The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-10-10
PINE .C1MPoUND

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WHITE PINE sClMPoUND
rs tow Alfred to the sffiietsd throughox
the country. after having been proved W
the tesl of eleven years, in the New Eng
laid states, where 1T. merits. have become
as yell known asthe tree from which, in
part, IL derives itEirtues:5s it
TIE WHITE PINE eoaPoHND CURES
Sore throat; colds, coughs. Dyphtheria.
broueh il SeEittiag OF blood, and pullman
.ary sfeeti5infs if gehefally., 1t is a remarkable
remedy 1,r kidney -eoapiaints, diabetes.
difficulty OF voiding ffine, bleeding from
The kiJneys snd .hAd dayrl gfs+sf and stAs
complaints --e,~sr
The 1Ihite Pine compound.
:" It was eariyin' the spring ef 80 ths
>thfs- s-catnpp,iii wasn9iginatsd: membes
of ,my family was afflicted with an irrits-
tioh Of the throat attended with disagres-
Iable eoughs- Ihad. for some months pre-
yious thought that apreparatfon having for
its basis the inside bark of white pine might
be 80 compounded es to be very usesul in
in diseases of the throat and lungs. Totsst
the value Of it in the case alluded 10, COM
rounded a.small quantity of ths medicine
that had been planning, and gave it in
teaspoonful doses. The result vas exceed
ihgly gratifying. Within swo days the ir-
ritatinn of the throat was removed, the cough
subsidized. and speedy cure WIS effected.
Soon after this sent some 70 lady in Lon
denderry, N. H.. who had been suffering
for some weeks fEom bad cough ,essasionsd
By sudden cold. and. had raised musua
streaked with food. She soon found rs-
lief and sent for more. She touk about tea
ounces of it, and got well. J. B. Clarke.
ESQ.,, editor Of the Manchester Daily Nirroe,
made trial of the same preparation in the
case Of a severe cold and Was cured imms
diately. He was so highly pleased with
the results. and so confident in success al
tending its sales, if placed before the public,
that he finally persuaded me to give 1t ,
name, and send it abroad to benefit the suf-
fering. In No. ember. 1885, first advsr-
tised it under the name Of White Pine Cona-
pound. In two year. from th al time there
had been whnlcsaled in Manchester alone
one hundred dollars worth where it took
the lead of all the cough remedies in the
Market and it still maintains that position.
There is good reason for this; It is very
soothing and healing in its nature, is warm
ing to the stomach. and pleasant withsl "
the taste, and is exceedingly cheap.
As remedy for kidney complaints the
White Pine Compound stands unrivslsd
It was, not originated for th at purpose; bss
a person in using il fora cough was not only
cured of the cough, but WIS also cared II .
kidney difficulty of ten !ear' standing.
Since that accidental discovery many thou
sands haye used it for the. same complaint.
and have been connpleteis cured"
he above was written aiysDs Poland IN
1860. Since then, as in Msnchester. the
White Pine Compound hss4tsken the lead
| of all Cough remedies. as well as pr-para-
| tions FIR the cufe of Kldne y difficulties, in
every eitv ,tew villagt and hamlet through
out the New England States.
This remedy is as safe and pleasant -
take as it ie ,effectual.
The editorsof the Manchester Daily aud
Weekly Mirror, m the leader Of the Daily.
! thus writes Of the Compound :"The v hite
Pine Combined is advertised at much length
| in our columns, and we are happy to learn
that the dem nd for it is increasing beyond
| all Previous expectations. It Is. the very
| best medicine for coughs snd,eolds we know
of, and no family tlrat5has once used it will
Ebe without it. We speak from our own
knowledge, it is sure to kill;a cold and pleas
ant as it is sure. The greatest inventions
come by accident, and it is singular that the
White Pine Compound, made for coughs.
and colds should prove tg: be the greatept
! remedy for kidney dif difHfiieai.s;es kfrOwn. But
80 it is. We cannet doubt it, SO many tes-
timonials come to Us from well known men.
/ Besides, the character of rr. Poland is sush
that we knox that he will uot. countenanes
/ whatiis wrapg.i For years s4
| '"Baptirt clergyman: studying medicine
to find remedies f,r his ailments: with del.
icate, consumptive: look. standing with ona
lfootupon the grove, he made the discovery
which saved Himself. and. called out from
fothers the strongest testimonials pessible.-
4 We have kfown Dir. Poland for year,, and
never knew more conscientious honest.
upright man, j and areglad to state that We
believe whatever he says about his White
THE re I'1s'd WHIrE PINE coAaPouHD.
lGEO! GEW, SWEET, Md. Proprietor,
/ Prepared at the New England Botanical
Depot. lu6 H'nover Street; Boston.
| Under the Supervision of Rev !. W. Pc
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Strong 4 ARMSTRONG. clevtl.nl. q. and
Benton N ers, Canfeld 90, Wholsale Agts.
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