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The Heroic Women
HIS STORY.

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Comprising some OF tne most ltelnafkaole EHaii-
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Henry 7. Chapne. 9th ward-Jamcs S. Campbell.
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MEDICINAL.
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For CoushF Colds, asthma, Group, Bronehitis Influenza
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tio,ls, Pain Weakness of the Breast or Side First
Stages Of Consumption, DC, &C., de-
In short this Balsam peculiarly adapted to every disease
of the Lungs Liver, which is produced by our cVerP
va wing climate. .,.,,
Wild Cherry long been known TO possess iIPo
medicinal properties This fact is familiar to every
la our land and Physicians oen prescribe II IN usie
forms for variety OF complaints. Tar, also, mas psS
equally noted for Its yirtuesI and some physicians WHO'S
names familiar to the whole country have gone ,
to declare that consumption could be curcu ny ;
alone In other hands, again. 1t was nearly
no doubt their ignorance in preparing and aunnssi
it-a difficulty entirely obviatcd by
Tine Extraordinary medicinal powers of these two SUD-
m nR WISTAR,S BNLSAM OF WILD CHERRY. II.
nice process, everything dclcterus or useless
rejected so that what remains Is the most an
truly remedy all kinds OF pulmonary nhd 1--we
diseases ever known to maI To convince all unbencse.
that our theory is really true refer TO few cases
cures pc lormed by this wonderful medicine
"a 9a999 ~ 9 8 { Z 9 z I
4eo lires sared By of only three bottles of 'Pstar
Bdlsam Of Wild Cherry" ...' I'LL. X.
Mt Eden, Ky. July 81. 1852
Mcssrs Harcourt, Howard & Co.-Gcns:-Ihc ID
is,ar,s lasam of Wild Chcrry that bought OF you In
been OF such signal benefit in family that wish 10 max
its virtues known for the benefit of tho public
My wife cold at the time OF her confinement, WINS
ccttlcd lungs. The physicians pronounced heI u
case consumption prOfuse night swcatsi ana MAJ
coughs; she was given for we despaed o. hei vel
mcnced taking "Ipistdr's Bafsdni or wa CheITy a
three bottles effected entire cure with her and The o
both ~;
Ch=rry. SETH H. "hahoi'
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