The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-28

lV Nhe Great Remedy for Consumption ~ The
II Lungs, Affections Of tie Liver, Asthma. Bron-
chHs, Pai1f or Weaknest 0f The Breast or Lungs,
and other affections Of The piilmmurv Orzsns.
IMPORTANT CAUTION
Be~afe ofbsSs countsF Fleitsof Wsar's Balsa m Of
Wild Cherry, signed by ole Wm. Spear, who, in
ofder IN palm bis vile imitation upon the public, hs.
obisibed fac Sinile Of oni toide, and copied oar
abel Of direcIouS vsIbslin, substituting his oWu
name Tor that Of Henry Wniai, NJ. D. Which is
found on the genuine
Remember, rbe oGi.ide label or vrspprr Of the
groUine Balsam 10 finely eaecillad steel pIais en-
craving, bearing The signature Of Hepiy Wislar, ".
d., a1d Sanlord * Pah-nUse other can be g,nu-
inc
Important TO those afflicted with diseases Of ibe
LUNGS AND BREAST
viii miTaclrs never crase1 Moe evidence Of
Of us surprising healin restorative ,inurs!
Cnows POikT, Lake CO., Ia, June Is, l649.
JonN ID. PARx-Desr Sm:-As nave deep
'omn'seIation for the afflicted, permit ~e 10 give
You 0nei history Of my affection, and the benefits
derived fiom .he use Of "Dr. Wisisr's Bdlssm Of
Wild Cherry"
ln July, 1874, was attacked with fever Ola
yphod character, which left me 10 a yrTJ debilila.
red state, when, ia the following winter, was Ia
ken wItn severe cold, ~hleb reduced me 10 such
al e&te"t as 70 give inc the appearance OF con
sumpuve. bore uuder severe cough, expsetor4.
ted great deal, and vas troubled with cold feet
aud night sweats. also frequently raised blood
from my lungs. Continued N this state, gradually
sinking under lbe disease; un. January IS47. when
was agan attacked %ith fever. Nv frisnds des.
paired Of my llIe' aud my physicians thought could
survive bat short time My exuemi,ies. espec.
ially my feet were constantly cold; and almost los,
their feeling Iluder ttfaus al.
TRULY be said that vas living skeleton. | husi
y determined to quit taking medicine prescribed
by physicians, and ,ry DR.. WistsJs Balsam Of
Wild Cherry ffon the FIRST week that com.
menced taking il, cad date gradual recovery,
continued its use six monthsa lie en1 Of which time
was cureT, aud have enjoyed good health ever
since aud Cbeerlully recommended the BAlsa1 10 all
those afflicted with diseases Of the ungs-aud Suu
say TO those commencing its use, to be discour.
aged II two or three bottles do not effect cure But
perseveTe, as have done, and have no doubt but
niue cases out OF ten will be blessed with renewed
health as have been.
Respectfully yours,
JOSEPH JACKSON.
The following communication has Just bee leceiy
ed from Mr.. J.. F. Wooster, wholesale Druggist,
Norwak, Huron county, Ohio. The afflicted viii
please read and judge for themselves.
NoRwALK. Mach /, I849.
JoHN D. PARK--Dear Sir Having been al.
hctet with the Liver comp plainL about eight wears,
while living in Eiyha, in this Sidle. had become
so low and emancialed that was obliged 10 give I'D
my business entirely my brollier and was ADVISED
TO travel and Try what behe6t it would have OH me.
started and was gone from home ABOUT four months,
but experienced relief whatever, and was finally
advised by some OF my friends to uy Wstan Bal !
saul Of Wild Cherry, which commenced using To |
my own surprise, and after using few blles
was eomPle'ely restored 10 health, which has con
tinted Up TO this without any symptoms Of the old
complaint, Of any sickness Of any other kind.
send you this that you may make use OF il as you
may deem fl, knowing as do, that the Balsam
saved my life when all other remedies had failed.
Yours, &c.
JOHN F. WOOSTER.
lrPiice per Dotle-six boltlrs foS S..
sold BY J. d. PARK,
(Sucessor to Sanford & Park,)
Fourth and Walnut streets, Cincinnati, Ohio, gen
'ral Agent for the South and West, 10 whom all
,rceTs must be addressed.
AGENTs-Geo Kaufman, Lancaster; Kreidef &
20 Logan d. IlaWkau; SGsar Grove; Clemrnls, I
ROyaltOn; F. Breck, Carroll. "A.