Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-04-13
Wistar's Esalsarsi Of yyfsd
Cherrytt

INlE BEST REMEDY EVER KNOWN >.
- Man Tor Coughs, Asthma, Colds. From,
Bronchitis, Influenza, bleeding Of tho Luna
Difficulty Of Breathing. Liver Affections pairor
weakness of the Breast or side, First s.ages 4,
Consumption, &C., in short, this Balsan Il ,oc,,
iarly adapted to every disease of the Lungs AMI
Liver: which produced by our ever yaryth = III
mate. 5J rirff $500
III IN CONSERVATIVE SYMPTOMS apro-
crasiina ion is the thief of timc,' In an nwf,I
sense us 1t shortcns existence ind hurries IN, mn
tent from time into eternity.
thousands are dying whose lives might be sa- .
yea by the timely uso of Wistar's Balsan of wild
Cherry. few weeks, few days, may make n
fatal difference in the progress of Consamptive
symptoms The chances of success increaso
greatly with the cnrliness oftrcatment Altl,ouai,
IN cases seemingly desperate, Wistar's Balsatn
nus performed cures that are seemingly miracu-
lonF' sill IL is advisable to take the Balsam ON
tue appearance of the first symptoms.
consumption, of all diseases, Is the ono that
should receive early treatment. Every hour of.
oeiay may IN Ike the case moro difficult In the !
war between Disease and Nature, the sooner we
ossist Nature, tho more certainly will she win
the victory. If we wait until disease has bro.
Ken the constitution, our aid may come too late
to be ofservice.
MILD CONSUMPTION. Pr
This Is another form of Consumption, In which
"PRocRAsrfSATIoN Is THE TmEF OF TtME ~
In an awful sense, for Il often terminates I'm
death; from neglecting to give this disease early
treatment
Thousands are dying whose lives rliipFtbesaved
by the timely use OF Wistar's Baisafn Of wild,
Cherry. a few weeks, f0w days may make a
fatal difference in tho progress Of consump,Iv,
symptoms.
MILD CONSUMPTION generally comes ON
=" Such gradual and inSidions manner chat II
may pass on for many months without lis ..is.
'ehce oeing even suspected, until Il has mada
considerable progress. How often, indeed. DOVE {.
near the remark Of tho friends or relatives ofsons
young female whose health is delicate /" q. lam
cjTaid she is SoingtO decline 80 This IL traIs n
very common observation, and there IRE doubt.
less thousands Of females who are Iaboring unde,
This form of Consumption, and who are eith,r
ignorant oftheir situation, or otherwise in4,Ilfs,
TO admit that they feel any symptoms which would
indicate its existence. Inyalids of tht. a.sc,,n.
non arc generally SO much opposed 70 being in
'0ifogaied respecting their symptoms, that Il is
very often extremely difficult to ascertain the
trne state OF their disease; and. owing 70 this cir
eulnstance' 1t often runs neglectected until e
snmes very serious aspect 4nsa ~
Those threatened with consumption should
bear in mind that WTSfay's Balsam Of Wild =
Cherry is the remedy that has performed cures
Of Consumption that were thought almost nirac-s.
ulOnss-c1res which have astonislledi the medic 4
cal world, and brought the bloom Of health 10
many paid cheek, and joy and gIadness 70 ma
p
NY despairing bosom. aasisTs ~ ~
Price o. per bOttIe-six bottles for Is. Il ao.Iii5
Sold by J. ID. PARK, cincinnati9o mo1
Northeast corner Fourth and Walnut stfects@eris
slanee on Walnut lst5eet--to whom all orders
AoEsTs.-A, Barnes and A. criss, clarksburg,
Clayton & Fenton, Pruntytown !; Logan q Carr,
fairnout; H. Ii. Carr d Co., Morgantown; d I
A.. II. Hall, Weston. = 9
July i4h, 1885,, Iy.