CONSUMPTION.
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sumption in its ar0rsf form, bat it has cured many after
all oiheF means Of relefhad beentred in vain nd why
not 1t seems that the WILD CHERRY was destined
by Nature to be our PANACE for the ravaging diseases
ofths cold laude Let the despairing Invalid waste
his money and lose TINE, 10 him so ali important in
experimenting with the trashy Rostrums of the day, bnt
at once medicine that will eGre, ifa cure be pos
sbe-a medicine that SCIENCE approves, and many
experience have demonstrated that it dcaqs relieves


1HereSs no such thing as fair in the history
this wonderful Balssm Evidence the most convincing
evidence hatno doubt fully establishes this fact
For the sake OF breEty we select the following from thou
sands. :.


Isaac Patt Esq, Editor Of the Pokeepsfe Eagle one
the nuetal journals in the state of New York
states, under the authority ofs naTne that young
lady, relative OF his, ei very delicate constitution.
attacked in Feb 1872 with severe cold which immedi-
atey produced splitting Of blood cough fever other
dangerous and alarming symptoms. Through medical
and care she partially recovered dUfng sum-
mer But on the return of winter sheas attacked
violently than at st she scarcely to walk
and stroubled with cough chls and lever every day
and appeared to be going rapidly with consumption
this naeS hen there was sign Of Improvement, Mr..
Patt procured bottle of Wisfar's BaIsam of
Wild Cherry, which she took, and it itseemingly
restored her She got second and before ii was taken
she restored to perfect health which she has enjoy
ed to the present time, without the slightest symptom of
her former disease .,-'e


Mr. Patt says he cure came under my own observa-
tion, and cannot be mistaken as to the facts


EXTRACT oFsd LETTER FROM .aPoST


. MASTER, DATED


PEmRRokE; Washington Co, Maine, April %, Is44


Mr. 1sAC BUrTs dear Sir: AT the request of many
otmy friends in this place and vicinity who afflicted
with consumption and Lver complaintss take the liberty
Of asking you TO appoint this eunty as agent
to sell WiStar'S BaIsam of Wild Cherry,
and TO send him few dazen there is none of for
sale within 200 miles from this have no doubt that it
would meet with aready sale, ift where it could
be pFocnfed without too much expense and delay.


My wife was attacked about six months Stree with
what the physicians called the first stage of CONSUMPTION
comPiOntVerYp in tlis section ofthe conn-
try. Having seenthe BalsaTn advertised in Augusta,
G- 200 MILES FROM HER Eos
took the painsto send there for bottle oft which he
took land which hepedher much tha sent for two bot
lies more which she has also taken and she says she
has hot felt well for six years she does this time
All those who have inquired of ascertaBed what
effect the Balsam had anxious to have some for sale
ihths vicinity, which is the Of my writing to vou


Please inform meby return of mail whether you con-
cnde to sendsome, and if 50, to whom in order that
may be known where it can be had


am, with respect, ya1rs, etc.


P. G. FARNSWORTH, P. M.
:Ihe whole country sfast learning that no 'medi-
cIHeno physician no preparation Of any kind whatev
er-can equal DrWIsTAR'sBALsAM oFWILD CHER
RH.