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CONSUMPTION Durable!

CONSUMPTION CURABLE!
Robert Sanderson Justice of the Peace in Rush Cree
township, Fairfield county, Ohio, and brother OF "AIa,
General SandersoH, officer in the war OF 1872 Curcd
Consumption by the OF ''Wistar's Balsam OF vii
Cherry" 49, - ,
Rush Creek township, Fairfield CO. Feb 25, 1852
Dear SiT:-As consider that my life has been great
prolonged by my being cured Consumption by the
Dr wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry will state til
synyOns my case, that others similarly afflicted may
Induced try this invAua bic remedy. experienced
difficulty breathingi had the hectic fever with volel
Pushes OF frequent cold chs, with pain
nv side and accompanied by very bad cough
very restless nights and had great night sweats, pers
ring should say at least gallons night wettng Ill
bed completely through had not been able TO work 70
scars but / was much emaciated and almost lelples
when commenced using WistaTs Basam OF Wild Cherr!
used III all 10 bottles and am now free from all tho
complaints, for my health is good.
am now years old, and have not taken any oil III
hlsam 1916, health Is so good as not u
require any medicines But If should have any return i
my symptoms should use wis!ars Balsam Of WI
Cherry. procured the medicine OF MessTs Fall u M"
Cracker, your agents in Lancaster, OHIO: ,,,,,,.
The genuine wistars Balsam Of Wild Cherry has az
sime Of the signature of Henry Wstar, NJ D., PhIad'
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| rraYet wrapper Noothcs can be. ecnuIe.
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The on Of Grape Wine.

THIS Oils the result oftwenty years. investigation by
i French Physlcian and Is now extensively used in
France both the ofksepng the hair glossy and
restoring Il In bald places. g.
Thia OIL u particularly recommended, Il will render
to Hair SON glossy. and pIiahIe besides nakngt about
two shades darker.
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MEDICIN AL.
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry!
Tho bcst Remedy ever known 70 Mnu 10

F.z Coughs, COlds Asthma, Group, Bro'lchiiis influence
h-rfiHg OF the Lungs, Difficult BreGhing LireT AFec.
lie h. Pain or Wedknesso of The Breast on Side First
.a Stages Of Consumption, DC, DC, &c. .a-. -
Inshort this Balsamis peculiarly adapted TO every sas:
:hc Lungs and Liver, wichis produced b. out cvsr
varying climate. .a.. ... tE#.
Wild Cherry long been known to possess imro tai
ncd;cna properties This fact il familiar tOcyery ntIoh
in our IunL and Physicians Onen prescribe II in aBeri
forms Ur variety OF complaints. Tar also has bocn
familiar to the whole country, have gorG .or9.
dccarc that consumption could be cured Oy Lli
atone In hands, again. il nearly vaIless Owing
Eodoubi, 10 their ignorance In preparing Notwithstanding
it,. difficulty entirely obHialed by patehtexer1eiee
and lOug experiment.
TINS extraordinary medicinal powers of these two srb
stances arc now for tho first time, combined and cnhh
in DIR WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. -
nice chemical process everything delcterrus Sefs
Teecied go TINT remains Is the extraordinary
truly eflicacious remedy for all MndsL mOnary1hd 81
diseases known 10 muu. To en- all mlbelovcrs
that Our theory is really true few cases OF
CurespArorI by this wonderful M GLinc.
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Io Tires sared By Ne Of only Three boleS OF FVLsIaT
tl1Jsnrr or TpilH ChsrTH.D

Balsam OF IPTid Cherry"
Mt Eden, Ky, July 81, 1862,
Mcssrs. Iiurcourt, Howard d CO-Gents:-The CDR.
Wstars l}asam of Wild Cherry that bought of yCu has
been OF such signal benefit in my family that wish TO MAXI
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MY wife cold at tho time OF her confinement, which.
cetcd cd her lungs The physicians pronounced her die
ease consumption She had pTOuse night sweats and la
coughs; she given up, despared of her
and her child pSrtook OF her complaint She then
menced taking "TVTstdT's Balsdm Of VIA Cherry" ant
bottles effected entire cure with her and the Chill
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Ihave no doubt they would have been in thei
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-14
The Heroic Women
HISTOR

Comprising some of the most Remarkable Exam
pies of Female Courage, DiSinte7eSteGReSS
and Self-Sacrtce of Ancient and
Modern Times.