The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-30
Important 10 those afflicted with diseases Clhe
LUNGS AND BREAST.

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Will miracles never cease! Moe evidence q
OF ils surprising healn-leslolative virtues!
GROWN PolNT, Lake CO., la, June Is, 1919.
JonN ID. PARK-Dear Sm:-Asl have deer
commiseraton for the afflicted, permit me 10 give
20" brief history of my ailcllon, and the benefit,
derived fIom :he use Of "Dr. WistaI's Balsam OF
Wild Cherry +"
III July, 1914, was attacked with fever of a
typhoid character, which left me in VERY debiIita
ted state, when, in the following winter, was ia
Ken with severe cold, whcn reduced me 10 such
an extent as TO give me the appearance OF a con
sumptive. bore under severe cough, expeetora.
ted great deal, and was troubled with cold feet
and night swcats. also frequently raised blood
from my lungs. continued ~ this state, gradually
sinking under The disease, until January, iSi7, when
was agaIn attacked with fever. Nv friends des.
paired Of my lie, and my physicians thought could
survive but short time My exuemites, espec.
allv my ieet, We're constantly cold, and almost lost
their feeling. Under these circumstances, il NAV
TRULY De said tha, was a living skeleton final
~ determined to quit taking medicine prescribed
by physicians, and ,rv Dr.. Wstar's Balsam of
Wild Cheny-and from the first week that COM
menced taking II, can date gradual recovery,
continued lis use six monhs,a the end nfwhich time
was euref, aud have enjoyed good health ever
since and theetluiy recommended the Balsam 10 all
those afflicted with diseases Of the lungs-and wou
say 10 those commencing its use, not to be discour.
aged II two or three bottles do effect cure But
persevere, as have done, and have no doubt but
nine cases out OF ten will be blessed with renewed
health as | have been.
Respectfully yours,
JOSEPH JACKSON.
The following communication has Just bee eceiv
ed from Mr.. J. f. Wooster; wholesale Druggist,
Nomalk, Hnron county, Ohio. The afflicted will
please read aud judge for themselves.
NoRwALK. March /, 1919.
JoHN D. PARR--Dear Sir Having been af
hicet' with the Liver complaint, about eight years,
while living ia EIyfia, il this Stde | had income
so low and emanciated that was obliged to give IN
my business entirely to my brother. and was ADVISED
10 travel aud Try what benefit it would have OH me-
started and was gone from home about four months,
but experienced no relief whatever, and was finally
advised by some OF my friends to Irv Wstars Bal
sam of Wild Cherry, which commenced using. To
my own surprise, aud aiteI using few bottles
was completely restored to health, which has con
linurd UP TO this without any symptoms Of tho old
complaint, or any sickness of auy other kind.
send you this that you may make use OF it as you
may deem fl, Knowing as do, that the Basdm
saved my life when a II other remedies had failed.
Yours, &c.
JOHN F. WOOSTER.
" Price 5 per botlle--six bottles fof S.
Sold by d. PARK,
(Sucessor to Sanford l. Park,)
Fourth and Walnut streets, Cincinnati; Ohio, gen
eral Agent for the South aud West, 10 whom all
orders must be addressed
AeENTs-Geo. Kaufman, Lancssier; Kreider &
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