The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1854-02-22
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Sir Jas. Clark. Physician to Queen rIct0iis.
and one of the most learned and skfllfut men of
the age, in his '.Treatise" on Consumption. says:
sThat Pulmonary Consumption admits Of cuse
is no longer matter of doubtit has been clear!g =
demonstrated by the researches Of Leennec fana
other modern pathologists. ;" DR.. Carswell, who
investigated such matters probably az thoroughly
as any other man, says ;--.s Pathological anatomy
idence in proof OF the durability Of adsesss. ten
it has in that oftubercular phthiss, -pulmonaFy
The symptoms of this destroyer are bat sOo,well
known-the short and hacking cough, scarceip
perceptible at its commencement. but, ~ Nd
checked, the certain harbinger, the indubitabIs
forerunner of all the foiowing-she hectic fush
on the cheeks-the vermiIlion iips-the hot, burn-
ing heat in the palms of the hands and soes OF tho
feet, with evening fever the periodlcsl. eoiii-
quatve sweats interchanged for cold shiyeT5aEsr-
the hollow. pale, languid dcountenance-she sharp
enng features, augmented ezpectofatscn. progress
sive enaciati0R, swollen feet, aebIlIfAtDG daayr.
ahea and death. All these are As followers
FIFTY THOUSAND humsn beiDSs thus dc
every ysar in Great Britain, and an equal prepor.
ion in our own country. The very tbouEhlsjs
lstertling-one 10 every four or five persons falls
prev to this disease. And shall we move qul-
etly on, and use means 10 prevent tins state of
things! We have a remedy to ofIer. WlSTAR&
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY-one that has
stood the test for years-orie that has enjoyed and
now enjoys, greater popularity thaa sny aud eif
other preparations Of the like nature that have
been introduced We can present mass ofs ssi-
dence in proof Of our assertion. ..s zf +,
Z. Croscn Point, Lake Co., Ind, Jinae;l5. 16l9
j. j. D.aPxRK--Dear Sir:; As l have adeep COM
mseration for the afflicted. permit me to give yqu
a brief history Of my affiicGon and the bepd6ts
derived from the use of DIR. Wistar's Balssm Of
Wild Cherry. s 3 a. - s ..s.s., -
In July, 1914, was attacked with fever ora.
typhoid character, which left me in ii vsry
Itated state, when In the following wiatsf Was
taken with severe cold, which reduced me To-
Esuch an extent to give me the appearance OF ~
tcoasumptive. 1abored uadef<a severe cough
texpectorated great deal, aud was troubled with.
cold feet and night sweats. also frequently rais--
ed blood from my lungs. Icontiaued In this stafe-
gradually sinking der the disease, until January
llSi7, when was again attacked with fevef My.
texuemties, especially my feet. were constantly
cold. and almost lost their feeling Underthe3e
circumstances il may be truly said that swasa
Iliving skeleton finally determined 20 quit iasS
ing medicine prescribed by physicians, and Try Dr..
Wistar's BaIsam of Wild Cherry, end The 6rstY
week that commenced taking il can date
gradual recovery. csniinued Its use six MONTHS,
lat the end Of which was cured and have enjoy.
ed good health ever since. snd eheertully reeosp--
mend the Balsain to all those afflicted 9Th dis
eases Of the lungs, and would say to ttl1es eoni>
mencng its use, not to be discouraged 1.-two ar
three hotties do not effect cure, but persevere
rs have no doubt that nine cases out Of ten will
be blessed wilh-Tenewsd health, as have bs<h.
i Respectfully yours, JOSEPH JACKSON.