsorted to IN vain, the uso If this
instances effected PERMANENT CURES, after every other rem
edy had failed to prduce this desired effect.
besides its astonishing efficacy in the diseases above mentione,
we also find it, very etfsctnal remedy in ASTHMA, a complain
in which it has been extensively used with decided success. even
in cases o. ears standing.
iut only N ,uat,s froma regular physician, but has also been
well testec in al. the complaints for which it is recommended. 1t
is not my intention, therefore, either 10 cloak tin mystery, or in
any way deceive the pmhllc by ovcrnt.nE its virtues, on tha con
trnry, lslrall simply e1d.Nvcr to give II brief stat mDnt Of its use
mlness, and lalter myself that its surprising efficacy will enable
me to furnish such PROF. is FITS virtues as WIN satisfy the most in
credulous, that Consumption may and "1AN BE CURLD,"Htm
medicine BE- rtsottd 10 in tine.
There is, perhaps, no disease with which our country is affect
ed, which sweeps off annually 50 many victims a. that fell de
etrcyer # the Human rae assumption. Day amer DAY, year
a aS yrar' ,l ,1 : ii II n. 4 stn nurft 8. to inc ne, p",'"Ii e. M TIM e Go ia
is dratI dealmr sDats, Ths id, th[ midfL .agld and ls young,
all alike, are foUd fr this common enemy # mankind. This
white haired patriarch, whose is ,ftcmp"rrnce mas r. ndered his
system mprivuus t, the uua ks # 9Th r liz, and Whist good
deeds pr par d him r thttnj. ymtnt fl lies calm evening, finds
eonsumpth n fIst,nng its fmss uprl his : tai, and tearing him
from Il world over bright to m.nds which lock cOmpIaceniiy Cn
Is th.ra n1,h H. FIR tn, anict,d' No prey ntiys Of tn. danger
which has,t Us III our changeahla and hckle elmo? We think
there may b.. And # the All cations d those whoare atltast en-
Ltlad 10 veracty, may b. BELIEVED, there lisa preventive ana a rem
Cdy.
Wstar's Bas0m ,f Wild Cherry is Cfe%d to a suffering world
As such. 1t need not the "adVantitiOus Hd" If Il long string OF
fictitious cent fcatus to givei it nuturtiy. Its true value and ntrin
ic excel nee are sufficient to cnttls it 10 the Confidence If the
public, and
"Wat on to FUNGI
the name Of the inventor as a%bontflctor Ct his species,
AGENTS.
Montpelier, s P Redfeld; 5 K Collins; Waterbury, B + Goss
Marshield, Il d PuInami BARR, J w Walker; Middesex, C +
stowelIi n 'rthfeld, J Whites Washington, , J. Dickinson; Chef
sea, Dickenson & Noble, N.wbury, + & II Keyes, Bradford, A
Low; Wells River, T sheddj stuw, II S Camp; Hydepark, l. II
Noyes; Morrisvlle, L b l~lerrick; Bristol, G w ,annl,e e, Enos-
L p N.vns, Ch#tr, joseph lIadl.y Town.hend, : Z Thump.
sen; sharon, Baxter and Walhrdge, Bethel, II W smith W
Randolph, Il Hobart. For SAL, also, by druggists and appoint
ed agents generally throughout VT. Price, 81 a b ule. 25;etwl,