CONSUMPPION.
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sumption in its tCors FORM but it has cured many after
aloiher means of relief had been tried in vain And why
not Z? 1t seems that the WILD CHERRY was destined
by Nature be PANACEA for the ravaging diseases
ofths cold latitude Let not the desparing invalid waste
his money and lose TINE, 10 him all Important, in
epfeasting with the trashy nostrums of the day, but
use at once medicine that will cure, ifa be pos
sibe-a medicine that science approves and many years Of
experiece have demonstrated that it Goays relieves


% There Is no such thing fdiF' in the history
this wonderful Balsamf Evidence the most convincing


evidence that doubt fully establishes this fact
For the sake OF brevy select the following from thou
sands g.. re arrs .E,.,, 90. tf ..a i 81 s.


Isaac Plat ESD, Editor of the Pokeepsie Eagle,
of the influential journals in the slate of New York.
States under the authority of his that Young
lady, relative of his, OF tery delicate constitution was
attacked in Feb. 1912, with cold, which Immedl-
aely produced splitting of blood cough fever, and other
dangerous and alarming symptoms Through medical
treatment and she partially recovered during sum-
But the return of winter she attacked more
violently than at st she became scarcely able to walk
and was troubled with cough chls and fever every day.
and appeared to be going rapidly with consumption; at
this time, when there no sign of improvement Mr.
Patt procured bottle of WistarS BalSlm OF
Wild Cherry. which she took, and it seemingly
restored her. She got second and before 1T was taken
she restored to perfect health, which she has enjoy
ell to the present time, without the slightest symptom Of
her former disease J.. ..... 'ft p. p -.#'t-s"
Mr. Patt says s'the cure came under my observa
ton, and cannot be mistaken to the facts" H Ga
EXTRACT OFF, LETTER FROM Il POST
MASTER, DfTED .-.- ..
PEMBRoKE, Washington Co, Maine, April %, 1874.


Mr.. IsAC BUTTs.-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 to appoint in this unity agent
to sell WiStarS BaISaM of Wild Cherry.
and TO 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 where it could
be procured without too much expense and delay.


My wife was attacked about six months siEce with
what the physicians called the first stage ofconsumpen
"a complaint very prevalent in this section ofthe coun.
try. Having seen the Basam advertised in Augusta,
N 200 MILES FROM HERE-D0


took the pains send there for bottle of which he


took which helped her much that sent for 1--WE bot


ties which she has also taken and she says she
has not felt we'll for six years she does at this time
All those who have inquired of and ascertained what
effect the Balsam had anxious to have for sale


in this vicinity, which is the of my writing you


Please inform me by return of mail whether You
clude TO send some and if to whom in order that it
may be known where it can be had.
.. am, with respect, yours, etc.


P. G. FARNSWORTH, P. NJ.
| The whole country is fast learning that med-
cine-no physclan-no preparation of any kind whatev
er-can equal DR. WIsTAR's BALsAM oFWILD CHER
RY.~