The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-01-17
WISTARs BALSAM OF WILD


ness ofthe Breast or Lungs, and Other.
affections Of the Pulmonary Organs.
WE ask the attention Of the candid
w to few considerations. WI
Nature in every part of her works has
left indelible marks of adaptation and
design.
The constitution Of the animals and
vegetables of the torid zone is such that
they could not endure the cold Of the
frigd zone, and vace versa. a3
In regard TO disease and its cure, the
adaptation Of remedies are not less stri-
king.
The Moss of Iceland, and the Pine
and Wild Cherry, are justly celebrated
for the cure Of all diseases of the Lungs
and Liver, which are so fearfully preva-
lent in all Northern latitudes. From q
combination Of chemical extracts, pro-
cured from this 'Moss,' and those 'Trees,'
cdr Wis,ar's Balsam Of Wild Chcny''
is chiefly formed
Wistar's Balslm of Wild Cherry, is q
fine herbal medicine: composed chiefly
of wild cherry bark, and the genuineIce.
land Moss (lhe latter imported expressly
for this purpose,) the rare medical yir-
tues of which are also combined by q
new chemical process, with the extTact
Of tar-thus rendering the whole com
pound the most certain and efficacious
remedy ever discovered for consumption
Of the lungs.
Hereditary Consumption cured by
Wistar's Baisam of Wild Chery.-The
following cure Of Jeremiah Isgrigg, Of
consumption, (fve ofhis brothers having
died Of coLsumplion,) is truly wonderful.
Ought not this to urge the afflicted 10
make use Of .his health-giviug remedy,
when i. is effecling cures like the fol-
lowing:
Remarkable Evidence Of the remarkable
curatioe properties of this inestimable
preparation
RussELviLLE, Brown o., Oh
August 81, lS49.
Messrs. Sanford & Park Gentlemen.
Abou, six weeks ago | received tue agen-
cy Of "Wistar's Balsam Of Wild herry,''
but with some reluctance on my part for
the reason that had been the agent Of
so many pills and other ,strums which
were cracked up to be something WON
derful, but which turned out in the end
TO be of no account whatever, except 10
the manufacturer. But candidly admit
that this time have been deceived; Tor
the extraordinary cures effected by Wis
tar's Balsam, have convinced me that
good can come out Of Nazareth Your
agent left me one dozen bottles, which
are all gone--having been the means of
curing several obstinate cases of con.
sumplion-and no mistake! for what I
see and know am bound TO beliepe. One
case in particular. A young gentleman
in Winchester, Adams county, Oaio, (l0
miles from this place. was cured Of con-
sumption when the doctors had given
him up, or or least could do nothing for
him, and i, was the intention of his friends
TO convey him to your city and place him
under The care of some eminent physi-
clan there. But friend told him: Of
Wistar's Balsam, and that he could OBJ
tain it ofme. He sent for il, and before
the second bottle was gone he was sound
and well, and attending 10 his every day
business. As there are several inquiries
for the medicine, il would be we'll to
forward an additional supply without de-
lay. Very respectfully yours,
LAMBERT NEWLAND.
The above from l.. Newland, Esq, a
highly respectable country mGrchant,
commends itself forcibly TO the candid
attention of all those who have. doubted
the great meri, of Wistar's Wild Cherry
Balsam.
The following ,ce hape just receiped from,
Messrs. Fall, McCrack:en &, Co.,
Agents. for the sale Of Wastar's Balsana
Of Wiid Cherry, at Lancaster, O.
| TO THE PUBLIC!
feel tiny duty, as an &C, Of kindness
10 the afflicted, 10 INFORM them wha,
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry has done
for my daughter, There is many a pa.
rent who has given up a beloved daugh-
ter or son, as prey TO the destroyer.
consumption. They have--as have
done-tried all the most skilfnI and
eminent physicians within their knol.w
edge, and all of the most popular RENE.
dies that seemed 10 hold out some hope
70, continuance Of life, without getting
any relief.
TO all such, who, like me have been
seeking with trembling hope for some
remedy Of real efficiency, I would say.
seek no further, but try at once DR.. Wis.
lars Balsam of Wild Cherry. NV dauph.
ter, Sarah Jane, aged II years, whose
life for months had been despaired, and
was supposed sure prey to consul mption
has been cured. restored to perfect
health, and thot too by using five bottles
Of DIR. Wistsr's Balsam OF Wild Cherry.
JONATHAN COULSON.
Greenfield Tp., Fairfield Co., Ohio.
March Is, 1850,