The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-08-31
Tested by Thousands !
ry.a.ND MEYER FOUND W.4NTING! 4

yXTISTER'S BAIsAM WILD CHERRY, the
w knowledged remedy for coughs, colds, consump
ton OF the lungs, asthma, Group hectic fever, night
Physicians oten &C knowledge that this me y stands
at the head of all others in the of Diseases of the
most dangerous consumptive character and that in
those of less alarming nature, il is seldom known
fail, ii judiciously applied.
We are just in receipt of The following voluntary
tribute TO the curative power of WistarS Balsam of
Wild Cherry, from Hall, ID, at Mt Clemens Mich
gan who is physician of high standing, and extern
| sve druggist:
| Mt Clemens, Michigan Oct 90, ls49
To the afflicted this may certify that Mrs Roberts,
this village three or four weeks after confinement
attacked with violent cough and great prosraton and
seemed fastening TO the grave with fearful rapidly.
advised her to Wis,ar's Basam of Wild cherry
she did 50, and with that valuable medicine alone in
Of three weeks restored to health
and is now living proof of the value of Wstars Bal
| sam of Wild cherry. E. HILL,
Read and he convinced still further of the
virtues of Wistar's Balsam of Wildcherry:
Messrs. Sanford & Park-Gents: As matter of JUS
tice oyou and for the benefit of the public, would Of
fer the following statement. of effected by your
medicine, knownas Wistars Basam of Wild cherry
In the spring of ls47, my wife severely attacked
with peripneumonia or pleurisy, which resulted in a
deep seated pain in tho side accompanied with
cough She was attended by some of the best
OF Chicago but to purpose; for weeks she suffered
without relief, coughing necessarily night and day.
came TO the conclusion that all the remedies known
the ply sicians could not help her. and induced
try your Wild cherry. procured one bottle and
menced using it according 10 directions; before it was
all gone the cough stopped the paiu in her side lett
and with the and of another bottle, she restored
perfect health. In consideration Of these crcumstan
ces, would recommendit TO the public as valuable
medicine. Yours, respectfully, X n CARRATT.
HEAR TIE PRESS.
From the Fall River (sIass) Monitor.
.sThis medicine, prepared by long experienced and
skiliful ply sieian tested and approved by gre
her of intelligent distinguished and respectable persons
in v&rio'is parts OF The country received aud used
with entire confidence, and is also recommended as
valuable medicine for other diseases, such as colds
coughs, and particularly those diseases whose tendency
is to consumption.
From the Boston Mercantile journal.
"sThis medicine, coming from a respectful source
and carefully prepared by an experienced and skill
III pyscian is received by the public with confidence
It's efficacy has been proved in many obstinate Of
disease and its fame has rapidly extended Ii has been
extensively used in every part OF the country, paricu
larry in the middle northern states and strong es
mony from intelligent and highly respec table persons
been adduced in favor of It's merits as remedy for
ceds coughs, affections of the chest, diseased liver and
dyspepsia
From the CincinnatiDaly Times.
"We would advise those of our readers who are la.
ate trial of this truly excellent medicine The most
respectable and intelligent families of our city have
adopted il favorite medicine and persons predis-
posed to consumption who have uSedit speak in the
highest terms of its efficacy.h
Interesting Correspondence-The afflicted request
ed to read the following letter received from James
Russ Jr, publisher of the Shelbyvile, (Tenn EXPOSE
tor. Shelbyvile, Tenn, Dec. 9, 1913.
j. D. Park-Dear Sir: take il duty | owe to the
what know of Wistar's Balsam of Wild cherry For
number of years my wife had been afflicted, and was
laborng under disease and weakness of the lungs
coughing such that it with great diff
Guilty she breathed could find medicine that would
give any ree until purchased bottle of tile Basam.
This gave relief to extent and the fifth bottle per-
fected cure look upon il as the best medicine ever
offered the public for the of those diseases of the
lungs and liver. have witnessed IT'S effects on other
JAMES RUSS, Jr.,
Editor ShelbyvilIe Exposition.
1T SELDOM FAILS TO CURE
ST. Ions, July I2, 1851.
Mr.. H .Baksey-Dear Sir: take great pleasure in
making known to you the benefit have received from
the of DIR. Wister's Balsa of Wild cherry. My
lungs had been seriously affected with bleeding for the
last three years. At times the bleeding proflse SO
much to render very nervous and quite alarm
ed. employed several of skillful physicians
-heirtreatment afforded but temporary relief. then
procured from you, and used bottles of Ws.ar's
Basam of Wild cherry and from have received every
benefit my heart could desire the medicine having ef
feced perfect cure, and am now in the enjoyment of
sound lungs and the best of health all of which, can
attribute to other agency than the of Wstar's
Balsam.
You are at liberty touse this statement if you think
proper. have resided in St. Louis IL years and can
be my residence by any person wishing further
particulars (signed) WM. NJ. JOHNSON.
Residence, l4th-st., door north of Franklin Av.
CAuTIoN-The genuine Wistar's Balsam of Wild
Cherry, has fac sime of the signature of Henry WisIar
executed steel engraved wrapper No other be gen.
uiue. DON'T BE DECEIYED
the belief that other Wild Cherry namesakes''
equal to Wistars Balsam of Wild Cherry, just
as good &c. &c. Wisars Balsam is the only true pre-
paraton. the remedy that performs the cure.
95- Sold, wholesale and retail, by II. BLAKsLEY,
Agent, southwest corner of Third and Chestnut Streets
st. Louis, Mo.
Also by DR.. Mason, and A. GiLLrspIE, Dubuque
DIR a. Barrows & Co., Gaena, and Druggists generally.
Feb. 25, 1853 daw ly.