Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-04-22

The great remedy for Consumption OF
the Lungs, Affection of the LiUer,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Pain or iDeak-
ness of the Lungs, and other afec-
tiOns of the Pulmonary Organs.
WIsTAR's BsLsAM OF WILD CHERRY. is fine
herbal medicine-eomposed chiefly Of Wild
Cherry bark and the genuine Iceland Moss,
(the latter imported expressly for this purpose,
tie rare medical virtues Of which are also COM
bined by new chemical process with the Ex-
tract Of Tar-thus rendering the whole CON-
pound the most certain and elioaeious remedy
ever discovered for
Consumption OF the Lungs.
INTERESTING CoRREsPoNDENcE. DIR. Wm. Y.
Banks, Of Xenia, Ohio, a highly respectable
druggist in that delightful village, informed US
that the sale Of Wistsf's BaIsam Of Wild Cher
ry is unparalleled The demand for it is so
eager that he can scarcely keep himself sup
Piled with il. He has had in his store medi-
cines for lung affections. Some Of these were
esteemed good, and some gave temporary re
lief. But since he had Wistar's Ba sam Of
Wild Cherry, number Of the most serious
cases were completely cured by its use. 81
never sold incidence SAYS the Doctor, ain
which had that entire confidence that | have
in this,s
1rF Wherever Wistar's Balsam Of Wild
Cherry is introduced, it at once attains that
high reputation which it 50 richly deserves
What can prevent its sale, when on everv
hand can be witnessed lis wonderful cures
The worst cases Of Asthma, recent and dam
gerous coughs, land also those thai are Of long
standing) Bronchitis or Consumption. in its
early stages, are always cured by this remar-
kable medicine.
Another AstonIshIns Cure.
Crown PoINT, Lake CO.. Ia, June Is. 1919.
J. D. PARK-Dear Sir: As | have a deep
commiseration for the afflicted, permit me TO
give You brief histnry Of my Affections, and
the benefits derived from the use Of Dr.. Wis
tar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry In july, 1874,
was attacked with a fever of typhoid char
acter, which left me in a very debilitated state,
when in the following winter Twas taken with
a severe cold, which reduced me TO such an
extent as TO give me the appearance Of con-
sumptive. / labored under severe cough, ex-
perforated a great deal. and was troubled with
cold feet and night sweats. | also frequently
raised blood from my lungs. | continued in
this state, gradually sinking under the disease,
until January, lS47, when l was again attacked
with fever. My extremities, especially my
feet. were constantly cold and almost lost their
feeling. Under these circumstances it may
be truly said was a living skeleton. | finally
determined to quit taking medicine prescribed
by physicians and try Wistar's Basam of Wild
Cherry: and from the first week 1 commenced
taking it can date gradual recovery. Icon
tinued to use it six months. at the end Of which
time was cured, and have enjoyed good health
ever since; and cheerfully recommend the Bal
sam to all those afflicted with diseases of the
lungs, and would say TO those commencing its
use not to De discouraged, if two or three bot
ties do not effect a cure, but persevere as
have done, and have no doubt that nine cases
out of ten will be blessed with renewed health
as l have been.