Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-03-11
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BALSAf Oh WILD CHERRY.


) TkS Desf Keu1eAV ever ha0wu - MAJ
For CO6ghs. Asthma, Colds, Group. Bronehiti,
Inauen1a, Bleeding Of the Lungs. Diihcultr
Of Breathing, Liver Affections. Pain q
| Weakness Of the Breast or Side. Arst stage
Of Consumption. &c,
In short, this Balsau is peculiarly adapted 4
every disease of the Lungs and Liver, whici
! is produced in our ever-vsr, ing climate.
UTILD CHERRY has long been known tc
w possess important medicinal properties.
This fact is familiar to every mRtron in ouE
I land, and physicians often prescribe il in dif.
Eerent forms for variety OF complaints. Tar,
also, has 5een equally noted for its virtues
and some physicians, whose names are familiar
to the whole country, have gone 50 far as TO de-
clare that even CONSUMPTION could be
cured by that alone. In other hands again. IL
was nearly valueless, owing, no doubt, 10 their
ignorance in preparing and administering it,
difficulty now entirely ObSiated by patient
experiment and long experience.
The extraordinary medicinai powefs OF these
two substances are now. foe the frst time, COM
bined and embodied in DR.. Wistar's Bdlsau, Of
WIli Cherry. By a nice chemical process, eve
rything deleterious or useless is rejected, 50
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 unbelievers that our
theory Is really true, we refer to a few cases OF
cures performed by this wonderful medicine:
Pleasant RIDGE, Hamilton CO., o..
Sept. 81, 1850.
J. n. Park-Dear Sir: take the liberty Of
advising YOU Of the bene II / have derived from
the use Of Dr. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.
was prostrated by that terrible seourge, Con-
sumption, in May last. The attack was truly
horrifying to me, for i've Of our family, (my
brothers and sisters had died Of Consumption.
was afflicted with nearly al the worst features
Of the disease. had a distressing cough. and
expectorated a great deal Of blood. hectic ever,
severe pains in the side and chest, cold chills,
alternating xIth hushes Of heat and copiOus
night sweats.
| was under the care of a skIllful physician,
from the time | was taken sick until about six
weeks since, being then about helpless, aud nv
friends considered my case hopeless, or at least
beyond our Physicians skill, advised the use Of
Wistar's Bllsam af Wild Cherry. Without
my knowledge, my father procured il, and com
menced administering it to me, and from the
first day commenced taking it my health I'M
pFOkefif auu IN ltAN Aluul tue TINE Cntn-
menced using IL, was able 10 be out and over
see my business, and labor, which still contin-
ne TO dn. I have taken four bnttes of the
medicine, and now consider myself perfectly
well. JEREMIAH ISCRIGG.
The genuine Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cher
nv has fac smile Of the signature Of Henry
Wistar, VI. d. Philadelphia, and "Sanlord &
Park" on a finely executed steel engraved
wrapper. No other can be genuine
GTPriee one dollar per bottle-six bottles
for FIVE dollars.
Sold by J. d. PARK, Cincinnati, o., north
east corner Of Fourth and Walnut streefs-en-
trance on Walnut street---to whom al orders
must he addressed. l.. P. MAGUET, adj
BEARD, Gallipnlis; Capehart & Smith. Point
Pleasant, Va; 5. J. Payne. Porter; s. $ nur-
ray, Wiikesvie; d. Reel, Pomeroy; G. w.
Cooper E. Co., Coalport.
Jan. p, I552.---eOwly