Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-03-25
wlsTAR'S
BALSAN OF WILD CHERRY.
WlSTAR,S

The Bess Remedy eveR knowu 80 Mas,
For Coughs. Asthma, Colds. Group, Bronchitis,
Influenza, Bleeding Of the Lungs, DifHcuItY
Of Breathing. Liver Affections. Pain or
Weakness Of the Breast or Side. first stages
| Of Consumption. SC,
In short, this Balsan is peculiarly adapted to
every disease Of the Lungs and Liver. which
is produced in our ever-var,ing climate.
"TILD CHERRY has lon. been kno,v, %
w possess important medicinal properties.
This fact is familiar to every matron in our
land, and physicians often prescribe il in dif.
ferent forms for a variety Of complaints. Tar.
also, has been equally noted for lis virtues
and some physicians, whose names are familiar
to the whole country, have gene 50 far ss TO de-
clare that even CONSUMPTION could be
cured by that alone. In other bands again, it
was nearly valueless, owing, no doubt, to their
ignorance in preparing and administering it.
difficulty now entirely obviated BY patient
experiment and long experience.
The extraordinary medicinsl powers Of these
two substances are now, Tor the irst time. COM
bined and embodied in DR.. Wistar's BalsGDl d
UTli Cherry. By nice chemical process, eve
rything deleterious or useless is rejected, so
that what remains is the most extraordinary
and truly efieaeious remedy for all kinds Of
pulmonary and liver diseases ever known to
man. To convince all unbeieVers that our
theory Is really true, we refer to few cases OF
cures performed by this wonderful medicine:
PLEAsAST RIDGE, Hamilton CO., o..
Sept. 81, 1850.
J. n. Park-Dear Sir: take the liberty Of
advising YOU of the bene 1t have derived from
the use Of Dr.. Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry.
| was prostratetl by that terrible scourge, Con-
sumption, in May last. The attack was truly
horrifying TO me, for FIVE Of our family, (my
brothers and sisters had died Of Consumpiion.
| was afflicted with nearly all the worst features
Of the disease. / had a distressing cough. and
expeetorated a great deal Of blood, hectic fever,
severe pains in the side and chest, cold chills,
alternating With iushes Of heat and copious
night sweats.
| was under the care Of a skIIlful physician.
from the time | was taken sick until about six
weeks since, being then about helpless, and my
friends considered my case hopeless, or at least
beyond our Physicians skill, advised the use Of
/ Wistar's Ralsam Of Wild Cherry. Without
my knowledge, my father procured it, and COM
meneed administering it to me, and from the
first day | commenced taking it my health I'M
proved, and in two weeks from the time COM
meneed using il, was able TO be out and over
see my business, and labor, which still eontin-
ne TO do. I have taken four bottles OF the
medicine, and now consider myself perfectly
well. JEREMIAH ISCRIGG.
The genuine wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cher
J ~ has a fac simile Of the signature Of Henry
Wistar, VI. D., Philadelphia, and "Sanford g.
Park" a finely executed steel engraved
wrapper. No other can be genuine
6FPrice one dollar per bottle-six bottlei
for FIVE dollars.
Sold by j. ID. PARK, Cincinnati, o., north
east corner Of Fourth and Walnut streets-en-
trance on Walnut street---to whom all order.
must be addressed. l.. P. MAGUET, ard J
BEARD, Gallipolis; Capehart & Smith, Poini
Pleasant, Va; 5. J. Payne. Porter; S. 5. Muir
ray, Wilkesville; ID. Reed, Pomeroy; G. w
Cooper e. CO., Coalport.
Jan. %, lS52.--eovly