Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-08


CONSUMPTION OF THE LUNGS,
Affections Of The Lirer, asthma, Bronchiiis.
rams or weakness Of the Breast or Lanes.
ShroHte Coughs, FieUriSy, HemorrhaRe OF Ms
Lungs and-aH affections Of me FuImon sry
NATURES OWN PRESCRIPTION.
compound Balsamhe PREPARATION of the Pru-
nus Virsinidna or Wild cherry Bark combined
VIVA me ETtrue~ Of Tar, prepar q by a new
chemical recess, appr ,ved and recommended
by the most distinguished physCians. and uni
SersaIy acknowle! ICED the most valuable medi-
NO QUACKERYM! NO DECEPTION.
Ia sstting forth the virtues Of this truly great
medicine, we have no desire 10 deceive those
VINO arelaboung under ahiicton, nor do We wish
10, eulogfle Il more than II justly deserves. Yet
when We look around and see the vast amount
OF suffering aud distress occasioned by many of
ihe diseases IA watch tine medicine mas pr v,d
50 mighty Successful, We feel that We cannot urge
US eldlius too strongly or saw too much in It's
favor.
Vari ,uS remediesit is true have been offered and
pulled into notice for the cure UfdiScases of the
Lungs, aud some have no doubt been found very
useful, but of all that have yet been discovered.
IL Is admitted by physicians and all who have
witnessed IT'S effects, that none has proved as
successful as this. Su h. indeed, are the
SURPRISING VIRTUES
or this Balsa'n, that even in the advanced stages
OF e~CSsUMPTIoE, after all the most esteemed
remedies of physicians have failed to effect any
change, the use of this medicine has been pro-
ducuye OF. the most astonishing relief. md
actually effected Gu res alter all hopes of recovery
had been despaiTes of.
In the FIRST stages 81 the disease, termed Ca
tdrrtai Consumption originating from neglected
COLDS, u has been used with undeVIauing
success, and hundreds acknowledge they VI he
restoration OF their health TO tins invaluable
medlciue alone. In that form of piion 50
prevTient amongst delicate young females, COM
monty terIned oeblHtyr "
GOING INTO a DEFINE"
\ complaint with which thou sands are lingering
II has also proved highly successful, sad not only
possesses the power ofcheckiRg the progress OF
TINS alarming complaint, but also Strengthens
aud lnvlgnrates the system more eHectuallv than
Any medIcine we have ever possessed.
BrsidesIts surprising efficacy IN Consumption,
I ~ equally ethcacioHs in Ltper Complaints,
Asthma, Bronchitis, and all affections of the
lungs and has cured many of the most obstinate
cases. alter every other remedy has failed.
Az we have already published numerous certif
Gates from the FiShest authority, which prove it's
virtues beyond all doubt, we consider It unne-
cessaTy TO exhibit a long list of them in this
place, and will only mentioR a few suses, 10
show what IL has done.
WHILE LIFE REMAINS
WE HAVE STILL SOME HOPE.
A SURPRISING CURE.-Among the many
singular cures which his medicine has ell >cted,
there - perhaps none in which IT'S powers are so
fully shown as IN the casa of AIRS Austin
This Lady had been onsunptlve for several
years, and during the greater part Of this time
had received the best medical attention, and tried
all he most valuable remedies, yet nothing could
be tornd TO arrest its progress. She became
subject TO Violent fits of coughing. expcciorated
large quantities of matter occasionally tinged
with blood, and step by step this fearful disease
continued It's course, until all hopes ola recovery
was entirely dcspaIred of. While in this dis
tresslng situation, llngerIng upon the very verge
OF the grave, she commenced rhe use OF this
Balsam, which, To use her own expression.
operated al most like a charm. In a few DAYS
she exPCclorated freely, the cough was gradually
suppressed, auJ every day appeared TO add fresh
VlROr 10 hcI looks, aud now, IN the plaGe of that
emacla;ed form whitening to decay, she is seen
mlngli1gIn society. IN better health than she has
enjoyed for wears.
DIsINTEREsTED TESTIMONY -Havins witness
ed the surprising efficacy of DR. Wistar's Balsam
OF wild cherry, IN the case of Mrs Austin, |
cheerfully acknowledge the above statement TO
he true aud correct.
} WALTERS, NJ D.
WoodstJwn, Sept Z, 1871.
Dear Sir:-AlthoVgh YOUR invaluable medicine
has already found hundreds ofpowerful advocates
u may sui be gratifying TO you TO re eive a
c0hlnunfcatlon from any one that has been
relieved bylt. Sucn, sir, is truly my cnsL. 4 have
been a victim TO that terrible disease Consnmp-
ton, for, many months, and have suffered so much
ihlt had become almost weary of my life
Hearing your Baisam so highly praised, 1 be San
taking Il a few weeks back; and can assure you
u has relieved me more than anything / have
ever used before, and ] confidently believe il will
cute me enectnaily. ,Please give the bearer the
worth oil the enclosed, and oblige,
Yours respectfully,
JOHN PEARSON.
Dca. Sir,-Your Balsam of Wild ch,rrv. has
atiecttd some astonishing cures here. one of
which Is an old lady, Mrs Russell, Who has been
SUFFERING LOT a long time with shortnees of bTea
thlng, and general weakness. until she was final
ly Obliged 10 keep her bed. After various other
remedies had been resorted TO in vain, she
commenced using your Balsam, and after taking
I've bottles, was so lar recovered az to be able
% attend 10 all the duties of her house. and on
taking two bottles more was entirely cured.
Respectfully DC.
JOHN S c MARTIN.
Pottsyille, Pa.
CAUTION.-As there is a spurious mix,ure
called Syrup Of " lid Cherry, purchasers should
be very particular TO ask for Dr WlSTAR BAL
SAM, and observe his signature on the bottle.
Prepared Tor the proprietor, and sold at whole
sale BY Williams a. CO. chemists, No Il, Minor
street, Philadelphia.
Sold Wholesale and retail, byJ CRUMBAC-
turgh,, and IN almost every town AID village
through the country.
PRICE si,oo A BOTTLE.