The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1864-01-23
M WEEKLY PAPER gEFeEEa TO aeazl AND

WIsTAR's BALsAM
WILD CHER RY
HAS sIsx usxD ZOE nlAhIr
HALF A CENTURY,
mn fal MOST AsfoHuHMa suocsss IN cuAuo
oou.bs. Colds, Hosrssness, Sore Throat,
7nnusn.s, WhSoping G ouG6Si EEoup'
Lave! Ssf SSSIlEIe " si.s a.Shs
Asthws. and every
THE rHRoAT 1i LUNGS AND CHEST.
including even
coNsU NJ PTloN.
There Is scarcely one individual In
hdenzesA The community who wholly escapes,
LBAEyANA durinE season, from some one, how.
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M0:EHkA ever slightly developed, Of the above
)ymp,oms-a neglect Of which might
n leap to the last named, and most 10 be
~ ~ Threaded disease In the whole catalogue.
IoA =, The power Of the ''msdicinai gum". Of
ESS;SZL5ths wild Cherry Tree over this class Of
S3 complaints Is we'll known; % great Il
he good !. b: performed and 80 great the popularity
IN nis preparation, besides tAe vfrtna Of hs
cGsrry, fhsrs are eommingied wifh % other iSgrs-
dents Of like paiue, tAus fRersasfng hn pdlae len
fold and forming Remedy whose po,vsr to soofAs,
to hsai to relieve, and to cure dseass, ss'sn In no
'"'' "'f FROM x, . RGSDs <. GoopkNow.
Formerly Member Of Congress from Maine.
~ have tried Wi,iar's Balkan o. Rin casrry g,
an exceedingly troublesome cough. The eject Was All
that could be desired. The use Of less than one bottle
sn:. shss Ss1: s:.d S.T. suns nome equal 70
"Rtsfsrs" It's curative properties In cases OF cough,
From GEORGE W. MILLErr, Ese.,
Editor Of the "Norway Advertiser"
"Sevefal years since nrst became acquainted with
this Basam at time Of distressing cough and cold,
wSh took sa a% hG Of TO
and permanent cure, sfsr trying various remedies to
From R. FELLOWS, ND.
HILL, N. H., Nov. ., 1850.
8. ". FowLs L Co..
Although have generally great bjectisn 70 patent
medicines can but say In justice to Dr. Wstars Bal
sam Of wa cAerry, that II 10 remedy Of superior
have made use Of this preparation Of several years.
and has proved to be very reliable and ecacous In
know Of one patient now In comfortable health, who
has taken this remedy and who but for its use con.
sider would not now be living. Il FELLOWS, u, d.
From Q highly Respectable Merchant.
FALMOUTH, Me-, Aug. 10, 1860
Messrs. 8. W. FowLI Co.;
Gents.-ror long time have suffered more or less
with that distressing afdIcton-PAthyse-in it, worst
FORMS and have resorted to various so-caed remedies
to no purpose aordlng the desired relief Deprived
Of my sleep by Of the severity Of the disease
was only too evident that was fast breaking down un.
der Il. I resorted TO DR.. Wistar's Baisam of Wild
CAsrry with but little confidence - 10 its curative prop
critics. but the use Of bottle has entirely md me Of
this monster and to the public can safely command
Il - every way worthy their confidence.
Most respectfully, ST.. MERRILL.
From Z. T. QUIMBY, n. A., Principal Of the "New
Ipswich Appleton Academy"
NEW IPSWICH, N. H., Oct. 4, 1860.
Messrs 8. W. FowNE Co.
Gentlemen;-Ths certlnes that for more than dfteen
years have frequently used Or. Wisfars Baisdm Of
Vtd Cherry for Coughs, Colds, and Sore Throat, 70
which I, In common With the rest Of mankind, sub
ject 40 It gives me pleasure 70 say that consider II
the very best remedy for such with which am &C.
quainted. should hardly know how to do Without II.
Respectfully yours, x. T. DUMMY.
From the Publisher Of the "Piscataquis Observer"
Dover, Ne.
Wistay's Baisam Of Wiid chsrry-Ths Balsam
have made use Of myself, and In my family, and
safely recommend Il to the public q being article
well worth using for which 10 adapted. It's no hum
bug! We have tried II thoroughly: and can testify to
Its good effects. GEORGE v. EDES.
November, 1850.