Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-12-16
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BaIsaln Of VIVID Chsllk.

siNiSiaIs BaIsam Of Wild ChSl.E,
Tho Great Remedy for onsumption Of the Lam, ).
b Affections Of The Liver Asthma, Bronchitis,
l. Pains or Weak kness Of ihe Breast OF Lungs, and
other affections Of the Pulmonary Organs
I G9,NISFAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
Saline herbal medicine, composed chiefly of Wild
Cherry bark and the genuine Iceland Moss, 1.-THE
laitef inIloiied expressly for this purpose,) the
rare medical Airtales Of which are also eombined
| BY a new chemical process, with the extract d
tar-2thus rendering the whole compound the mos
certain and effcacio ionsiremedies discovered for
a. COnsWnaNti0n OF the Lungs.
IsrEREsTINF aoRHEsPoNDEscE.-Dr. William Y.
Banks, Of Xenia, Ohio, highly respectable drug
gst in that delightful village, has informed us that
the sale of Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry Is
unparalleled. The demand for it SO eager, that
he can scarcely keep himself supplied with it,
He has had in his store medicines for lung affec-
tons. Some Of these were esteemed good, and
some gave temporary relief. But since he has had
Wistat's Balsam Of Wild berry, a number of the
most serious cases were completely cured by its
use. "Incyer sold amedicine," said the Doctor,
ain whichI had the entire confidence that have
in this"
1T CuREsi-W heneyer Wistar's Balsam of Wild
Cherry is introdiieed,it at once attains that high
reputatioh which it so richly deserves. Whatcan
prevent its sale, when on every hand can be wit
messed its wonderful curesl The worst cases oi
Asthma, Tccentand dangerous coughs, (and also
those Of long standing,) Bronchitis or Consump-
ton lin its early StageS) are always cured by thii
remarkable medicinei
Hereditary Consumption!
Cured by Wistar's BalSam of Wild Cherry. The
following cure Of Jeremiah Isgrigg, of Consump-
tom Give of his brothers and sisters having died
Of Consumption) is truly wonderful. Ought moi
this urge the afflicted to make use OF this health
giving remedy, when it is effecting cures like the
following; sF tE
Pleasant Ridge, Hamilton Co., o.
81 September q, 1850.
J. ID. PATK--Dear Sir; take the liberty of ad
yising you of the benefit have derived from thu
use Of Dr.. Wistar's Ba,sam of Wild Cherry.
was Frustrated lby That terrible scotfgc Consunp
ton, in May lag, The attack was truly horrifyinl
to me; fvo ofmy family, my brothers and sisters
had 6ed of Consumption. l was afflicted will
nearly all the worst features Of the disease; haC
| a distressing cough, and expeclorateda great dea
of blood hectic feAer, severe pains in the side ant
chest, cold chills, alternating with AuShes of hea
and copiouS night sweats.
was under the care of skilled physician
| from the time was taken sick until about 81!
weeks since, being then about helpless, and nj,
friends considering my case hopeless, of at leas
Ibeyondthe reach OF my physicians skill, advised
| the use of Wistar's Basam of Wild Cherry
Without my knowledge my father procured it
and commenced using it. Twas able to be out ant
loversee my business and labor, which still con
tnue to do. have taken four bottles of the me
dicine, and now consider myself WELL l max
this statement to induce others that are afflicte
as have been, to make trial of Wistar's BalSan
of Wild Cherry which remedy has, under tn
Blessing Of Providence restored my health.
JEREMIAH ISGRIGG.
Interesting Correspondence.
| Important to those afflicted with diseases of tn
llungs and breast. Will miracles never cease!-
More evidence of its surprising health restoratiy
virtues ~
From Dr.. Baker, Springfield, Washington, CO. KY
! sstHA SpRiNGPIELD, KY, May IA, 1845.
! MesSrs. Sanford & Park:--I take this oppotuni
| ty of informing you of a most remarkable cur
performed upon me by the use of Dr.. Wistar'
| B alsain Of Wild berry.
In the year lS40 was taken with the inflama
| ton Of the bowels, which | labored under for 81
weeks. when j gradually recovered. In the Fal
of l841 ! was attacked with severe cold, whic
seated itself upon my lungs. and for the space Q
three years was confined to my bed. l tried al
kinds of medicines and every variety of aid with
4 benefit; and thus wearied along until the winte
of 1845, when heard of Wistar's BalSam of Viii
| Cherry.
Myffiends persuaded me to give it fair trial
Though had given up all hopes of Iecovery, an
had prepared myself for the change Of anothe
world. Through their solicitations, was in
duced to make use Of then genuine Wistaf Bal
sam of Wild Cherry. Tee effect was truly aston
ishing.
4 After five years of afliicton and suffering, an
y after having spent four or FIVE hundred dollars
lao'e ipesoses aud the, best and most fespectabl
-iumphed! lflhhoyed ,unayailing, ! was 500
, h :. IN nAna,o. $40 . sealth Inv the hlpgSinp of Qnf
anee when made ra,hegfistar's Balsam of Viii
We are ssil willing to ao.,st unon the nron,;s
ssable change which bids ia6E Wstar' Baisal
r attendance of Catholic chill bly, nm,
hearlier cooperation of their IA BahEK dtlt
lr hopes ofrendering any prac- singule WiSia Vista
on School system acceptable !. osoon En-
M very fulISdt (
assure the Archbishop that. back in lnns