The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-10-26
October &c, l849
wistars Balssm Of wild cherry.

TWNhe Great Remedy for Consumption Of the
Lungs, Affections OF tbe Liver, Asthma. Bron-
chltis, Paiss or Weakness Of the B'eas, or Lungs,
and other affections Of the pulminary Olgans.
IMPORTANT CAUTION
Beware of base counterfeilsof " ilar's Balsam Of
Wild Cherry, signed by Ole VIM. Spear, who, in
order 10 palm his vile imitation upon the pubc has
obtaine fac smir Of our bottle, and copied our
abel OF directions vs,batm, substituting his own
name for that Of Henry Wis,aI, NJ. D., which is
found on the genuine
Remember, the outside label or wrapper OF The
genuine Basam is a finely executed steel plate cD-
craving, bearing the sgnal,e Of Henry WisaT, M.
d., and Sanford s. Park-none other can be genu-
ine'
Important to those afflicted with diseases Olthe
LUNGS AND BREAST.
VIII miracles never cease? Moe evidence Of
Uf is surprising heal restorative virtues! ,.t..
CnowN PolNT, Lake co., la, June Is, l84g.
JoHN D. PARK-Dear Sh:-As have deep
commiseralion ior the afflicted, permit me to give
YOU brief history Of my affection, and the benefits
derived fom he use Of "Dr. Wistar's Balsani OF
Wild Cherry "
In July, 1914, was attacked with fever Of
typhoid character, which left me in avery debilita.
ted state, when, in the following winter, was ia
ken with a severe cold, which reducrd me 10 such
an extent as 10 give me the appear ance OF con-
sumptve. bore under a severe cough, expeeiora'
ted great deal, and was troubled with cold feet
and night sweats. also frequently raised blood
from my lungs. continued in this state, gradually
sinking under the disease, until January, l647, when
was again attacked with fever. NV friends des
paired Of my lille, and my physicians thought could
survive but short time My exuemiiies, espec
lay my feet, were constantly cold, and almost lost
their feeling. Under these circumstances, il may
TRULY ue said that was living skeleton ] final
| ly determined 10 quit taking medicine prescribed
| by physicians, and uv DR.. Wistar's Balsam Of
Wild Cherry aud from the het wrek that COM
tnenced taking it, can date gradual recovery,
continued its use six monhs,a the end of which time
was cured, aud have enjoyed good health ever
since and Cheerfully recommended the Balsam TO all
those afflicted with diseases Of the uugs-and w0u d
say 10 those commencing its use, not to bs dscour.
aged If two or three bottles do not effect cure. But
persevere, as have done, and have no doubt but
nine eases on, Of ten will be blessed with renewed
health as have been.
i Respectfully yours,
JOSEPH JACKSON.
The following communication has just bee receiv
ed from Mr.. j. r. Wooster, wholesale Druggist,
Norwalk, Hnron county, Ohio. The afflicted " i'll
please read and judge for themselves.
NoRwALK. Mach ], I849.
joan D. PARK--Drar Sir Having been ar
ficiet with the Liver complaint, about eight years,
while living in Elyris, IL this Stale. had become
so low and emanciated that was obliged ogive up
my business entirely TO my brOiher. and was ADVISED
to travel and Try what bPnrht il would have on me.
started and was gone nOin home about four months
but experiemced no relief wha lever, and was finally
advised by some o: my friends to ny Wistars Bal
SAN of Wild Cherry, which commenced using. To
my own surprise, aud altel using few boues !
was con,nleteIy restored 10 haalh which has con