Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-26
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a NONDehfU L RfCOVER0-Nts s r
austin was attacked with this dlseaseia the fall
OF 1888 originating from ~a.violent cold which set
ted upon her lungs. Various remedies were rs.
sorted TO, the most skiliul physIcians w Jrs CON
suited yet step by step that fearful disease, con-
sumption, began 70 prey upon her. She became
SUBJECT to violent fits OF coughing. expect ,rated
laige quantities OF matter and was evidently sink
ing very fast. In this distressing situation, after
all the various remedies had been tried in vain,
and when naughtbut the grave seemed To afford
fer any prospect OF relief, this invaluable bal
sam restored her 20 health; and in the place OF
that emaciated form, witneripg TO decay, she /.
seen mlnshng IN society, IN better health. and
spirits than she had enjoyed for years. EgSee
description OF this interesting case IN DR. Wis
tars treatise on consumption.
DISTINGUISHED TEST MONY.-HaviRg
witnessed the surprising efficacy Of DR. Wisiar's
preparation Of wild cherry, in the case OF Mrs
Austin,l cheerfuliy recommend IL as a valuable
remedy, and acknowledge he statement as true
New York, April 70, 1871.
A surprising case-Mrs Martha VIII. on, a poor
but highly respectable member Of the Methodist
Church, was also afflicted with Consu npLon in
uS worse forms: and considered past recovery
presented TO her. which relieved her imm lately.
ms circumstances being maze Know o the
members of the church, they purchase everal
bottles for her, which relieved her entiTs The
same society have purchased over FORTY bot.
tss, for persons IN INDECENT circumstances, and
positively assert u has not been used in a single
instance where II has not gwen surprising relief.
We. the undersigned, me nbers Of the Derbin
Benevolent society Of the Methodist church, hav-
ing examined the above statement Of Mrs Will.
sons ease. do hereby certify that u Is IN all rss
poets true. and earnestly recommend DR. Wistnr's
emedy q all who are afflicted:
GEORGE MILLER MARY GARDNER
THOMAS COMBS ELIZABETH JACOBS
LIVER COMPLAINT-Mrs Eliza Thompso l
was afflicted with { is complaint for nearly five
years, during which time she was under the
most skllliul physicians, had tried mercury, bot
an c and homeopathic remedies, aud any thing
that offered her aIy hopes Of relief. She had dull
wandering pains m the side, sometimes IN the
small Of The back, a h1cklng cough, frequent
pains 10 the breast, and had heeR unable TO sleep
on the right side for three years. By the use OF
the balsam she was cured in q few weeks and re-
Roxborough. Sept 10, Is4I.
Dear sir-Please send me two bottles more OF
your BalsIm Of Wild Cherry, like that you sen,
me before. / have taken nearly ell the 6rst and
confidently believe the medicine will cure me-.
have used a great many remedies within the last
few years, bst have never found any thing that
has relieved me so much. II has stopped m,
c9u=h entirely, checked my uight swests, and
sleep better at night and feel better in ever
way than | have for many months.
Yours, JAMES KELLY.
Holmesburgh, Sept -, Ie4I
Friend wistar-I must again trouble thee 70
send me two bottles more of thy invaluable bal.
sam. | have now taken three botties in all, and
ca n assure thee that u has done me more good
than all the medicine / have ever taken before
Send by stage as soon as ,osslble, and oblIgs
Thy friend JACOB HALLoWAY
Bristol, September 9, 1871.
Dear Doctor Hearing so many people talk q
bout the wonderful effects OF your balsam o
wild cherry has made IN consumption, i sent q
one ofyour agents the other day for abottle, an
have found II to relieve me so much, that l wan
three bottles more sent 10 ne soon asI believe
= will cure me too. / have used a grea' many bal
sans of different kinds, have tTiei Jaynes' Expec
4 toraut and other medicines besides, but nothing
E has ever done me so much good as yours hai
{ Send by the steam bOnt BOliver.
Yours, WILLIAM THOMAS.
, PAINS IN II BREAST, DEBILITY. WEAR
j MSS n COUGH.
The Rev Or Dunlap J. ; addressed us a lettS
= - $50 q =. A.
ed with m obstinate cough, frequent pains in th
breast, etc. and appeared 10 be going into a rapi
|. decline. BY the use of a few bottles Of this m,
! 10y excellent health.
E ASTHMA CURFD-MrJseob Snyder has ~
thSrised us to say that he was afflicted with thI
annoying complaint for several years and haV
tried every thing ~ vain. He was subject to
d constant wheeling. troublesome cough, spittIn
ofphlsgm, pain IN tn chest, and sometimes {
the region Of the heart, and nothing else eve
gave hun relief
9 CHRONICC OUGH-Mr Isaac Rogers was a
n so afflicted with an obstinate cough, Onginatn
from a disease Of the lungs aud chest, and nevs
found anything z TO give him any relief but TN
Balsam.
Such IN fact is the nature and simplicity
this medicine, and 50 extraordinsry have bee
: the many cures Il has erfOrmed, that u has a
ready attained the highest reputation. and a
though scarce two years have elapsed siBco
was first made ipuble. We can pro Idiy say q
n fame has spread IN every direction, aud IL Is n
pidly acquiring a celebrity uncqualed by any me,
b. Icine ever ole ed tonnbhc notice
DRUGGISTSAND DEALERS
IN every section Of the country viii End this me,
icine an important and valuable addition 10 the
stock, and shoHld
, ALWAYS KEEP 1T on HAND.
As 10 is mott in our power 10 place u within n
|, resch ofall those afflicted, and there aTs douo
less thousands suffering who would resort To
for relief 10 they could Obtaln It conveniently.
BE very particular when you purchase 10 a.
% sor Dr. WISTARS BALSAM ofWILD CHEH
re- RN, % here - a syrup Of this name advertise
that Is Entirely different medicine.
= Prepared. wholesale and retail, by VILLAS vi
Of &Co. Chemists. M. 80 South Fourth Street. Pail
delphia. Price 81. 90 a bottle.
ll Sold in Wheeling by
J.CREMBACKER.
is dee7 Appointed Agent.
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