The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-04-14


"ISF'n'S R.Lsta o. WILD cHEuAY
THE GREAT REMEDY fos
Consumption Of tAe Lungs, Affections nj tho Liver,
Asthma. BTo~chi'i', Pains or N.stn.-s Of the
Breast, Lungs and other affections OF the
pulmonary Organs.
\ SLIGHT COLD THE M0TfES OF coz
SUMPTION
EFT not those ~ccTaplaiA OF being bitten by a rrrg.
~ tile they have rhs' i,hed TO maturity in hair yrry
bosoIa' when they might hSvs cfn-hel /, ia the Egg.
Now " we call q slight cold tks ~ anil rl.urisy,
inllana,f"a 81 the lungs, asthma and consumption the
venomnsS e-rtile,the matter will be no moro than cor
rrctly lisuY-d.
Attend N This in season ever a slight cold IL no small
matter. AT the first attack, use HistaTs b1lsda7 of
VIA CAe-S; il is sure cuye, and it i. the only re-
medy you can place perfect confidence in. II COM
mencez .st he root ofthc disease and thoroughly Grad
!cs,eait
Ia cot .u.4p:i SYMPTOMS, "prOoT.stination i. the
thief of time in an awful SEM, NJ" snortens eSiS'
icncc, und hurfies The pstientfgom time to e,l-.~
Thousands are dying who might have psc. saved
by the timely use of Wistar's Balsam of wild chez
ry. A few weeks, a few days, may make a fatal dif.
terence in the progress of ~consumptiye symptoms.
Consumption, OF all diseases, is the one that should
receive early treatment. Every hour of delay NAV
make the case more difficult. In the war betweeIr
disease and nature, the sooner we assist nature. the
more certainly will she win the victory. If we wait
I'LL disease has broken the constitution, our. aid NAV
come too late to be Of service.
READ TIE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATE.
IJE. Kslb, a highly respectable merchant of Rush
Vile, Fairfield county, Ohio, sent. US the following
voluntary tribute to Or, WistAr's Bslsam Of Wild
cherry. RUsHvILLE, Fairfield CO. o. April Q, l66f
MR.. d. PARK Dear sir / wish to state to You
that my daughter, Amanda. aged sixteen wears, 6sd.
about a year SIN g, very severe attack Of measles,
Which reduced her very much, and left her with a
racking cough ! employed all of the physicians
within our reach for the purpose of removing her
cough, hut without success. She appeared to be sink
ing into a decline. with every symtom of consumption.
then tried DIR. Rogers Liverwort and Tar.'' But
this aggravated her cough, and gave her SYMPTOMS Of
a still more malignant character. was now most
seriously alarmed, and it was with trembling fear that
from day to day saw the p ogress Of that Unsuitable
disease, consumption really despaired of my daugh-
ter's recovery. But ] providentially saw the cefti-
cate OF Jonathan Coulson, whose daughter, 'Sarah
Jane" was cured of con ~'umption by ''Wistar's Bal,
sam Of Wild cherry" this created a faint hope that it
might hol my daughter. and Immediately commenc-
ed usinq it, and it almost instantly gaze her relief,
her health was improved from the first bottle, and BY
the usc'of TWO BOTTLES of Visitors Balsam of Wild
cherry" she was restored to perfect health, and is
not now at all predisposed to a cough.
| will say to all that are afflicted with disease tend
ing to consumption, do not despair, for "Dr. Wistar's
BSlsam of Wild cherry" will cure you, if YOU will
but tryit II. KALB.
The genuine Wistal's Balsam of Wild Cherry has 5
the fac smile of the signature Of Henry Wistar,M d., >
Philadelphia, and = Sanford Il Park, on a finely exc
cuted STEEL engraved wrapper. No other can be-
genuine.
1FPrice 81 per bottle-six bolt. IS for IS.
Sold by ] d. PARK, Cincinnati, O.
Northeast corner of Fourth and Walnut streets~en-
trance on Walnut street-6 whom all orders must
be addressed.
Also for sale by Kaufman & Co, and M. 2. Kreider..
Lancaster; G. Folder, Ba ltimore; P. Hane, Pleasant
vile. Buell., Holmes 4 Co, Carroll; ]. H.. Sunderman,
Amanda, n. A. Daviss"n, Tarlton, K. Kalb, Rush,
vile; Q. II. Meller &c Co.. Somerset; S. ID. Buck.
water, Hallsville; A. Patterson, Adelphi; Troup,