Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-02-16
yVistar's IsaIsani OF wild
nj. CherrY!. ~

TNIIE BEST REMEDY EVER KNOWN to
Il Man for Coughs, Asthma, Colds, Group,
Bronchitis, Influenza, Bleeding of the Lungs,
Difficulty of Breathing. Liver Affections, Pain or
weakness of the Breast OF side, First stages of
Consumption, &c, in short, this Balsam Is pocn-
liarly adapted to every disease of the Lungs and
Liver, which is produced by our eycr varying eli.
mate. a..t 1865. -.,sr.I - IL 40
YIN CONSERVATIVE SYMPTOMS "pro-
crastina. ion is the thief of time" in an awful
sense ii shortens existence and hurries the pa-
tient from time into eternity. -
Thousands are dying whose lives might be sal
we'd by the timely use Of Wistar's Balsam ofwild
Cherry a few weeks, few days, may make
fatal difference in the progress of Consumptiye
symptoms. The chances of success increase
greatly with the carlincss Of treatment. Although
in cases seemingly desperate, Wistar's Baisam
has performed cures that arc seemingly miracu-
lOus, still IL is advisable 10 take the Balsam ON
the appearance of the first symptoms.
Consumption, of all diseases, is the ono that
should receive early treatment Every hour OF
delay may m Ike the case moro difficult. In the
war between Disease and Nature, tho sooner we
assist Nature, the more certainly will she win
the victory. If we wnit until disease has bro-
ken the constitution, our aid may come too late
10 be Of service. d7 20 20 ~
MILD CONSUMPTION. (,
This is another form of Consumption, In which
"PRocRAsTINETIoN THE TIuEF OF Tine"
In an awful sense, for II often terminates in
death; from negiecting TO give this disease early
treatment @ - - .l,,
Thousands dying whose lives migh besaved
by the timely use Of Wistar's BaIsam Of Wild
Cherry. A few weeks, afsw days may make n
fatal difference in the progress of consumptiyc
symptoms. -it4 49, a5afl,>l
MILD CONSUMPTION generally comes on
in such gradual and insidious manner that Il
may pass on for many months without lis exIs-
tence being even suspected, until it has made
considerable progress. How often, indeed, do we
hear the remark Of the friends relatives ofsome
young female whose health is delicate, Is O. Iapr
gtTa'a she ts going 10 decline 90 This Is truly a
very common observation, aud there are doubt.
less thousands of females who are laboring under
this form Of Consumption, and who are either
ignorant oftheir situation, otherwise unwilling
to admit that they feel any symptoms which would
indicate its existence. Inyalids of this descrip-
ton are generally so much opposed tobeIng in
ferTogated respecting their symptoms, that Il Is
very often extremely difficult to ascertain tho
true state of their disease; and, owing TO this cir
eumstanee, it often runs neglectected until it as
sumes very serious aspect.
Those threatened with consumption should
bear in mind that s'Wistay's BaLsdm Of VIII
Cherry is the remedy ftat has performed cures
of Consumption that were thought almost mirac-
ulousecures which have astonisbed The inedi4
cad world, and brought the bloom Of health TO
many paid cheek, and Joy and gladpess % ma.
ny a despairing bosom. -, nj I'D - :. a.a
Price 81 per bOttle-six bottles for. Is. ~ ~
Sold by J. ID. PARK, Cincinnati, o.
Northeast corner Fourth and Walnutstreets-cn--
trance on Walnut street-to whom all orders
AsEsTs.-A. Barnes and a. criss, cIarksburgf
Clayton & Benton, Pruntytown Logan d Carr
. Fairmout; h H. Carr e Co., MOrgantoEn; Dr.
| A. H Hall, Weston. = .r % -
July i4h, 1859, ".