CONSUMPTION,
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sumption in its tcorst rn, but has cured many after
all of relief had been tried in vain. And
why not 1t seems that the WILD CHRRY was des-
tined by Nature to be our PANACEA for the raVagng
diseases OF this cold latitude Let not the despalrlng
invalid waste his money and lose TINE, to him so all
important in experimenting with the trashy nostruns OF
the day. but medicine that will cure, II
be possible-a medicine that science approves and
many years of experience have demonstrated that 1t at
Ic1VS relieves.


'' There is no such thing aiI" in the history of
this wonderful Balsam. Evidence the most ring,
evidence that no one can doubt, fully establishes THIS
fact. For the sake of bIevty select the following
from thousands.


Isaac PIatt Esq, Editor Of the Pokeepsie Eagle, one
of the most influential journals in the State of New York,
states under the authority of his name that young
lady, relative of hs of very delicate constitution was
attacked in Feb 1912, with cold, which imme-
diaely produced splitting of blood, cough fever, and
other dangerous and alarming symptoms Through med
ca treatment and she partially recovered during
summer. But the return of winter she attacked
violently than at rst she became scarcely aole to
walk and was troubled with cough, chls and fever
every day, and appeared 10 be going rapidly with
sumption at this time, when there was no sign of i'm
proVement, Mr.. Plat procured bottle of YViStar'S
BalSam of Wild Cherry, which she took, and
ii seemingly restored her. She got second and before
it was taken she was restored to perfect health which
she has enjoyed to the present tme without the slight
est symptoms of her former disease.


Mr.. Platt says the under my own obser-
Vation, and cannot be mistaken 10 the facts


EXTR9CT OF II LETTER FROM Il POST


.1LASTER, DATED


PEMBROKE, Washington Co, Maine, April 29, 1874.


Mr.. ISAAC BUrrs.-Dear Sir: At the request Of
many of my friends in this place and vicinity who
afflicted with consumption and liver complaints, take
the liberty of asking you to appoint some in this
county as agent TO sell WiSfar'S BalSam of
Wild Cherry, and 10 send him few dozen,
there is of it for sale within 200 miles from this
have doubt that it would meet with ready sale if
it were where could be procured without too much
pense and delay.


My wife was attacked ABOUT six months since with
what the physicians called the first stage of consumption
complaint very prevalent in this section of the
try. Having the Balsam advertised in Augusta,


4d-20O MILES FROM HEREE8
took the pains to send there for bottle of it, which
she took, and which helped her much that sent for
now she has not felt well for six years she does
at this time. All those who have inquired of me and
ascertained what effect the Basam had anxious to
have for sale in This vicinity which is the
of my writing to you.


Please inform by of mail whether you con-
clude to send some, and if whom order that
may be known where it can be Eal.


/ am, with respect, yours etc.


P. G. FARNSWORTH, P. NJ.
The whole country is fast learning that medicine
no physician-no preparation of any kind whatever-
can equal DR.. WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.


II TRULY WONDERFUL CURE.


WATERVILLE, Oneida Co., N. Y, Sept. Is, Is43.
Dear Sr-I it the afflicted to inform You that
in January last, was attacked by very violent cold
caused by working in the water, which settled on my
lungs. 1t Was accompanied by very pain in my
breast and sdes, also distressing cough. had In at.
tendance all the best medical aid in village but
after eXhausng all their skill avail, they pro-
nounced my disease CONFIRMED CONSUMPTION, and
they one and all gaze up to die After much per-
suasIon got the consent of my physician to the
BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY, prepared by DIR. WIS
TAR IpuIchased of the Agent in our place one bot
tie before using half of which began to gain strength
anil IT very evident my cough much better and
my symptoms in every way improving. l have now
used three bottles, and restored perfect health
This result is alone owing to the of DIR. WIsTAR's
BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY and l. take this method
ogvns Information partly pay you the debt of srati-
tude owe you, and partly that others similarly afflicted
may know where to apply for relief.


Very truly yours
- JAMES SAGE.
. Ma PALMER, Druggist, under date of WaterYille
Sept. "a, 1S43, writes:
he statement given You by Mr.. James Sage is well
known TO be true by this whole community It certain
~ was most remarkable The sale of the Basam
Is very good and its success in cures truly Ratsring


Yours respectfully