The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-09-05
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WILD CHERRY BITTERS


WILD CHERRY BlTTERS
The following voluntary testimonial was given to
the Agent. Mr.. NJ. Wires, at Cambridge, Vt and
speaks volumes in favor of this medicine.
Cambridge VT, Sept. 1st., 1917.
Mr.. NJ. Wires, Dear Sir
Having been a great sufferer from that
torture of the human race, Dyspepsia, and having at
last found relief, | feeIdesirous that others suffering,
land there are thousandsl should know the means by
which ] was cured. Until within about a year since
| had suffered much from Headache, Heartburn and
Dizziness, so much so that i was confined to my
house the most oftiie time. The food which | ate dis
tressed me, and in fact, life became almosta burden.
was totally unable to attend to the slightest duties
required OF me, so great was my debility. Having
tried all remedies recommended and advertised for
the cure OF my complaint, visited the springs which
are SO highly recommended, and taken the advice of
Physicians without getting relief, l gave up all hopes
ofever enjoying good health again; in fact, nv Phy-
sicians frankly told me they could do nothing for me.
At this time my suiierings were very great; all hopes
OF ever being made comfortable had fled, and | gave
myself up 10 suffer. Accidentally, in looking oven a
newspaper | noticed an advertisement Of Dr.. Woods
Sarsaparilla and Wild Cherry Bitters, and on reading
II, thought that | might probably obtain some re-
lief, not thinking a cure Of INV case was possible: &
as a last hope | procured 4 bottle from your store and
commenced taking it, and to my great ioy, | al once
found relief. Being encouraged by its wonderful eff
iects, | was induced 10 continue its use, after In.
king one bottle | was able to be out and attend to the
uutiC ictiuhcu VI INT, Amu lceHn5 muCn Letter than
| had for months, or even years, | was nov salts
fed that i had at last found a remedy for nv disease.
and felt assured, that by continuing its use | should
be cured. And snch has proved to be the case. !
have now taken only two bottles. and can say to
those suffering from this disease that | am entirely
cured. | keep a bottle in my house, and when /
feel the least unpleasant symptom, a dose ofthis ex-
cellent Medicine entirely removes it. am ofopin-
ion every case of Dyspepsia and its attendants can
be cured by the use Of DIR. Woods SarsapariIIa and
Wild Cherry Bitters.
To those troubled with habitnal Costiveness. loss
Of Appetite, sour Stomach or Headache. I would
earnestly recommend them to try it. Its astonish-
ing effects IN my case should induce every one suf-
ering from this disease 10 give it trial; ] feel salts
fed they will never regret it. You are at liberty to
refer any one TO me, and it will give me great pleas
ure to personally recommend the use Of that excel
ent remedy and state the particulars Of nv case.
Signed MILES BENNETT.
We are acquainted with the above named Miles
Bennett. and the statement Of the cure described in
his certificate can be depended upon as being correct.
Martin Wires,
Henry Stowell, Attorney at Law
Cambridge, VT. Sept. LIST, 1S47.
Owing to the success of this medicine, there are |
many limitations be particular and get DR.. Woods
as this is the original and genuine preparation.
w, p Russell Ag't. Middlebury. VI. |
Sold wholesale and retail by THEO. A. PECK.
Apothecary and wholesale Druggist, Burlington VT
J. II. & j. w. Tower, UnderhiIl; TYLER & Rum.
sord and j. futile Essex; VIM. b. Hatch. win.
ooski Falls.