Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-16

ANOTHER Nt~IiiNG CURE \
WiSTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,
Ato1BS n, un,phaRg Cure follows cure, 10
i 3 onward victorious @catetil
DAYTON, Feb lltE, 1915.
Mr. J w WhiimoIe,
Deer Sir: A. you arc The regular authorized
ag mt IN Dayton, fOtI he sale of On WisrAH's
BALsAM , WILD CnER9Y,' | take this method
OF moking a statement OF iacS 10 you (which
| hope may be publ. he'd L. The wnrld) in refer.
encc To rn almost MigACuLtU> CURE, wrought
IN my case by means 81 he aoUv. iNvALvArLs
BAisaM.
Language fails to DESERT the salulary ef.
'ec,S 1t produced, and the great benefit | deriv-
ed rom is use.
The ci,izcnS OF Dayton ond vicinity. well re-
collect that on the 81 OF August last. I receiv>
ed SetiouS injury from he explosion of a can.
non. n portion of lis contents entered mv
right side aud breast; and in all probabiLFy
some irdgmen, or SplinierS Of the ram rod naS,
Sed through he plura.' and pierced The Lungs.
Alter the lapse of about SIX weeks, ! was al
lacked with a III tTCssing cough and rioieni Pain
ia ~b figh side Some ten days after this.
when in a poroxysm of Coughing, suddenly an
ulcer broke, and o large quantity OF very often
sive matter, mixed with blood, was dischatged:
most OF which found passage through The open
Ing OF the wouni. From this opening there
requently passed a quantity Of air, supposed to
iSsic from ihe lungs. during all This time my
sOlfsringS were almost in,o,erabie.
My physicians, meanwhile. raid the ~stricteS,
attention 10 me, and did all in their power for
my recovery. But with all their skill, they
could not reach the seat of diiresS, alter the
L ungs had become effected. | was visit d dur
Ing this lime by al least t,csniy Physicians.
u was now reduced 10 a certainty, that iHfa~
md,inn Of hc lungs was rapidly taking pace,
and that ibis would terminate my life in q very
short time, was in the highest degree probd bic
At this %ctiiicai Stdgc, a messenger was DIES.
1 patched 10 Cincinnati and n celebrafpi pn,c,-
clan of hat place was consulted. When he was
made acquainted with my situation, he remark.
ed that nothing could be done by medical aid,
IL the constitution il ELF was not sufficient 10
throw of the disease.
My friends now desraired Of my recovery,
and | bad no earthly ground OF hope 10 survive
many DAYS. Fortunately at this juno ure | saw
one al DIR WistaI's Pamphlets, entitled 'Fami>
ly Mcdical Guide or realise on Con umpLton
of ne Lungs As / had often heard OF dying
men catching at stfaws,' ] felt like doing So
myself. BY the consent Of my physicians,
sent 10 you for bottle of the medicine descub
ed viz: 'Wlstai's Balsam of Wild Cherry,
which relieved me almost Immediately. Ate,
had uscd some FIVE or six bottles. / 50 la
TcGoccred as t. be mp and about My cough
ceased, and my lungs were restored TO a healthy
lstale-au irom the healing and balmy influences
aud powerful medical virtues OF Wislai's Bal,
sam.
Were il not from the external injury | re,
Iceived IN my shoulder and arm by the explosion,
ieelconfient that | might have been woI king
at my trade (Which is blarksmithing J but this
has prevented.
BY exposure, ! have since taken several Sc.
we're colds; ard my only remedy has been tine
BilSam.' And now mot cordially recon
mend the genuine Wis,ar'S Bals.m 10 all VIII,
are afflicted wi h Colds, Coughs or Lung Com.
plains. consider j. an Invaluable medicine
a real blessing 20 the world. ANY person dc,
Sirlng further information, may cali on me a
any lime. Your. truly.
CHRISTOPHER r SMITH,
CITY Of Dayton,
Montgomery co, Stale Of Ohio.
Subscribed and sworn 10, before me. Justice
of The Peace, this lllh dav OF Feb, ls15.
EBENEZER FOWLER.
55T, stimony OF three highly cIeditatle citi,
Gems OF Dayton, IN confirmation of lhe above
We the undersigned. be ng intimately a.,
quain ed with Mr. Smith. and hav; ng seen anC
) watched over him frequently during his late II
ness, do moi hesitate TO say that The l~oiegoin.
A IS by no means an exaggerated statement, bu
!, is entitled 10 iu.i credit.
ISienedl A STOUT,
y ID II
HENRY II SMITH.
bThe true and genuine 'Wistar'S Balsar
OF Wild Cherry is sold al established agencic
: in all par ; OF the United States.
} Soil N Cincinnati on the cltncr o. Four
and Walnut stree 5, by
SANFORD PARK,
Ill 1 ~ NJ