The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-22
Russeilville. Brown county, O., Aug. 81, 1879.

Russellville. Brown county, o., Aug. 81. 1919.
Messrs. Sanford & Park-Gentlemen: About six
SAM or WILD CHERRY but with some reuc.
oh my part for the reason that had been the
agent Of so msy pills and other nostrums which were
cracked up to be something wonderful, but which
turned out in the end to be Of account whatever
exceptto the manufacturer. Dut canddly admit that
this time have been deceived; for the extraordinary
cures effected by Nistars Balsam have convinced me
that good can come out Of Nazareth" Your agent
left me one dozen bottles. which all gone-having
been the means Of curing several obstinate cases Of
Consumption-apd no mistake for what / see and
know am bound to believe. One in particular:
A Young gentleman in Winchester, Adams county, O.,
40 miles from this placel was cured Of Consumption
when the doctors had given HIN up, at least could
do nothing for him, and it was the intention Of his
friends to convey him TO your city and place him
der the care Of some cminettt physician there. But
friend told him Of Wstars Basam, and that he could
obtain it Of me- He sent for it, and before the Sc
cond bottle gone he twas sound and well, and at
tending to his everyday business As there are sew
eral inquiries for the medicine, it would be well to
forward an additional supply without delay.
Very respectfully yours,
The above, from l.. .Ncwland, Esq, highly respect.
able country merchant commends itself forcibIy to
the candid attention Of all those who ha doubted the
great merit of Wistar's Wild Cherry Balsarn.
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We are lust in receipt of the following voluntary
tribute to tho curative power of WistarS Balsam Of
Wild Cherry, from Z. Hall, NJ. d., of Mt. Clement,
Michigan, who is Physician of high standing and an
extensive Druggist:
Mt, Clement, Michigan, October 30, 1919.
To the afflicted, this may certify that Mrs b. Rob-
erts, of this village, or 4weeks after confinement
was attacked with violent cough and great prostra-
ton, and seemed fastening to the grave with rapdi
ty. ! advised her to use Wistar's Balsam of Wild
Cherry-she did so, and with that valuable medicine
alone restored to health and is now living proc
of the value of Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry.
l.. HALL, Physician and Druggist
risRead on and be convinced still iurthcr Of tn,
remarkable virtues OF Wstars Balsam Of Wild Cherry
Messrs. Sanford & Park-Gents; As matter Of Jus
tice to You, would offer the following statement Of
cure affected by your medicine, known as Wistar,
Balsam Of Wild Cherry. In the spring of lSl7 my
wife was severely attacked with Peripneumonia oi
Pleurisy; which resulted in dee7.seated pain in the
side, accompanied with severe cough; she was at
tended by some u the best physicians in Chicago bn
to no purpose for weeks she suffered without relief
coughing incessantly night and day. | came TO the
conclusion that all the remedies known to the physi-
clans could not help her and induced 10 try your
Wild Cherry. procured one bottle. and commenced
using it according to directions before il was gone
the cough stopped the pain in her side LETT her, and
with the aid Of another bottle she restored 10 per
feet health In consideration OF these circumstances,
would recommend it to the public as vsIqsee me
dicine. Yours, respectfully. R. y. N.GAfkAII'
Grand Rapids, Michigan, 0ctoberi5, ls49.
" SoId 5v ]. D. PARK,
(Successor Of Sanford and Pari.(
Fourth and Walnut streets Cincinnati Ohio general
AGENT for the South and West, to whom all orders
must be addressed.
1eESrs-George Kaufman, Lancaster; Kreider 8
Co. Logan; D. Hawknn Sugar Grove Clements Roy
alton; William !: Breck, Carroll.
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