Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-01-21
WISTAR,S Balsam Of Wild CheHy'!

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Tho best remedy ovcr known 70 Han
FSr Coystr, Ca,3i, Ii.tme, .Br'r:katI, Ifec:Fa
r."&ag e M' Lusss, DHSerR brea.h,"s'
Ltv:r Affections, Pain or IVtstas'' q h'
Bras, or Sid, First sag; ConSa'ag'f'"'
wrsrAR,s DALsAM or WILD CHERRY
Is the remedy that eivrc immediate relief
performs rupid cures Of Coughs, Colds rams
and Soreness in the Breast.
INFLUENZA = CONSUMPTION
IT'D indeed melancholy truth, tina. thonaend'
| fall victims 10 consumption every year from nc
other Cause than neglected colds yet We hho
hundreds and Thousands, who treat Snch com
plants with tho greatest indifference, ana Ie,
| ihcm run oil for weeks and even months withoc,
thinking Of tho danger. Al first, you have VIVA
YOU consider slight cough or cold; you a'o"
business, pleasure or careessness TO preyen. yoH
From giving it any attention it then eetties upon
your breast, you become hoarsc, have pains ~
tho side or chest, eIpcctorate large quanu',es ..
matter, perhaps mixed with blood; d''hcul'y oil
breathing cnsucs, and then you find your own
foolish neglect has brought on this complaint.
| II then you value your life or health be wafned
in tnr and don't riilc with your cold; but 'n'nc-
diaiely procure bottle or two Of that famous re-.
NEEDY, DR. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY, which Is vol known to be tho most
speedy cure ever known, as Thousands will tcssI-
II, whose lives have been saved BY it.
For influenza i. is tao veTy best medicine in
the world.
Be not deceived, remember TINT it ia
"Dr. Histar's Balsam Of ipiId Chrry."
tia, performs tho most wonderful cures, and i is
tho remedy that will afford you immediate relief.
Thousands are dying who might have been say;
cd by the ,imely use Of Wistar's Balsam oil Miid
Cherry. A few weeks, a few days, may make
fatal difference In the progress OF coasuihPase
SYMPTOMS. Read the statement oil James u
Williams, Merchant:
whitley Court House, Ky.
September 99th, 1883
John D. Purk-DEAR SIR: Some two or thrce
years ago was taken with very bad cold, was
| very hoarse and coughed n great deal, and so
continued to do Tor two OF three months. though
paid no attention TO my cough, thinking II wouia
cease after while, as is usual with cold, thoush
ultimately commenced coughing up b!o0d very
| freely, and had a continued anxiety to cough. !
then got bottle Of Dr.. Jayhe's E1pectorant, and
| i, done ME no good as could discover. | was
advised by my physicians to try cdr. Wtstar'S
Balsam Of Wiid Cherry" igota bottle ofit, ana
strange to tell, but true, before had used the
first bottle full my cough wts entirely removed,
and has not since returned, although have since
had violent colds. believe that invalids VIII re-
ceiyc much greater benefits from il than from ON
er remedies. remain your friend,
JAMES C. WILLIAMS.
TITO frss sared by Tie usc Of only three bottles q
lpTsiar's BaisGm Of Wild Cherry!
Mount Eden, KY, July "a, 1852:
Messrs. Harcour,, howard & Co.-Gents: The
"Dr. wistar's Bslsam of Wild Cherry'' bought
of you has been of such signal beneftin my fam
;ly that wish to make its virtues known tor the
benefit of the public.
My wife took cold at the time Of her contirc-
ment, which settled on her lungs. The physicians
pronounced her disease consumption. She had
proluse nigh. swea,s and bad coughs; she was
given up, for VIC dcspared Of her recovery, and
her child par,ook Of her complaint. She then
commenced taking Wistar's Balsam OF Wild Cher
~, and three bottles effected an entire cure with
her and the child both.
have no doubt tina, they would have now been
in their graves if they had not used Of Wistar's
Balslm Of Wild Cherry. SETH i. SEAReY.
Seth n. Sca,cy, whose certificate is above, il
| man OF as much veTacity us any in the county
and man of cool Judgment, and we place entire
confidence in his statement.
HARcouRT, Howard & Go.