Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-16
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Austin was attacked with this disease in the fall
of 1888 originating from violent cold which set
tied upon her lungs. Various remedies were 10.
sorte. TO, the most skjliul physlcians w re con-
suited, yet step by step that fearful disease con
sumption, began 10 prey upon her. She became
SUBJECT to violent fits OF coughing, expectlratcd
alEe qnantltl' of matter and was evidently sink
ing very fast. In tins distressing stua ZION, after
all the various remedies had been tried in vain
and when naughtbu the grave seemed 10 afford
fcr any prospect OF relief, this invaluable bal
SAM restored her % h alth; and in the place of
that emacIatcd form, wtnerl.g TO decay she is
seen minglnE IN society, IN better health and
spirits than she had enjoyed for years. TTSoe
description OF this interesting Ease In DR. Wis
taIs treatise on consumption.
DISTINGUISHED TEST MONY Having
witnessed the surprising efficacy of DR. WisiaT's
preparation Of wild cherry, in the case of Mrs
Austin,l chccrfully recommend II as a valuable
remedy, aud acknowledge his statement as trus
and correct. j II WALTERS, NJ ID.
New York April -. 1871.
A surprising case-Mrs Martha Will on, poor
but highly respectable member Of the Methodist
Church, was also afflicted with Consu npLon n
- worse forms; and considered past recovery
presented TO her, which relieved her hmm riately.
Tins circumstance being maze Know q the
members Of the church, they purchase eYerai
bodies for her, which relieved her entns The
s1me society have purchased over FORTY bot
ties, for persons in INDECENT circumstances and
positively assert u has not been used in n single
instance where II has not gwen surprising relief.
, We. the undersigned, members Of the Derbin
Benevolent society Of the Methodist church, hav-
ing examined the above statement of hits Wi
sons case do hereby certify thlt II IL Ia all rVs
poets true. and earnestly recommend DIR Wistar's
remedy 70 n IL who are afflicted.
GEORGE MILLER MARY GARDNER
THOMAS COMBS ELIZABEI II JACOBS
LIVER COMPLAINT-Mr Eliza Thofnpso,
was afflicted with ls complaint tor nearly five
years, during which time she was under the
most sxlllful physicians had tried mercury, bot
nn'c and homeopathic remedies and any H. n,
that offered her aIy hopes OF relief She hadIu
wandering pains IN the side, sometimes in the
small of the back, n hacking cough frfoucnt
on the right side for three years. BY the use OF
the balsam she was cured in a few weeks and r.
mains well TO this day,
Roxborough. Sept 10, 1871.
Dear sir-Piense send me two bottles more of
your BalsS m Of Wild Cherry, like that you sent
me before. have taken nearly all the fTst ard
conhder tly believe the medicine will cure mL. 4
have used great many remedies within the last
few years, bat have never found any thing that
has lleved me so much. IL has stopped nv
cough entirely checked my wight swcats and II
sleep better at night and feel better in ever
way than have for many months.
Yours, JAMES KELLY.
HomesbuTgh, Sept -, ls4i
Friend Wlstar-l must again trouble thee 10
send me two bottles more Of thy invaluable bal.
sam. | have now taken three boti!es in ALL and
ca assure thee that 10 has done me more good
Than all the medicine have ever taken before
Send by stage soon as lOssible and oblice
1hy friend JACOB HALLOWAY
Bristol September g. 1871.
Dear Doctor Hearing so many rcople talk A.
bout the wonderful effects OF your balsam of
Wild cherry has made IN consumption, l sent 10
one ofyour agents the other day for bottle, aud
have found II 10 relieve me so much that want
three bottles more sent 20 me soon as believe t
will cure me too. i have used great many bal
sans of different kinds, have triel Jaynes' Fxpec-
.SlIr,aH zsRsi. Assi1es, but noihing