Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-02-14

confidence we feel in an article which seldom fails
to realize the happeSt effects that be desired
80 vide is the field OF its usefulness and so hume
rcus the of lis cures that almost every section
of the country abounds in persons, pu bicly known,
who have been restored from alarming an4 even
desperate diseases of the lungs, by its use. When
once tried, its superiority every ether medicine
Of its kinds is too apparent to escape observation,
and where its virtues are known, the public no
longer hesitate what antidote 10 employ for the dis
ressing and dangerous affections of tie pulmonary
organs, which are incident to our climate.
Nothing has He'd louder for the earnest enquiry
of medical men than the alarming prevalence and
fatality OF consumptve complaints, nor has any one
class OF Seases had more OF their investigation and
care. But yet no adequate remedy had been pre-
yded on which the public could depend for protec.
ton from attacks upon the respiratory organs, until
the introduction Of the CHERRY PICTORIAL. This ar
lcle Is the product OF long, laborious, and De
!ieve, successful endeavor to furnish the community
With such q remedy. OF this last statement the
american people are now prepared 10 judge, ana,
appeal with confidence TO their decision. IL there
any dependence TO be placed in what men OF every
class and station certify il has done for them, II We
can trust our own senses, when we see dangerous
affections Of the throat and lungs yield 70 IT. II We
IAN depend on The assurance Of intelligent fhysi
clans, who make il their business to KNOWN
short, If there is any reliance upon anything, then
is il irrefutahly proven that this medicine does re
leye and does cure The class OF diseases II II desgneu
for, beyond any and all othtrs that are known 70
mankind. If this be true, il cannot be too fFeeiy
published or too wisely known. The afflicted snouiu
know il. remedy that cures is priceless TO them'
Parents should know it, their children are priceless
To them. All should know il for health can os
oriced to no Not only should it DE cIrcuis'o
but every where not only in this country out
IN all countries. How faithfully We have acted on
this conviction is shown in the fact that sresdy th
article has made the circle of the globe. Ihe sun
sets its limits No continent is wlthontlt,
and but few people. Although not in 30 general use
III other nations as this il is mpoyed by tie mole
intelligent in almost all civilized countries IL Il
extensively used in both Americas-in Europe, ASIA
Africa, Australia, and the far off islands OF the
Life is as dear TO it's possessors there as here anu
they grasp at valuable remedy with even inoie
avidity. Unlike most preparations OF it, KIND, ~
an expensive composition of costly material S.'
IT is afforded TO the public at reasonably low pr'
and what is of vastly more Importance TO them, "
qualify is never suffered decline from It's oIignsi
standard Of excellence. Every bottle OF TINS neuI
cine now manufactured, is as good as ever nas st"
ma lie heretofore, we are capable OF makns :.
toll or cost l. spared in maintaining II IN IN
r.ection which it is possible TO produce. ns d.
the patient who procures the genuine CHLhh T.
roRaL, rely on having good an srticle a. h'e
ever been had by those who testify TO It's cures.
By pursuing this course, have the hope o. 100
some good in the world, well As the satsla u0N
of believing that much has been Gone already.
Prepared by J. AVER, Chemist, Lowell, MASS
Sold in Washington by z. d. Gilman
Sold In Georgetown by o. N. Linthicum, ana !"
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