Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-01-11
DIR. s.wAYNE,s

iEzI-EbHATED Family Medicines.-Cu folovse6rS,
~ More proof of the efficacy of Dr. SwAYNEs COMpOENee
SYKUP OF WILD CHERRY the Original and Genni hn
Ser Coughs Colds Asthma Brn
ing, Pain in the Side and Breast Papitaton Of the Hr
Debility diseases he do Ns
5ne most m S91 sPeeqE cure known for of the above
''--' ANOTHER HOME CERTIFICATE.
DR.. swAyNE's Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry, is all It
Of the that have been recorded we NAV f
say the annals of Medicine furnish to surpsss I
Sumption even when life had been despaired Of u 0'n
Dr. SwAYNEDear Sir For the good of the public feel
myself duty bound to testify to the great which you
Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry performed For nv
part feel as every body ought to know it, was afflicted
ness sound of the voice indicating alarming state of
disease; my appetite gone and strength had SO far
failed that my friends and persuaded could
taker made inquiry where she would be likely procure most
certain relief She told that if Dr. Swaynes Compound
Syrup of Wild Cherry failed in the cure my life hopeless
Your medicine Immediately procured and the first bottle
gave relief and by the had sixth bottle
my cough left me- and strength much improved In short
it has made perfect of and am at present hear
ty wh and have good believe that the of
your medicine has saved me from premature grave shall
be pleased to give any information respecting
h0"fS' Wis TsA 19lesf MORGAN REEVES,
No SO Chester street, between Vine Philadelphia
A PHYSICIANS TESTIMONY.
DIR. J. H. ELLISON, Frankfort, Ky, says-I was induced
from failure of the most potent expectorants recommended
try preparation of Wild Cherry It is sufficient to say,
that much pleased with the result of that
quent trials that prescribe in preference all
remedies have been engaged in active practice for twelve
years. and this the first Patent Medicine thought
enough of to express an opinion in writing.
The genuine article is prepared only by Dr. Swayne inven
tor and sole proprietor of Eighth and Race Streets
Philadelphia All Wild Cherry preparations being positive
Ia fictitious and counterfeit without his signature.
WORMS! WORMSH
Dr. SwAYNE's VERMIFuGE-Read this wonderful cure
PHILADELPHIA, March 20, 1885,
DR.. SwAYNE-Dear Sr-Having made of various nau-
seous Vermfuge Medicines which had been ghy appaued
by propreors without the slightest good effect hay
heard neghbors speaking in the highest of your
Medicine its delightful taste and wondtm effect although
felt somewhat discouraged from the result of the articles Ihad
forced upon my already emacated sck dypeptic looking
child whose delicate and almost out frame the Worms
had already begun to make their concluded
trial your most vataHe Trmge, When to great joy
the Worms had to let their deadly and strong holds upon
my child which perfectly healthy assuming all the
color the roe with all the mrhunes of innocent and
playful child. Yours, with respect,
TOBIAS WIEGAND, No. g. HOwel-sreet,
Between Schuylkill, Third and Fourth.
BEWARE OF MISTAKES.
RE1EMBER-DR SwAYNE's VERAIIFUGE put up in square
bottles covered with beautiful wrapper (ee engrayng0
with the Portrait of Dr. Swayne thereon also his signature
None other is genuine. -
Dr. Swaynes Sarsaparia and Extract Tar Pills mild
and gentle purgave unsurpassed by medicine for
ing the bile cleansing the stomach, and eeeuay purifying
the blood.
The above valuable Medicines prepared by DR. SwAYNE
N w. of Eighth and Race-streets, Philadelphia,
whom all orders should be addressed.
For SALE wholesale and retail, by
A. C. EVANS & BROTHER, Wilmington n G.
Also, by J. & W. JoHNsoN Clinton SAM J. HINSpAIE,
Fayetteville N c. and by most respectable dealers med
cines throughout the United States. "a