The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-09
wistars BaIsam of Wnd Cn,rrv

N We Great Remedy for Consumption Of the
N Lungs, Affections OF The Liver, A >hma. Bron.
ch'iis' Falas OF weakness of the Beast OF Lungs.
and other affections of lhe pulmmary Olgans.
IMPORTANT CAUTION
Beware OF base conntereilsnf 'f'slar's Rasam OF
Wild Cherry, signed by ole VIM. Spear. vino. in
orel to palm ms vile imitation upon the public, ha,
! obanedd lac s,nie Of our bottle, and coped Qua
abel OF directions verbatim, substituting 5 on,
name Tor that OF Henry Wstar, NJ. D., which -
found on The genuine
Bemenhrr, the outside label or wraoppr Of IN,
genuine Ba'sam rs Il hurly executed sterl plare en-
CRAVING, bearing tie sgualure Of Henry WiNar. N
w., aau sanford Faik hone other can be GEM
! ing'
Important to those afflicted with diseases ofthe
LUNGS AND BREAST.
VIII miracrs nr,er CEASE! No,e eviIenre o
OF ils surprising health restorative ,i1,les!
CRowN PolNT, Lake Co. la., June Is, 1919.
JoHN D. PARK- Dear Sr:-As nave a deem
commSeraion for The afflicted, permit me to give
you briei history Of my affection, and the benefits
derived ilom .he use ol CDR. Wisar's Balsam oil
Wild Cherry"
ln July, 1914, | was attacked with fever of a
typhoid character, whichleft me in a very dehita
ted state, when, in the following winter, was ia
Ken with severe cold, which reduced me to such
an eXteut as 10 give me the appcaraure ol a con.
sumptWe. bore under a severe cough, eXpeetora.
ted great deal, and was troubled with cold feet
and night swcats. also frequently raised blood
from my lungs. continued IA this state, gradually
Slnkng under The disease, uutl January, lS47, when
was agam attacked with fever. NJ, fends de,
pared ol my lie, and my physicians thought could
survive but short lime My extremilles, esppc.
alIy my Ieet, We're constantly cold, aud almost lost
their feeling. Uuder these circumstances, il may
TRULY De said that was a living skeleton. | hual
y Determined TO quit taking medicine prescribed
by ply ysicians, aud rv DR.. Wistar's Balsam OF
Wild Cherry and from the first week that com
menced taking ii, | can date gradual recovery,
continued its six months at the end Of which time
was cured, aud have enjoyed good health ever
since and Cheertuy recommended the Basam to al
those afflicted with diseases Of the Iungs--aud wou
say 10 those commencing its USE not to be discour.
aged If two or three bottles do not effect cure Bu
persevcre, as have done, aud 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 lust bee receiv
ed from Mr.. J. #. Wooster wholesale Druggist,
NorwaIk, Huron county, OHIO. The afflicted will
please read and judge for themselves.
NoRwALK. March !, 1870
JoHN D. PARK--Dear Sir Having been af.
niclet with the Liver complaint, about eight years,
while living in Elyra, iu this State. | had necome
50 low aud emancialed that was obliged give up
my business entirely to my brother. aud was ADVISED
10 travel aud Try whal benefit ii would have on 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 ny Wlstars Bal
sam of Wild Cherry, which commenced using To
my own surprise, aud aItel using a few bottles
was completely restored to health, which has con
tinued pto this without any symptoms Of tho old
complaint, or any sickness OF any other kind
send you this thatyOn may make use OF il as youI
may deem fit, knowing us do, that the Basam
saved my life when all other remedies had failed.
Yours, &c.
JOHN f. WOOSTER.
IL Price s. per boule-six bottles foI IS
Sold by I'D. PARK,
(SuCessor to Sanford & Park,) ,a-
Fourth and Walnut streets, Cincinnati, Ohio, gen
eraI Agent for the South and West, 10 whom all
orders must be addressed.
AGENTs--Geo. Kaufman, Lancaster; Kreder &
Co +, Logan; D. Ilawkam Sugar Grove; Clements,
Royalton; f. Breck, Carroll. "A.
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