Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-30
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WHAT IT HAS DONE.

A WONDERFUL RECONERl-Mis s "
Austin was attacked with thisGiseasein the fall
of 1885, originating from aivioient cold which set
tied upon her lungs. Various remedies were re-
scrte! to, the most skIlial physIcians W re con
suited, yet step by step that feRTtUl dlsCnse, COB
sumption, began tc PREY upon her. She became
subject 10 violent Ats of coughing, 6xpsCtlTaied
laige quanutI's Of matter aud was evidently enk'
ing very last. In this Distressing sltun non, nfer
all the various remedies had been tried IN vain,
md when naHghtbut the grave sCemCd TO afford
fer any prospect OF relief, tbs Invaluable bal.
sara restored her % h, nlthi and in the place OF
that emaclated form, vitneTlrR 10 decay, shsis
seen mlnglng in society, IA better health. and
spirits than she had enjoyed for years. SfSss
description of this interesting 6ase IN DR. Wis
tar's treatise on consumption.
DISINTFRESTED TESTIMONY.-Haviag
Witnessed the surprising efficacy Of Dr Wlstar's
preparation Of wild cherry, IN the Gaze Of Mrs.
Austin,l chccrfuliy recommend u as a vafuubSS
remedy, and acknowledge his eia.smsnt as Irss
and correct. J II WALTERS, -.
New York, April u. ls4I.
A Surprising case Martha vii on, a pSor
but highly respectable member of the Methodist
Church, was also afflicted with Consu npLon in
rs worse forms: and considered past recovery
by all her friends. a bcttle Of this bali an WIS
presented 10 her, which relieved her MIN lately.
This circumstance being mace know O the
members Of the church, they purchase eVeTa
OoItes for her, which relieved her sntlIs, The
same society have purchased over FORTY bot
It's, for. persons IN inclGcnt circumstances, and
| post yely assert it has not been used IN a single
: instance where 1t has not given suIpuEinR rel Of.
We. he uncel signed, me nners of the Derbin
Benevolent society e thv Mrthosist church, hav-
ing examine the ahofe statement Of Mrs vii
sons case, d. hereby certify thtt It IS IL all res.
reefs true. md oaruortiylecommtHd Or NistaI's
lemedy e OIL who are alflctsd.
GEORGE. MILLER MARY GARDNER
THOMAS COMBS FLJZABE1 n JACOBS
LIVER COMPLAtNT-AlTs Eiza ThGmpso1
wes afflicted with I IS complaint 'OI nearly I'VE
years, dd-rg which time she was under Ihs
most skififui physicians, had tticd mercury, hOt-
m c and homo J9athic remedies. aud any fling
That offered her aIy iupas OF relief. She haa dali
wandering pains in tho SIDE, sometimes in the
pains IN the breast, and had been unable 10 SLEEP
on The right side for three YearR. BY the nee
The baisam she was cured in a few weeks and
mains well 10 this day,
Roxborough. Sept 10, Is4I.
Dear sir-flcase send me TWO bottles more o
your BalsI m of Wild Cherry, like that you sent
me before. j havetoktn near v u the 6TEt sad
conhteI tly believe The medicine vii cure m,
have used a great many remedies within the las
few years, bat have never found any thing that
mas relieved me 90 much. IL hrs stepped Ix
c9u.h enurely checked my plight swsutsvS4@
sleep better at night and feel bcltor in svory
way than | have for many months.
Yours, JAMES KELLY.
Holmesbufeh, SeptIe, Iszi
Friend Wietar-i must again trouble thee IN
send me two bottles more Of thy invaluabis bal
sam. | have now taken three bottles in an, and
can assure Thee that u has done me more good
than allthe medicine | have ever taken before
Send by stage a. soon ns possible, and oblige
Thy friend JACOB HALLOWGY
Rrstol, September s, 1871.
Dear DOCTOR HeqTing 80 many people tain a.
80 r" 1919 "NaNtNs vi NNAE uENNAU %
wild cherry las made in cOnsumDtioD. i sem 10
one ofyour agents me other day for abotile, and
pave found % TO relieve me so much, that I want
ihTte bottles more sent TO ne soon asI believe IL
will cure me too. ! have used a great MANY hal
sans ofdlfieTelt kinds, have tired Jaynes' Fxpec-
tOrant and other medicines besides. but notbips
has ever done me so much good rs yogrs has
Send by the steam boat Boliyer.
Yours. WILLIAM THOMAS.
PAINS IN THE BREAST, IEBiLITY. WEAK
NESS AND COUGH.
The Rev DR. DUNLAP n g addtesaod N A.. t,s
IN which hesays two Of his daughters had suffer.
ed with an obstinate cough, frequent pains in tho
breast, etc. and appeared 10 be gong Into a rnpI5
decline. BY the use of a few bottles of this me.
fltine they have entirely recovered and nov en-
ASTHMA Jacob Spvdsr has ,v-
thoHsed Ne 20 say that lie was afflicted with this
annoying complaint for several years and have
tired every ,thingin vain. lie was subject TO a
constant wheeling. troublesome cough, spittisc
OF phlegmi pain ia tbs chest, and sometimes in
Lne region Of the heart, and nothing elte ever
CHRONICC OUGH-Mr Isaac R-oeerswn1d-
50 afflicted with an obstinate cough, originating
from a disease oftie lungs and .chcst, and never
found anything to give him any relief but this
Such IN fact is the nature and sinprsItv n
ihs medicine, and so extraordinary have been
the many cures thas terlOrmed, that Ia has nj.
ready attained the highest rephta Ion and al
though scarce two years have elapsed sises Il
vas hrst made public. ~e can pToIdly say its
fame hos spread in every direction, and II = "a
pidly acquiring a celebrity unequaled BIZ anv mod.
lcine ever Ofo ed To pubic notice
DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS
~ every section Of the country will End this med.
lclns an important and valuable addition 10 their
stock, and should
ALWAYS KEEP IT on HAND
ASH ls nOtin our power 70 place " witbiv ,bs
reich ofail those sfiictsd, and there are ds,,ot,
less thousands suffering who would resott to,s
To- relief n they could obtuin it conveniently.
BE vcTy. particular when you purchase 10 1t
cor rWISTARS BALSAM 0fWILD CHER-
RH, - here II n syrup Of this name advettissg.
that is entirely q different medicine
Prepared. wholes1lc and rstail, by W~tttJA1fS
Go. Chemists. No. 80 South Fourth street. phi,
delphiu. Price el, 90 O bottle.
Sold IN Wheeling by
J.CRUMBACKRR.
deo7 Appointed Agent.