Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-05-17
BLAKESLEY.
DR.. Wel stars
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
C0UNTEREEITS.

The Great Remedy for Consumption Of
the Lungs, affections Of the Liver,
Bronchitis, Asthma, Pain or Weakness
ofthe Breast or Lungs, Chronic Coughs,
Pleurisy, Hemorage of the Lungs, and
aNA6ect,ons Of the Pulmonary organs.
NATURES OWN PRESCRIPTION
Iva Compound balsamic preparation Of
the Prunus Virginia, or Wild Cherry Bark Il,
combined with the extract of the tar, prera-
red by q new chemical process, approved
and recommended by the most distinguish
cd physicians, and universally acknowledge
ed the most valuable medicines ever discov-
cred. .-..
We do not wish to tride with the lives or
health Of the afflicted, and we sincerely
pledge ourselves to make no assertions as to
the virtues of this medicine, and to hold out
no hope to suffering humanity, which facts
will not warrant. D." .@-'
We ask the attention of the candid to a
few considerations. Nature, in every part
of her works, has left indellible marks Of i'd
aptntion and design. 81
The constitution of the animals and veg
etables of the torrid is such that they could
not endure the cold Of tbs frigid zone, and
Vice versa.
In regard to disease and it's cure. the ad-
aption is not less striking. The moss of
Iceland, the wild cherry and pine of all nor
thern ATTITUDES, 1.-THE Balsam is chemical
extract Of these, have long been celebrated
70. complaints prevalent only in warm eli
mates. Indeed the most distinguished men
have averred that nature furnishes in every
eases.
Consumption, in its confirmed and incip-
lent stages, coughs, asthma, Group, and liv-
err complaint, form by far the most fatal
class Of diseases known to our land. "-
Yet even these may be cured by means
Of the simple yet powerful remedies which
are scattered wherever those lnaladies pre-.
vail. .... .........
Scarcely mail arrives from any point
in the west, but that brings US news Of the
most cheering character, which goes still
farther, (if more evidence were necessary
to establish the reputation ofthisgreat rem.
edy.,s 81 1, .asr u#1 = s@agg@8ay SO /.
The following is another instance where
two or three bottles of the Balsam of Wild
Cherry not only relieved bnt cured. 4.E.,
=. .~,..-.....~ &, LAFAYETTE Co. Mo.
- January $, 1916. {
This will certify that have been affict.
ed with pain in the side and cough for q.
bovt eight years, and in July last, the com.
plant became soviolent as to entirely pros.
trate me. In August following, common
ced the use of Dr.. Wistar's Balsam Of Wild
Cherry, and from it found immediate relief
and after using two bottles and half of the
medicine was entirely cured. ss.
Signed) CHARLOTTE T. PACKET.
T None can be genuine without the
names Of Henry Wistar, NJ. D. and San
ford and Park are found upon the wrapper.
No medicine called Syrup Of Wild Cherry
or Wild Cherry Bitters can BIO relied upon.
They may not benefit, but actually injnre
the patient. .t;. ISL
CDR Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry
is the only remedy to which invalids should
resort for the cure ofpulmonary complaints.
HENRY BLAKESLEY.
Southwest corner Third and Chestnut SITS,
st. Louis Mo, General agent for the west.
Sold, also, wholesale and retail by
DR. 7 MASON. sthii'4 Dubuque
GREENE e. BROTHER. Cedar Rapids
ID A BARROWS Galena
IA ID BOYCE a Galena
DANIEL NYE sos Marion
iBlCKNELL &. co 4 Potosi. ", T.
April 22--tf i. 5,s 1; i,