The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-09-02

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HtAUTION.-Asaf,e af,emuts are const,ntlv made
|Oto deceiee he public WIN spurious ;m;t.t;oas
of almost every valuable medicine offered ia the
public notice, deem Il necessary % reoue,t ,Iy
purchasers to observe ne f,,Icviftv marks of ths
genuine BALsAM. ti.S.t M ~ bottle, Win
the following words "wlsTAR'S BALSAM OF
WILD CHERRY. 7 PartAprt ru,A - blown in
the glass; also. each bottle hear. label on the
front, with the signatures Of Henry Wistar. MD.
PhiladeIphis, and Sandford 4, Psrk. which. % i'm.
ate or counterfeit, M be prosecuted AZ forgery.
1, is therefore necessary to be particular and a.t
for DR.. Wistsr's basam, as ali other preparatio.
of Wild Cherry are entirely different from .,s med.
iciae, and possesses none ofits virtues.
AorHER INVALID Rrs1oRrp TO rr.Lrr.
Tread the following .tatemen, of TACT. from Mr..
Eli Bailey, a highly respectable merchant Of Wien.
ma, Johnson CO., Illinois -
Messrs Phelps s. B,aekiey, 81. Louis, No.
Gentlemen:--A desire to benefit the afflicted
throughout the land Eas alone induced me TO make
the following statement Of facts respecting one of
the most astonishing cures ever recorded. NV
son, now seventeen wears old. has been afflicted
during his whole life, with constant cough. main
in the side and cheat, accompanied with night
sweats and hectic fever. which produced emae.
citation aud debility; and at intervals during the
night, his expectoraion would become so great %
to endanger his life from strsngulation. During
the time he was attended by many physicians Of
the highest repute, whose prescriptions gave but
temporary relief--ln fact, so alarming were the
symptoms and so inveterate WINS bis disease, that
was compelled to believe him 5esond the reach
cfmedicai aid.
All Of our neighbars and friends who saw him.
regarded him as one who was rapidly approaching
an early and premature grave. After having thus
exhausted the skill Of our best physicians, without
obtaining relief--I was prevailed upon by the ad-
vice Of friend to make use Of TVisfar's Balsnn
Of Via Cherry
ne commenced It's use about the 30th OF Decem-
oer' 1884 the irst bottle OF which gave astonsh-
ing re''e', ana began to indulge in,he foud hope
sbathe might yet be restored to health. s.r
Ai'er having continued the use Of II until three
oo'ties had been taken, the disease was entirely
overcome and his shattered constitution and ema-
lcia'eo form restored to sound and permanent
hea'th' WHICH he continues to enjoy up to the
present time. eib s4 .i3r.... es4 Il, ,ss
j oelleve the genuine Or. Wjstar's Balsam Of
"i'o Cherry 10 De one o. the most valuable med
'c'nes ever MISUNDERSTANDING as do, that the
above cure was effected solely byits use.
am gentlemen, very respectfully, ..s.t.
. 90 Your most obedient servant.
APrii y io4o, s.i i..f,3 "a, Ell BAILEY
CoNSuMPTIVE PATIENTS! ss.
Wni please read the following statement from
the harrison Gazette. The incretulous are invi-
Tea 10 read the following note from Reverend Mr..
Coldron' whose character Tor truth and veracity
stands above suspicon, and have their doubts dis
PEELED as to the superiority Of WISTAR'S BAL
SAM OF WILD CHERRY, over all other reme-
dies now before the public OF the same character.
cog .1 byrs CoRYDoN, Ind, Jan. %. 1915
II is no less a duty than pleasure to- state, for
the benefit of those afflicted. that do consider
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,
a great blessing to the human race. Having tried
it in case Of severe atflction OF the lungs, un.
hesitatingl7 recommend to those similarly alic.
'''' 90 "s oest'eHie'y naYe ever uied' and ono
whleh cured me when physicians said must die,
and when thought myself that nv time to dena,t