WISTAR,s

CONSUMPTION.
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We will not assert that this BALSAM will cure Con.
sumption in its s0Orst form, but it has cured many after
all other Of relief had been ed in vain. And why
not /: 1t seems that the WILD CHERRY destined
by Nature be PANACEA for the ravaging diseases
ofths cold latitude Let the despairing invalid waste
his money and lose TIME, 10 him ali important in
experimenting with the trashy nostrums of the day. but
at medicine that will cure, fa cure be pos
sbe-a medicine that science approves and many of
experience have demonstrated that aLOCays relieves


ss There IS such thing fair in the history
this wonderful BaIsaIn Evidence the most convincing


evidence that doubt fully establishes this fact
For the sake of bFevy wesetec the following from thou
sands.


Isaac PIatt Esq, Editor of the Pokeepsie Eagle.
of the influential journals in the state Of New York
states nnder the authority of his name, that young
lady, relative ofhis, OF very delicate constitution was
attacked in Feb. 1872, with severe cold, which Imned-
ately produced splitting of BLOOD cough fver and other
dangerous and alarming symptoms. Through medical
treatment and care she partially recovered during sum-
But on the return of winter she attacked more
violently than at first she became scarcely able to walk,
and was troubled with cough, chs and fever every day.
and appeared to be going rapidly with consumption at
this ,iIne when there sgn of improvement, Mr..
PIatt procured bottle OF WiStarS BalSam of
Wild Cherry, which she took, and it seemingly
restored her She got second and before it taken
she Testo ed to perfect health, which she has enjoy
ell to the present time, without the slightest symptom of
her former disease


Mr. Platt says ''he cure under my own observa-
tion, aud cannot be mistaken as to the facts"