Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-02-27

8-A.An % WMa Ca1ffys
For the immediate relief and rapid cure Of
Group, Consumption, Asthma, Coughs, Colds.
Hoarseness, and all disorders Of the Lungs and
Chest.
CoNsu,frTIox or rHE Loses.-To the con-
sumptiye truly aProcrastination is the thief Of
TIme"-a truth as solemn as it Is important.
BUTT is one, perhaps, that is not fully realized
until some woful neglect has caused along and
painful disease. How necessary is II, then, tn
pay due attention to the slightest symptoms.
and to act with promptness and decision in
cases which are TO US OF the greatest moment,
and Immediately procure the right remedy for
removing an enemy so fatal to our happiness.
We knoie DR- WsTAR's BALsAn OF WiLD
CHERnY to be q sovereign remedy foe al Breast
and Lung affections. 1t has cured consump
ton when so far advanced that the patient ex-
Perieneed those miserable sensations caused
by the death-like ehiIls which often follow the
perspiration Of the night and morning. the
barrassing cough and expeetorstion, distress
sing pains in the chest and difficulty Of BREATH
ing, the Woebegone sinking feelings praduced by
this disease, when the anxious friends had
given up all hope Of the patients recovery but
supposed him hopelessly sinking into an early
grave.
Do not procrastinate. but make use OF Wis
tar's Balsam, and live healthy and happy.
Important to those afflicted Nth dis
eases of the Lungs and Breast.
Will miracles never eeasel More evidence
Of its surprising haalth-re storative virtues!
Another Astsnishing Csrei
Hislar's Balsana Of FTIa Cherry al'rsss 7ri,u,-
phaRI
DAYrox, FEB. ii. 1s49.
Mn. wv. wIrzoRE-Dear Sir: As you
ure the regular suthorized agent in Dayton for
the sale Of "Dr. Wistar's Balsam oi Wild
Cherry" take this method OF making state
ment Of facts to you (Which nope may be pub
lished to the world) In reference to an almost
miraculous cure. wrought in my case by the
means Of the above INVALUABLE BAL
SAM.
Language fails to describe the selutary effects
it produced, and the great benefit derived
from its use.
The citizens Of DAYTON and vicinity viii
reeolleet that on the 9Th Of August last re-
ceived serious injury from the explosion Of
cannon. A portion Of its contents entered
my right side and breast, and in all probability,
some fragments or splinter, of the ramrod pas
sed through the 'plurn,' and pierced the
lungs.
After the lapse of about three weeks, I was
attacked with distressing cough and pain IN
my right side. Some ten DAYS after this, when
in n paroxysm of coughing, an ulcer suddenly
broke, and a large quantity OF very offensive
matter, mixed with blood was discharged; most
of which found passage through the opening OF
the wound. From this opening theee fire.
quentl, pa sed a quantity Of air, supposed to
issue from the lungs. During all this time my
sufferings were almost intoerable.
Ny physicians, meantime paid the strictest
attention to me. and did all in their power
for my recovery. But with all their skill they
could not reach the seat Of distress, alter the
lungs had become effected. Twas visited during
this time by at least 20 physicians.
1t was now reduced to a certainty that in
hamation Of the lungs was rapidly taking place
and that it would terminate my life in short
time, was in the highest degree probable.
At this critical stage, message was dis
patched to Cincinnati, and celebrated physi- |
clan of that place consulted. When he was
made acquainted with my situation, he remar- |
ked that nothing could be done by medical aid
il the constitution itself was not sufficient to /
throw off the disease.
My friends now dispaired Of my recovery, 1
and had no earthly hope Of surviving many !
DAYS. Fortunately at this juncture | saw one
Of DR.. Wistar's pamphlets, entitled "Family |
Medical Guide,.' or '.Treatise on Consumption !
Of the Lungs" As had often heard OF dying I
men ''catcbing at straws." felt like doing so
myself Bv the consent Of my physician, |
sent TO you for a bottle Of the medicine des- /
.ribed, viz: "Wistar's Balsamof Wild Cherry"
which relieved me almost Immediately. After |
using some FIVE or six bottles, | so far recovered
IS to be up and about. My cough ceased and
my lungs were restored to q healthy state-all
from the healing and balmy influences, and
powerful virtues Of Wistar's Balsam.
Were il not for the external injury recei-
,ed in my shoulder and arm by the explosion,
EEL confident that | might have been working
If my trade (Which is Blacksinithing) but this
las prevented it,
By exposure, have since taken several
.oIds, and my only remedy has been "BAL-
SAM.n And | most cordially recommend
he genuine Wistar's Balsam to all who are
.fficted with Colds, Coughs or Lung Com
,laints. ] consider it an invaluable medicine
"a real blessing to the world. ANY person
Iesiring further information, may call on me at
my time. Yours, truly,
CHRIS TOPPER X. SMITH.
Dayton, Montgomery co, Ohio.
Subscribed and swoIn to, before me, Justice
,s the Peace, this | lth day oi February, 1919.
EBENEZER F0W LER.
Iesliniony Of three highly credible eitisens of
Dayton in confirmation Of tte abOUe:
We. the undersigned, being intimately ae