Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-13
Willis II Massey,
Iohn Rfipl.fou
STILL FURTHER Peoof.

PGov,prNcE; n. l.. Septr 20, rs.
d. Swayre' Dear sM | feel called 10y a sense Of
duty owe TO suffering huinaniiyio acknowledge my
grateful thanks for the wonderful effects of your Com.
pound syrup of Wild cherry, OF me, AFTER having suffered
months after moGils with tile most affecting disease;
Consumption with scarcely a ray OF hope or a deacon
Isht.to guard Tue agsinst my own horrible forebodings
. lac circumstances which fret led TO tie awful state of
debility was from taking a very heavy 'cold,' which
seemed 10 hx Itself upon Tie lungs, which, gradually
grew worse, the profuse night sweat, a hacking cough,
expressions of the breast, splitting of blood, with great
general debility. My constitute II seemed broken down,
and nervous system very much impaired. with all The
Symptoms of conh, med Consumption. l went to Phil.
%atelphia, aud was treated there by ply siciaus OF tic
highest rcspectahiIty, but sIiil grew worse, until they
gave I'VE NJ as i%ncurah.e, aud advised NE TO 90 South;
but being very poor afler losing so much time from my
work. aud having spent alt my money on The vaTious
pateoI medicines which were recommended so highly
through The medium OF the press, I was unable 10 take
their advice. Ben: n member OF the Order OF Odd
Fentws .hcy supplied me with money gtatuitously to
send me 10 my niebds in Saco, blaine. I was uoltcd
~ physicians Of Tire hishes, standing there, but received
no benefit whatever hom them hut gradually grew
worse. until my PHYSICIANS and myself gave up all hopes
OF my ever recovering, and I felt Ike Que who IL n out
TO pass through the valley of the shadow Of death At
this awful junction | heard OF yonr compound Syrup Of
Wild Cherry, aud knowing you to be a regular praeti
sing physician In Philadelphia, gave me more confidence
in the medicine, so concluded as a last resort, TO make
n trial Of Il. I sent 10 You agent Ia Boston, and pur~
! chased one bottle, which relieved me very much, I then
procured two bottles more. which I am happy TO say,
/ eNiifcll NuFtu we aA I Hl NOW tUIpy WI utitt utdith
than ( have had bfore in my life. II seemed to have
a beneficial effect q once. { gained strength rapidly,
although reduced tea mere skeleton, aud I feel satisfied
from is salutafy effects Ia my own case, that Dr
Swayne's compound syrup OF wild Cherry will cure
, any case OF diseased Lungs. II taken according to the
, prescribed rules coeaiued In the pamphlet accompany
ing the medicines. Even the physicians who witnessed
my case are highly fscom",sadi"s '' o" sin'Iiar cases; and
rsish vou 10 fs.ho thts P"uie so THAT others who ara
j. .,g...aa a. have been, may know where 10 pIo ufe
- a remedy at hfst, Vbieh viii reach q cir .Iisesse.withoul
tampering with and running their constitutions with
many quack nostrnls with which the whole countr,
u flooded, preparsdby persons who have no knowIedgI
o. the science of mdioine, In theory or practice, but an
got up merely witha mercenary view.
4 ANA ScstIe, mber Of the Hope Lodge Of I o o
!. r, IN Pfovidonee,R I and will 10 happy to give an
. Information IN Terah Ia the efficacy Of your medicine
aud can give proof tat my case IL not exaggerated II
the least. ALBERT "A ROSS.
TO Dt n Swaync.
The public should remember that all Preparations o
- wild Cherry arc Gsffioas and coasiefsH except tina
~ Tearing tie wutten ygaature Of DR. sWAYNE. n
Of ~cafefuito obtain the fuuinc medcipe and a cure " n
rs most certain Il used ecsrding to tho prescribed ruic
a. laid down W. the pamAiets when can be obtained Of N
agents gratis.
y" The only agents INV heoiinu are DR. BAKER. co
g Main and Monroe St.. and J q & Y n MARSt
Ztnss How VIM nofn, Pitsbursh. y u Hinmai
Ciucinpaii nf Crci2h Wa.hington; Dr WIN n wao
Msysviite; and by agnts in al the principal towns
sire United Slate. az 20