Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-29
ANOTHER ASTONISHING CURE
WlSTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,
Ai,cQyS~ Triumphant Cure follows cure, III
$ onward victorious care,tl
DAYTON, Feb lllh, 1915.

WlSTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,
Ai,cQgS~ Triumphant! Cure follows cure, III
5 onward victorious care,tl
DAYTON, Feb llih, 1915.
Mr. w Whi,mofe,
Dear Sir: As you are the regular authorized
agent ia DAYTON, tor he sale ut On NisrAR's
BALsAM r Win CuERRY, J take this method
of making a statement OF iaciS 10 you (Which
! hope may be published t. the world IA refer
ence TO an almost MiRAcULCU> CURE, wrought
in nay case by means OF he abOv, INSALUADLE
BALsAM.
Language fails TO describe the >alu,aIy e.
fectS IT produced, and The great benefit | derly-
ed from Us use.
The citizcns OF Dayton and vicinity. well re-
collect that on the 4 b OF August last, | ~receiv>
ed SetiouS injury from The explosion of a can
non. A portion of It's contentS entered my
right side aud breast; and in all probability,
some fragment or SplinterS of lhe ram rod pas,
sed through he 'plura.' and pierced the Lungs.
After the lapse ui about SIX weeks, ! was at
tackled with a distressing cough and r%ioieni rain
in my right side. Some ten days after this,
when in a patoxysm OF Coughing, suddenly an
ulcer broke, and q large quantity Of very often
SIvv matter, mixed with blood, was discharged;
most OF which found passage through The open
ing ci the wouni. From this opening there
frequently passed a quantity OF air, supposed to
issue i,om the lungs. during all this time my
SulieringS were aimcs, in'olerable.
MY Physicians, meanwhile. raid the ST. ictest
attention to me, and did all in their power lot
my recovery. But with all their skill, they
could not reach The seat of distress, after the
[ ungS had become effected. l was visit d dur,
ing this time by at least tceniy Physicians.
II was now reduced 10 a certa MY, that innz.
nation of the lungs was rapidly taking place
and that this would terminate nv life in n yer,
Shorl time, was IN the highest degree probable
AT this critical Stoge, a messenger was deS
patched 10 CInolnnal, and q ce,ebraied PhySi'
/ - a n a. thnf Ia ..
made acquainted with my situation, he remark,
ed that nothing could be done by medical aid,
II the constitution IL ell was not sufficient IL
throw oft the ciSea>e.
MY friends now deSpaircd OF my recovery.
and ! had no earthly z ound OF hope TO survive
many DAYS Fortunately at this Juno uTe | saw
one Of DIR WiStat'S Pamphlets, entitled 'Fdmi-
fy Medical Guide or Z reatse on Con umpHor
~ the Lungs AS | had often heard OF dying
men catching at ~straws,'l tell like doing 50
myself. BY the consent Of my physicians, |
SEM 10 You iora bottle Of the medicine deScub.
ed viz: 'WiStai'S BalSam of Wid Cherry,
which relieved me almost immedi tely. Ater
had used some five or six bottles. 1 so jar
T~eCovcTed as a. b. ~ and about. My cough
ceased, and my lungs were restored 10 a healthy
stale-all from he healing and balmy innnence
and powerful medical virtues OF WISlar's Bal
sam.
Wore il not from The external injury | re-
ceivcd in my shoulder and arn, by the explosion,
teel confCeui that | mi2hi have been working
at my trade (Which Is / lacksmithine,) but this
has prevented.
Ey exposure, I have since taken several Sc
we're culds; and my only remedy has teen the
BIlSam.' And | now mot cordially recon
mend the genuine WiSiat's BalS,m 10 all who
are Afflicted with Colds Coughs or Lang Com
plans. consider il an Invaluable medicinej
a real blessing 10 the world. Anv person de-
Sirng further information, m.y call on me al
any Time. Your. irOly.
CHRISTOPHER SMITH.
Cit, Of Dayton,
Non'somrrv 81, Stare Cl Ohio
Subscribed aud sworn %, before me. Justice
of The Peace, this llth duv OF F,b, 1915.
EBE\EZER FOWLER.
SrT siimony Of three highly crGdiiable citi.
Gems OF Dayton, IN confirmation OF the above.
We the undersigned. he ng intimately az
with Mr. Smith and hav NC seen ond
watched over him irsqucn,l, during his late IL
PES, do not hesitate 10 say that he foregoing
- e11i,i .Tgans an exaggerated statement, but
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