Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-17
wISTAR,S
BALSAW OF VIVID CHERRY

| BALSA1H OF WILD CHERRY
The bestremedy known man for Coughs, Colds,
Asthma Group, Bronchitis, Inauenza, Bleeding of the
Lungs Difficulty OF Breathing Affections the Liver,
Pains or Weakness Of the Breast sde First Stages
of Consumption, &C. In short, this Balsam pecul-
ary adapted to every disease OF the Lungs and Liver
which is produced in very various climate.
VIVID CHERRY has long been known tn possess
w important medicinal properties This fact is ia
miiar to every in the land, and physician, often
prescribe il in different forms for variety complaints
Tar also has been equally noted its virtues aud some
physicians whose names familiar to the whole coun
try have gone far as 10 declare that CousapoR
could be cured by that alone In other hands again. it
nearly vauel-ss owing no DOUBT to their ignorance
in preparing ard administering i-a difficulty now en-
rely obvated by patient experiment and long expert
ence.
The extraordinary medicinal powers Of these sub
stances for the first time combined and embodied
in nr. wISTAR's BALsAH OF WILD CHFRRY. BY
nice chemical process everything deIeerious or use
less is rejected, that what emains is the
ordinary and truly eHcacous remedy fo ali kinds Of
pulmonary snd liver diseases ever known 70 man. To
convince all unbeliever that theory is really true
refer few cases of cure performed by ths won
deTfuI medicine.
Pleasant RIraE, Ham. Co. Sept 81.
J. Park-sir take the liberty of advising you Of
the heneft have derived from the use Of Dr. wstars
Balsam Of wild Cherry Frustrated by that terrible
scourge, Consumption, in May last The attack was ru
y horriying to Tor five of family, my brothers
and sis'ers) had died of Consumption. was afflicted
with nearly all the wort features Of the disease had
Distressing cough, add expectoratsd d, al Of
blood hectic fever severe pains in the side chest
cold ch alternating with Pushes of heat and coPiOus
night sweas.
was under the care OF ski1ful physician from the
time taken sick until about six weeks SINCE being
hopeless 1T least beyond physicians skill and
advi-ed 70 Wistar's Ralsam of Wild Cherry
without nv knowledge my father procured 1T and com
menced administering It 10 ard rom the first day
commenced taking il, my health improved, and in
weeks able TO be out and oversee my business and
isbor, which s continue TODD. lhave tat en- four bot
les of the medicine and consider myself perfectly
well. JEREMIAH TsCRIG.
ANOTHER ASTONISHING CURE.
Nashville Fairfield Co, q. 1851.
Mr. J Park-Dear Sir: I wish to safe to you thst
my daughter Amanda, aged Is years, had about year
since very attack OF Measeles which reduced
her very much, aud left her with racking cough.
employed ali Of the physc ans within reach for the
purpose Of removing her cough, but without success
she appeared to be sinking into a decline with every
symptom Of consumption then tr DIR. Rogers Liv-
erwort and Tar. But this aggravated her cough and
her symptoms of still more malignant character
was most serious alarmed, and with trem
ling fear that from day day the progress of that
Unsuitable disease, ConsumI ton. really despaired Of
ny daughters recovery But providenual saw the Ger
uhcae Of Jonathan Coulson whose daughter Sarah Jane
curet BY Consumption by wisar's Ra!ssm of Wild
Cherry. This created faint hope that il might help my
laughter, and immed tely commenced using 1t, and it
almost instantly gave relief. Her health has improved
from the first bottle, and by the of two bottles Of
Wisars Balsam of Wild Cherry is restored Perfect
bealth and she is not At ali disposed to cough.
will all that afflicted with any disease tending
to Consumption do not despair for DR.. Wisters Balsam
Of Wild Cherry viii cure youi you will but Try it.
E.KALB.
The genuine Wistar's Bslsam Of Wild Cherry, has a
fac smile Of the sigRatu of henry Wistar NJ Phil
adelpha, and Sanford 4 PARK" on finely executed
steel engraved wrapper. No ether can be genuine.
| Price 81 per bottle, or 6 bottles for s..
| Sold by ]. PARK, Fourth and Walnut Cincin
matt, Ohio, general gent, u whom address orders.
! Also by T. RGDoLF, Mineral Point, L. C. Wheeler,
Dodgeve, Z. BayIey Co. PIatteyiIle and G c. slroth-
/ er, Galens. n2Ov5 Iy
FRUIT TREES AND SEsEkIHBERK.
JOHN HAND,
/ E,4~sc~y Eqv9,u- yyorrT late 9-epn b