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zHe6estreaedy kssose,s Tie soorld fortkecure Of
coughs, colds, asthma, group, bleeding Of tie


Hangs tcEoopssg cough 6ro7setiffs issqss-7 .
aoi ~ s'laa, saoxl"ess ef breath: pain and ri ta
FateS3 - HUeT comp pl0H1t, and the - f'zse 7os
tssl.st.. ..s5s first etGges of s.4f8s as Is a4s1
Ea.z IS CONSUMPTION z.4 s.f7
We viii not ssserttha this BALS4AMswLcureC Con.
sg6tion IN it seerst form but il has cured many aeI
by Mature to our for the rsvaging diseases
ofahs cold latitude Letno the despaifing Invalid sasls
his money and him 50 all important
experimenting with the trashy nostrums of the day. but
nse at once melcne tat will cure ifa cure be pos
gleea medicine that science approves, and
experience have demonstrated that # isoags


= There as no such thing as fdite in9fhe hstDryp
thlstyonderul Batsam Evidence the most convincing


eTidence thai no one doubt, fully establishes This fact
tor the sake OF bFevfy select the following tod-
sands. ~. !. =.


Isaac Plat, Esq, Editor Of the Pokeepsie Eagle one
ofthe most Influential jourhals the state New York
states, under the authoEityof his ayong
ady relative OF his, ol very delicate constitution
attacked ih Feb 1912, with severe cold which fae-
splitting of blood. coughs fyeF and other
dangerous and alarming symptoms Through nedical
Treatment and care she partially recovered during sN-
mer. But on the retrn of inter she attack more
Violently than at hrst she became scarcely able walk
end was troubled with codgh, and feTerevey
and appeared to be gOng rapidly with consumption
this time, when there was sign Of improveEent Mr..
Plat procured a Bottle OF WistarFs lBa1ssE1m Of
Wild CherryS which she<took. aHd it seemingly
restored her She got second and before was taken
she was IestoredFo perfect health which she has enjoy
ell to the present time without the slightest mptop of
her former disease :


Mr. Patt says @the cure came under my own obserta-
hon. and cannot be mistaken to the facIG''


EXTRACT OFHLETTER.FROM-F posi-:
+. -. -, MISTER, DaEE6 =, :. ~.


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


Mr.. lsAc BUrTs.-Dear Sir: Al the request of MANY
Of my friends IN this place and vicinity who are afflicted
with consumption and liver complaints TAX ethe liberty
oaskng you to appoint this unfy as agent
to sell W1Star'S Birlsan of Wild Cherry
and to send him few doZeR as there is Rne of Il for
sale within zoe miles from this have ND doHbt that
would neetw ready sale, ifit were where il could
be procured without too much expense and aeav.


My wife was attacked about six months sicce with
what the physicians called the first stage of consnti6n
"a complaint very prevalent inhs section of the eosh
Try. Having seen the Baisam advertised in Augusta
- @- 200 MILES FROM HER E-S8


took to send there for bottle of it, which he
which helped her mucthat sent for two bot


ties more which she has also taken and she now saws she
mas not so well for six years she does aths time
All those who have inquired Of and ascerained what
eject the Baisa had to have some for
"a which is the Of my writing 10 1o,


Please INFORM me by return of mail whether YOU con-
cuae TO send some and So to whom, in order that it
may be known where it can be had. -. >.--s.--
J am, with respect, yours etc.


P. G. FARNSWORfH, p. NJ
Il ne Whole county is fast Learning that 40 medi-
ciheho physcIan-no preparation OF any kind whatev-
er-can equal DrWIsTAR'S BALsAM ofWILD HER !
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