Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-07-13
Testimony Of the Doctors I'm IA
VOr Of Wistar's Ba1sam Of
Wild Cherry.
Exeter, Msine. Sept. 30, l3i5

ID. Exeter, Maine. Sept. 30, l3i5.
This ceri6es iha: have recommended The
use OF DR.. WiStar's BaIsaln Of Wild Cherry
for diseases Of The Lungs, toriwo years past,
and many bottles To my knowledge have been
used by my patients, all with beneficial re-
suits In two cases, where il was lhought con-
frmed consumption had taken place, the lid
Cherry effected a cure.
T.. BOYDEN, Physician al Exeter Corner.
DR.. Bradford Knapp, OF Crown Point, n. Y,
in a letter dated August Sd, lS45, says: In
the course Of my practice in ihis vicinity,
have tested in some good degree the good quail
| tiles of Wislar's Balsam of Wild Cherry IN
Pulmonary Complaints and now wish to
procure a supply OF the medicine.
! DR., A. II. Macnair of Tarboro, North Caro-
lima, writes US under date OF Feb. IL, 1917. that
he has used DIR. WiStar's Balsam Of Wild
Cherry, in his practice, the last eighteen
months. and considers il the best preparation
Of the kind he ever saw, and knows Vi none so
deserving the public patronage.
DR.. VIM A. Shaw, OF Washington, N. c.,
writes under date Of May |, ls46, as follows
IL have heard of many cases OF decided ben.
efcial effects from its use. especially in Aslh-
ma and chronic cough of Spasmode character.
have used the Wild Cherry great deal in
practice, and with marked good results in those
cases Of great nervous mobility, and irrliabiti.
", to which phihiscal patients are subject -
The combination Of these principles in Wis
tar's Ralsam Of Viii Cherry is Ingenious
and judiciOns ..H'ts
Medical men are justly distruSllulof Patent
Medicines in general, but cand"r must dis.
riminate between outrageous hu,nbIgs and
nostrums and those medicines which have
proved saluary, and in many well atlested
cases curative"
DR.. Hoffman, Huntingdon, Pa - cured a
child of Asthma with il, after he declared he
could do no more with his medicine and the
child must die.
DIR. Freleigh, of SaugertieS. N. Y, says he
cured Liver Complaint Of four years stand
ing. that would not Yield 10 the usual remedies.
Abraham Skillman, NJ. ID Of Boondbrook.
N. j., Says it is the best medicine for eonSump
lion. in every stage. that he has ever known.
We might refer you To hundreds Of cases, had
we room that would convince all OF lis great
virtue.
IL SANDS SARSAPARILLA-N is a
truth which should be impressed on the young
and reckless, that every digestive process OF
the stomach, every respiratory acton OF the
lungs, every contraction OF the heart draws
something from the unrepleniShable resources
OF organic vitality. II iS important then, Cor
those who desire long life, to husband these re-
sources and suffer disease 10 make few and
soft drafts upon them as possible. The great
thing is tu check any arrangement of the Sc
cretions at the outset and when the fluids
which form the basis of the blood becomes i'm
pure TO restore them as speedily as possible to
their natural condition. For this purpose
Sands Sarsaparilla will be found potent a
gpnt-Strenglhsnng the digestive organization
purifying the Sccretions and relieving The bow
els by its gentle aperient operation, from all
obstructons. In cases OF general debility, and
in ulcerous and eruptive diseases, this prepara-
tion has produced most extraordinary and hap
py results.
Prepared aud sold by A. o. & D. SANDS
! Druggists 100 Fulton street, New York.
Sold also by X. X. II WARD, T.. q T.. HAZ
ARD, and r. }. TAYLOR, Newport, and b,
druggists generally.
| In consideration Of those manifold subjects
of interest, which daily occur to The readers OF
paper, perhaps there are none Of more i'm
porlance then those which relate 10 the pieser-
va,ion of lite and health The continuance o
these blessings depends more upon the promp
aud efficient use we make OF anildo,eS 10 dis
ease than to any care We may use tn ward OF
dangerous sickness. BY observing the inie