Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-21
AxoruER ASTOUNDING CURE

ANOTHER ASToNIsuINC CURE
WiSrAR'S BAI.SAM OF WILD CHERRY,
Ahcsys Triumphant Cure follows cure, III
isouwatd victorious catetll
DAYTON, Feb llth, 1915.
MIR w Whi,morc,
DgGr sir: A. YOU are the regular authorized
ag ut in Dayton, for the sale OF On WlsrARs
BALsAM WILD CugRRY,' TAKE this me;hOd
OF making statement Of facts TO YOU (Which
hope may be published u The worldly III refer
ence TO an almost MIRACULOUS CURE, wtouGht
in my case by means oil he a0ove INyALtADLE
BALsAM.
Language fails TO describe the salpiary eS,
ieciS II produced, and the great benefit derIy-
ell from is use.
The citizens OF Dayton and vicinity, well re-.
collect that on the Sh OF August last receiv>
ed serious injury from The explosion of a can.
non. "A portion of lis cohtents entered nv
right side aud breast; and in all probability.
some fragment or SpinterS of The I am rod pas.
Sed through he 'plura.' and pierced the Lungs.
Alter the lapse OF about SIX weeks, was a,>
lacked with dtFTcSSiHg cough aud violent rain
ia my ftght side. Some ten days after this,
when IN a paroxysm of Coughing, suddenly an
uiecr broke, and . large quantity OF very often
sIvr matter, m ixed with blood, was dlschaTg ed;
most OF which found passage lhroush he open
ing Of the wouni. From this opening there
frequently passed a quantity oil air, supposed to
issue ON the lungs. during all this time my
SuferingS were almost in'clerable.
My Physicians, meanvhile, paid the siticteSt
attention to me, and did all in their rover lol
my recovery. But with all their skill, they
could not rea ch the seat of di stress alter the
L ungs had become effected. was visited dur
ing This TIME by at least tcsniy Physicians.
u was now reduced 10 a certainty, that f1f1-
! nation Of the IuagS was rapidly taking p ace,
and that his wonld terminate my life in a very
Shorl time, was IN the highest degree probable.
AT this criiicai stage, messenger was des.
patched to Cincinnati, and a ceiebraied Physi>
clan of that place was consulted. When h was
made Acquainted with my situation, he remark.
ed that nothing could be done by medical aid a.,
II the constitution II ell was not sufficient 10
throw of The disease.
Ny friends now deSraircd of my recovery,
and bad no earthly ound OF hope to survive
many DAYS Fortunately atihis juno ure saw
one Of DR. WiStaI'S Pamphlets. entitled 'Fami>
iy Medical Guide or Treatise on Can umpiion
81 he Lungs As had often heard Of dying
men catching nj >traws.'I ielt like doing so
myself by the consent Of nv physicians |
sent Ia you for bottle of the medicine descrIb.
ed viz w iStai'S BalSam at Wid Cherry,
winch relieved mo almost Immediately. After
u had used some five or SIX bottles. I so Tar
rcCOUcrcd as I" BE- mp and abort My cough
C aSed, and my lungs were restored 10 a healthy
>tale--all from The healing aud balmy influence
and powerful medical virtues OF Wislal's Bal,
sam.
Were il not from The external injury re-
ceived IN my shoud,r and arm. by the e X posion,
| feel coniiaent that might have been wot kin z
al my Trade (Which Is blackSmhing, but this
has prevented.
Fly exposure, have since taken several Sc
we're colds; and my only remedy has been the
| u ll>am.' And | now mot cordially recon
mend the genuine Wi>tafS Bals.m TO all who
are afflicted wi b Colds Coughs OF Lung Com
plains. ! consider j. an invaluable medicine;
a zeal blessing 10 the world. ANY person de-
Sirng iurther information, may call ON me al
| any Time. Your truly,
CHRISTOPHER r SMITH,
CITY Of Dayton,
! Mont somcrv CO. Stale Of Ohio {
Subscribed and sworn O. before me. Justice
Of ihe Peace, this llth dav OF Feb, Ie45.
EBENEZER FOWLER
/ f.. testimony OF three highly credlatle citi,
Gems OF Dayton, IN coordination OF tbe above
We the undersigned. he ne intimately a.
guam ed with Nj Smith. and av NJ seen and
watched over him frsquen,ly during his late II.
ne'>, do moi hesitate 10 say that he foregoing
is oy no means an exaggerated statement, but
! Is entitled 10 IN credit.
lSisnedl Al STOUT,
J B II DODSON
HENRY II SMITH.