The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-10-03

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9. Doctor =
). W. roisnds
wHITE PINE coMr6UND
is row offered 70 sh e afaiessda thronghout
the country alter hsriag been proved by
the tes1 OF eleven years, in the New Eng
lard states, where lts merits have become
as we'll know as the tree from which, in
part ii der ives it yirtaess
TIE WHITE PINE COMPOUND CURES
Sore throat. colds, coughs, Dyphtheria,
bronchitis, splitting of blood, and puluseh
Hary affectio generally EIt isa TEN srka6le
remedy for Kidney corhpfaintS diabetes.
difficulty Of. voidiAg urine, BLEEDING from
the kidneys and bladder, gravel and othss
complaints.
~ The Ittite7 R;saca Compound.
1T was early in the spring of 80 thas
this compound was originated. membx
of my family was afflicted with an irrita-
ton Of the throat attended Yith,a disagres-
able eJcoagh II had for -sorae- months pre-
vious thought that preparation haviug for
its basis the inside bark Of W hite pine might
be go compounded es to be very useful in
III diseases of the throat and lungs. To ted
lthe valuegof it in the cnse alluded to, I com
sounded small quantity OF the medicine
that had been Planning. .snd gaye it in
| lteaspoonfuf dcses. ] he result was exceed
ingly graft. ing. Within two days the ir-
ritation Of the throat vas rsmeyed the cough
subsided sand aspeedy. eusegwas effected.
4 = 20, l,I I.pva-
tdenderry, n n. who had been suffering
for some weeks fron bad cough, eesasionsd
by sudden cold, and had ra,sed musM
streaked with ;b,ood.. She soon found re-
lief and cent for more, She took about ten
ounces Of it, and got well. j. B. Clarke.
ESQ, editor of fhe Manchester Daily Mirror.
made trial of the same preparation in the
Tease. of asevere cold and WasScnred imms
tdiately. He was so highly pleased with
/ the reeult. and so. confident in success at-
tending its sales, if placed before thepublis.
that he finally persuaded me to give 1t
name, and send itrabroad 20 benefit the suf
4 ferine. = IN Noiember. 1855, l frstsadvsr-
tised it under the name of White Pine Com
pound. In two year. from. that time there
HAD been wifofeeafed in Manchester alone
one hundred dollars worth, where it took
1.-THE lead Of all the cough remedies In the
market, and it still maintains that position
There is good reason for .tbie; it il very
tsoothing and healing in its nature, is v arm
ing to the stomach. and pleasant withal 10
the taste. and i. exceedingly cheap.
l. As a-remedy fer kidney complaints the
White Pine Compound stands unrivaled.
It.was not originated for that purpose; bat
a person in using it for cough was not only
Ecured of the cough, but was also snrsd OF q
Kidney difficulty of ten years standing.
Since that accidental discovery ma ny thou
sands have used If. .forthe same emplaiat,
and have been completely cured"
/ I be above was written by Dr.. Poland in
1850. Since then, as in Msnchester, the
White Pine Compound has taken the lead
of all Cough rem edies. as well as prepara-
ltions fer the cure of kidney difficulties. in
tevery city town village and hamlet through
Iout the New England states.
This remedy is as safe and pleasant 30
| The editor Of the Manchester Daily aad
Weekly Mirror in the leaderof the Daily.
thus writes Of the Compound: "The VI hite
Pine Combined is advertised at much length
in our columns, and we are happy to learn
that the demand for it is increasing beyond
all previous expectations. 1t is the very
best medicine for coughs and colds we know
of, and no family that has once usedit will
be without it. We speak from our own
knowledge, it is sure to Kill cold and pleas
ant as it assure. - The greatest inventions
come by accident. and it is singular that the
White Pine Compound, made for eonghs.
4 and colds should prove to be the greate.t
remedy fer kidney difficulties known. Bat
so it ia. We )cannet doab BIT It, so many tss-
timonials come to Us from we'll known men.
4 Besides, the character of DR.; Poland ID such
tn at we know that he wiflnot countenanse
: what is wrong. For years.
: tsBaptist clergyman, studying mac ieine
to find remedies for his ailments. with del
icate, censumptive look. standing with one
foot upon the grave. he made the discovery
. which h-sayed himself, and esfledou from
others the strongest testimonials posi- le.-
We have known DIR p GLAND for years, and
never knew a. more conscientious, honest.
upright man, and arr glad to stats that wa
; believe whatever he says abeut his White
THE WHITE FINE cczRoUND.
tGEOkGE w. SWEET, N u, Proprietor.
Prepared at the New England Botanical
Depot. -l06 H. mover Street, Boston,
] Under the Supervision Of Rev. J.W. 20,
Hand. ~-t,..---z sszs.-s.srf
Strong 4 Armstrong. Cleveland, o. and
Benton Myers Garfield, o.; Wholesale Agt's.
Ayres d Drummer, sole agt's foTWy yandot Go.
Ohio. rezs 4.sf.s Sc, sEs,s $50
Feb 2sth, Is67-ly. y.e9sa za4
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