Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-01-13
To Parents.

To Parents.
MY lte hoy about hv years If ags has been troubled
from an infant, with form Of disease, which was sup
posed ostines +" depend upon humor: He would often
be taken suddenly ILL., and len supposed be worms
which troubled nun. Occasionally sores would appear
the surface OF The body, especially about the and nose,
ana we noticed at such times he appeared better bis gen
era health He gradually sunk into very serious and
critical state We gave him medicine for worms but could
not see any material difference in the symptoms We then
gave medicines highly recommended for hunors and such
ulher medicines AS we thought adapted 10 his but still
could perceive NJ benefit procured bottle of Dr. $. A.
Viewers Canker and Salt Rheum syrup, ard commen ed
giving 1t to hun IN small doses Very began to
appear upon the surface, and proceeded they grdu
any Increased IN number and SIZE until running together
wei nigh covered his face and limbs with solid scab |
procured the CeraIe and applied 10 these sores, which i'm
medey began to improve III appearance, until by
limitation they were entirely healed New OCCASION
ally appeared but were soon healed in the manner
From the time the first appeared externally the
chius nea'th began to IMPROVE Since the humor has
been driven out and cured, he has suffered those
sudden attacks spoken Of but has been perfectly healthy
II would be impossible to make any sensible of the
change which has taken place in my child since using
these medicines, unless they had him his sickness
and could see him cordially roconlne these
popular remedies WM. IA. HUDSON.
Providence, May IL, 1851
The follow ing highly complimentary notice of Wislars
Balsam of lid Cherry appeared the Ladies' Magazine
and Alhuu Boston, Mass, Nov, ls4S
"We ha but little f'i'h in most OF the advertised med
Icnes but h "een during last six weeks severely
afflicted with cold and coggh, whiu. nearly disabled
Dalsam of Wild Cherry and are happ, IN say, that we
bgve been benefited by use and in humble opinion
is of the best preparations for colds coughs ana dis.
eases of the lungs now in
BEWARE OF DouNTERFEIrs AND 1 ITATIoNs.
The unparalleled and astonishing etcac of DR.. Wstars
Balsam of Wild Cherry all the disease which it is
recolnmended curing many after the skill of the
best physicians has proved unavang has effected arge
and increasing de mand for it, This fact caused many
unpflnciped counterfeitors aud miators palm off spu
rlos mixtures OF sinicr name and appea vance, for the
genuine Basam niissfeiing the name, Tglng certih
1f Raj Wistur
Basam of Wind Cherry Is the only genuine, The rest
merely initiate tile meme OF The original, while oey pos
ses none of its virtues.
Remenb r. the original and only genuine Wistar's Bal
sam of u Cherry, always bears the of L. Butts
the outside wrapper.
BE CAREFUL WHAT YOU BUY
All limitations and counteres, beng pot up by persons
ignorant OF the diseases OF The human system, and the
elect OF medicines are entirely UNSAFE and dangerous
lhe genuine and original article which has been proved
so long, was originally put up by WILLIAMS g. CO..
Philadelphia and is now prepared and sold wholesale and
eia by Seth W. Fowle, Rosson, Mass, and is for
ale by his agents.
AGENTS Tor WTSTAR's BALsAM.-s P. RedfeId
MS ). H. Collins. Montpelier; John A. S. White, f.
Smith, Adam Hobart, Mortified John P Hale, Panifeld
Putnam Il Wooster Marsbfeld; J. M. Richardson Waits
he'd BE- Goss, Waterbury; o. Perry & Co., Cabot