Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-04-28

ETFTY THOUSAND PERSONS Die annually In
England OF CoSsrnrrIoS. In the New Eng
land States, the proportion Is one in four or nve.
In Boston, probably one In four. In mo city q
New York, sixty-sevon died Int two weeks, In Dec.
efthls disease.
There Is, perhaps, no disease with which our
country Is affected, which sweeps on annually so
many victims as that foil destroyer oftho human
raee-Consumption. Day after day, year amer
year, the insatate monsterhurresto the poria Is OF
the cold, silent tomb fresh added victims 10 Its con-
quest. No walk life Is sacred from ils blight
irg influence. Noage Is exempt from the death
dealing shafts. The old, the middle aged, and the
young. and all alike are food for This common en-
envy OF mankind. The whlte.haircd patriarch,
whose life Of temperanee has rendered his system
impeTvoas 10 the attacks OF other Ills, and whose
good deeds prepared him forthe enloymonis Of
LIES calm evening. finds Consumption fastening
its fangs upon his vitals, and tearing him from
world ever bright 10 minds which look eompla
Gently on days wollspout
Is there no help for tho aajietodl No preventive
Of the danger which besets In our ehangcful and
ackle clme' There Isl
"Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry"
has performed cures Of Consumption after
Skilnil Physicians had pronounced the patients
beyond hope, beyond the reach n the healing art
"Wistar's Balsam"
has restored tho bloom OF health 10 many palId
cheek, and Joy and gadnessio many dispalrlng
bosom.
Another Physicians 7sstimong.
DEAR Sms-l could show you dozen certificates,
strong and decisive, ofihe sanative effects Of your
valuable Balsam Of Wild Cherry. within the past
twelve months, under my own supervision and d.
recnon. Indeed, know Of few persons who
have used II, comparatively, but recommend II In
the STRONGEST terms. A case OF Asthma, the Sc
verest ever saw, 70 which Twas called month
ago, evinced the superiority Of the Balsam. II
lasted him six weeks, and tho dyspepsia and sur
ferlng was dreadful; he sat up every night. The
gentleman told me TO give him something TO last
him home, (of miles,) so that he might see HE
wife and child, and die In peace. ! gave him ono
bottle Of Balsam, directing him TO take teaspoon.
NIL doses when the difficulty ofbroathinr was tho
greatest. Ncxi day forced his Respondent III
and made him take six bottles OF wistars Balsam
OF Wild Cherry home with him, as a present. he
having alleged thathe had used so much expensive
medicine TO no profit. Last week Mr.. A. ssilss
and expressed his gratitude In the strongest srms
lsaid the medicine had saved hls lin-psi1 Ms
whole bill and took sir bottles more, and left my
Office for home, rejoicing. vcry re,pee Tuiiy yous
wN. SHAWN n,
Washington, N. o. Aug, ~,
Sold by JOHN D, PAEN,
NJ. w. Halle Rockville; r. Brown, Fairfield; J. 4.
Roeknfellar, Cedar Grove: Aye snow, Few
Trenton; e. Hasson, Mt. Carmel; J. n. Clements
blooming Grove; Clifford u Alden, Laurel; Thos.
Robinson, New Salem; u. n. La Rue, Andersos.
Vile, J. l.. Andrews, Dunlapsylle; '. hassn,
Connersvillc: 8. Barbour, Nashville; T. Dickson,
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