Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-16
ANOTHER ASro>I~niNG CyRt

WISrARS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,
AhcaBS Iitmwhda! Cure follows cure, IN
i Ouwafd victorious c1tett!
DAYTON, Feb lllh, 1915.
MrJw Whitmoie.
Dcar Sir; A. YOU are he regular aulhotized
ag ut IA Dayton, iOr The sale of 'Du WisrAR's
BALsAM y WtLD CuEREY,' | TAX, this mc;hod
OF making u statement OF iacS To you (Which
| hope may be publ he'd T. the wutld) IA refer
ence to an almost MIRACULOUS CURE. wrought
m my case 10y means OF ihe abov. INVALUABLE
BALsAn.
Language fails TO describe the s%alu,ary er.
iectS 1t produced, and the great benefit | derv-
ed from rs use.
The cuizrns OF Dayton and vicinity, well re.
collect That on The Sh OF August last, i~receiv>
ed SetiouS injury from he explosion of a eau.
non "A porlIon OF IT'S cogtentS entered my
right side aud breast; and i'm all prubablluy.
some ragmcni or S~plinIcrS of HE ram rod pas,
sed through he 'plUia' and pierced The Lungs.
Ailer the lapse Ul about SIX weeks, !! was al
tackled with a dttrcSstHg c0nch aud pioient rain
az my tight side. Some ten days after this,
when III a patuxysn of Coughing, suddenly an
ulcer broke, and a large quantity of very often
sive matter, mixed with hlood, was discharged;
most OF which found passage through The open
ing OF the wouni. From this opening there
frequently passed o quantity OF air, supposed to
issue from the lungs. During oil this time my
Solet'ugS were almost IN o'erable.
My physicians, meanwhile. paid the slticteSt
attention to me, aud DID all IN their rover iot
my recovery. Bur with all their Skill. they
could not reach the seat of distress, inter the
L ungS had become effected. | WAS visit Il dur
ing this ume by %atleasi hctaiy Physicians.
1t was now reduced 10 a certainty, that ihGa>
nation Of ne laagS was rapidly taking place,
and that Ibis woall terminate my life in o very
ShoU-lnae, was IA the ! Ghe>t degree prob8 Die.
Al this crtilcal Stage, a'meSSsnger was deS.
patched 10 Cincinnati, aud a ce.obLq'ed PnySi>
clan "I thal place was consulted WheRht was
made acquainted with my situation. he remntk.
ed that nothing could be done by medical aid,
II The constitution It ell was not sulicieut 10
throw off The ciSsaSe.
NY friends now despa' red of my recovery,
and | had no earthly & ound OF hope To survive
many days Fortunately atthis juno uTe saw
one Of DR. WiStaI'S Pamphlets. cntuled 'Fdmi>
iy licdicai Guide or Treatise on Con umpiton
81 the LHRgS.' As | had often heard of dying
men catching at stTawS.' | tell like doing 81
myself. BY The consent OF my physicians, |
sent la you iura bottle OF the medicine dcscub,
ed VIZ; 'WiStat'S BalSam OF Wid Cherry,
whlch reIleved mo almost immedI itcly. ATE
| had used some five or SIX bou.rs. So Iay
rct0rcred r5 a. b. Up and about My cough
ceased, and my lungs were restored 10 a healthy
stale-alI from The heal us aad balmy influence
aud powerful medical virtues ol Wslat's Bal,
sam.
Were il not from The external injury | res
lccived IN my Shuuid,r aniuIn, 10y the expl"sion,
feel confident that | mighl have been wol king
al my trade (Which Is blackSmithins,) but this
has prevented.
BY exposure, | have since taken several Se-
we're colds; and my only TCmedy has been the
BllSam.' And I now mot rordially recon
mend the genuine Wisiar'S Bais.in 10 all who
are afflicted wi b Colds Coughs OF Lung Com
plains. | consider l. an Invaluable medicine;
a real blessing TO the world. ANY person de-
>irng im'aer Information, may call on me al
any Time. Your, truly.
CHRISTOPHER Il SMITH.
CITY uf DAYTON,
Montgomery co, Stale Of Ohio
Subscribed ard sworn 20, before me, Justice
of The Peace, this llth dav OF Feb, 1915.
EBENEXER FOWLER.
STsstimony OF three highly crediiable citi
zenS OF Dayton, IN Coaffmaiipno OF ihr above
We the undersigned. hc ng Intimately a.
guam ed with Mr. Smith. and av ny seen ant
watched over him rIqu"n;ly during his late II
neS>, do MOI hesitate 10 say that he loI egoin!
is by no means an exaggerated statement, bu
Is entitled 10 iul credit.