Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-03-06
any Of the above diseases is
DR.. SW AYNE'S
compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry:
T ULY w NDERF L CUR E!
Read this Extraordinary Case.

Read this Extraordinary Case.
DECEMBER 25th, le43.
DR.. Srayne: Dear Sir-Having contracted a
severe cold, which settled upon my lungs, at
tended with violent cough, ain in my side and
breast difficulty Of breathing. was ate nded by
physicians Of the first responsibility; but my
symptoms became very alarming, there a
abcess formed in my lungs aud made it's way
through my side. and discharged large quantities
Of puss externally, SO that my PHI ysican thought
the power or functions of one of my lungs were
totally oyed--tierefore supposed the case
entirely hopeless. This mournfuI state Of things
continued for long time, until l was wasted
and worn to a skeleton. l had tried number
of remedies. but all failed to do any good But
there still being "A spark of hope left with me
and my anxious parents and having heard Of the
great virtues Of your COMPOUND SYRUP
OF WILD CHERRY, and it being approved
of by physicians Of the first eminence. | CON
cluded to make a trial Of it, and to my great sat-
sfaction, my cough gradually grew better, the
hole IN my side began TO heal, and | am
happy to say, from poor and almost hopeless
skeleton, have become healthy and weigh more
than ever have. All my neighbors can testify
to the above facts. ABRAHAM IIUNsIcKER,
Two miles from skippackvile, skippack Town
ship, Pa.
Dr.. ]. II. ELLISON, Frankfort, Ky, says:--1
induced from failure of the most potent
Expectoran't recomrnc nded in our Materia Med
lea in some cases of diseased lungs. to try Dir.
:
is sufficient 10 say that much pleased
with the result Of that and sufsequen trials,
that now prescribe il in preference to all 9TH
er remedies l have been engaged in active
practice for twelve years, and this is the first
Patent Medicine ! ever thought enough Of to
express an opinion in writing.
BEN ARE OF IMPOSITION.
There IS int one genuine preparation of Wild
Cherry, that is DR.. SIVAYNE'S-all othe rs, by
"A little inquiry ia the quarters where they Origi
nate, will be found to be fictitious and counter
felt The great and increasing de nand for the
orIginu! article, has induced host Of unprinri
pied men to put forth spurious mixtures, and to
give currency to their nostruns, attach the name
of WILD CHERRY, thinking TO borrow name
from that already established. As you value
"bnlsams,' "cherry pectoral." ",eiM cherry and
tn" ''mine Of rM cherry" "teiid cherry pills."
"sarsapariHa and ,cild cherry buers,'' and "a
host of others who, in some way, attach the
name Of CHERRY. No thought of
using this name for article of their be-
longing to one of the greatest remedies dis
covered for the human family.
That remedy is Dr. S,rnyne's COMPOUND syRur
OF WILD CHERRY. the orig inal and only genuine.
Remember, it is put up in square bottles, cover
ed with a beautiful wrapper, (steei engraving)
with the portrait Of DE-. SwaySE thereon, also
his signature.
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