The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1847-07-31
NEW AND SUCCESSFUL
Treatment of Consumption.
Coughs, Colds, Pains in the Side and Chest
Shortness Of Breath, Rising of Blood,
Asthma, Waooping Cough, and
all Breast and Lung
.Afecti0nS.
BaIsam of Wild Cherry
NTections.

gion of the chest and side, have affected remarkable
cures. A few cases are given.
Lucy Miser, Of Putnam, Ohio, aged II, had beer
under the care of a skillful physician for severa
months; council of physicians pronounced hel
case that OF hopeless consumption, and reported the
melancholy tidings to the anxious parents. thatno
thing more could be done for her with any prospect
of success. She was much reduced-unable &c
raise from the bed, ~incessant cough, raising, as wa.
Judged, a pint of matter daily, & accompanied with
Hectic Fever, and Night Sweats. In tins condi
ton she commenced using Eastman's Balsam Of
Cherry, and bathing the side with his Embrocatior
which soon arrested the disease, and in 3 month:
was fully restored, and although two years since,
no symptoms of her complaints have returned.
We the undersigned can bear witness to the cor.
rectness OF the above statement.
j. .Misa, John Balth,s, limos Leisure, M
Smith. Putnam, Ohio, July 80, '45.
Robert Carter Of Springfield, was attacked with
severe pain in the side, hard dry cough, and short
ness of breath. These symptoms together with
wasting of flesh, and strength continued-was fol.
lowed with night sweats, Hectic Fever, until he
was considered by himself and friends, as rapid,
going with consumption. Eastman's Balsam OF
Wild Cherry, together with the Embrocation, per.
fectly restored HIM in a few days.
A daughter of Mahlon Davis, had been in a de.
clining state of health, attended with pain a the
side. shortness of breath, the cough increasing
gradually for six years. She had been attended by
sKilful physicians had taken seven bottles OF Wis.
tar's Wild Cherry, all to no purpose. She was in.
duced to try Eastman's Balsam OF Wild Cherry and
was relieved and finally restored to health.
Mr.. Starkey, who gave the following statement
of his case, resides IN Falls township, about five
miles from GAINESVILLE. Hell a respectable citizen,
whose statement may be relied upon, should any
doubt, they are referred to him.
Ten wears ago | was attacked with pain in the
side and breast, with a slight cough. These symp-
toms continued more or less severe up to last Au-
gust, when from a cold or some other cause they
were increased and become alarmingly severe
After some weeks of severe pain in the side, and
most distressing dry hard cough, ! began to raise
large quantities of pus or matter, which was so Of
fensive that a person could not stay IN the room
during the time | had these paroxysms of cough
ing. Occasionally | raised considerable quantities
of blood. and was wasting in strength and flesh
most rapidly. | was looked upon by my family and
neIghbors, and considered myself fast approaching
end. My physician said could not survive
three weeks, finding his treatment had no effect TO
check the rapid progress of disease, and despairing
of hope from this course, and hearing Of some
lures effected by Eastman's Concentrated Balsam
If Wild Cherry, | resolved on IFS use.
Soon after commencing its use my expectora-
ion, though c%opious, was free and easy, and |
brew up some Jumps as large as the end of my
humb, which looked like fungus flesh, the feator
nd the appearance of the matter were soon chan
red and gradually l~essened; my cough abated and
ny strength and appetite began to increase. | con-
its use with these restorative effects, still
nore rapidly improving, until / had used three bot
les, at which time | was entirely cured from the
ain in my side, cough and every symptom of my
primer disease: and | am at this time perfectly well
nd able again to attend to my work. feel con-
dent that | owe my life and present health under
Tod 10 the use of Eastman's Concentrated Balsam
f Cherry and Embrocation, as ! used no other
after | commenced using them, and it
ras the first thing that gave me any relief and see
led to check my downward course.
do therefore with the utmost confidence, rec
mmend il TO the afflicted.
ZEBULoN STARKEY.
Falls township, Nov. 10, 1874.
James Hunter, of Washington, had been in a de-
line for five years, which he attributed TO the ef-
ect of Measles. He had been under the care of
number OF physicians, but still continued to de-
line, with a severe cough, pain il the side, and
Il the usual symptoms of Consumption. Altho'
lis case was considered hopeless, 8 bottles of East
mans Balsam Of Cherry and Embrocation cured
lin perfectly.
Acough, pain in the side and breast, with a short
less of breath, and weakness ensued. Unable to
relief by the ordinary treatment she resorted
o Eastman's Cherry and Embrocalion by which
he was cured in a short time.
Mary Ann Carlow of Winchester, had been for
,ears afflicted with Asthma, and at times so severe
hat for months she was unable to lie down. -Four
,ottles of Eastman's Balsam of Cherry made a
perfect cure.
Richard Lane Of Springfield, aged twenty-five,
vas for some years troubled with a hard dry cough
in the side. Last spring a hemorrhage of the
ungs occurred, which was repeated two or three
ines every week with an increase OF all the other
ymptoms denoting Consumption. By the use OF
bottles of Eastman's Cherry and bathing the
hest and sides with the Embrocation he was res.
pred to sound health which he had been deprived
{ for six years.
Susannah Wiles, from an u%ntimely cold lost her
ealth, continued to decline, finally a pain in the
de and breast with a cough ensued, continued to
lcrease, notwithstanding she made use Of the or
mary remedies for 6 months. She was induced
:, try Eastman's Balsam of Cherry and Embroca-
on, which has finally restored her to health.
Hundreds OF other cases equally striking might
e given proving the remarkable efficacy of East.
ANS Concentrated Balsam of Wild Cherry and
,e great utility Of his Embrocation in all affections
the chest andlungs.
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