The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-08-22
Indigestion, Jaundice and Diseases
of the LiUer.-Vcgeta6le Pills.

WNHE composition of these PILLS is
n founded on theoretical and practical princi-
pies, and their within the last two years has
convinced the most unbclicving that they are en-
inently calculated to effect permanent cure in
cases of Dyspepsia, JGundice, Oppression after
eating, CoSfiUeneSS, Piles, FatntneSs, Heart
Burn, Hedd-ache, WenknesS of the Limbs, and
all those complaints which arise from disorder
Of the digestive organs and tie disturbance Of
the Lirer. Since these pills have been before the
public, they have effected more cures than could
possibly be detailed within the compass OF news
FRESH FACTS Certificate Of .1ir. Bacon
DR.. P!unley-For four years past, have been
afflicted with disease of the stomach and de-
ran9ement OF the digestive organs The effects of
which has been source Of great distress 10 me.
especially for the last year. a bout a year since
removed to this city, when being deprived Of
my former exercise, was seized with severe
attack OF Dyspepsia, for which | took various
medicines, during the last summer. ] continued
in state of extreme debility through the fall
My sleep was disturbed with cold night sweais
cramps and chilis violent palpitations ofthe heart
and other distrt ssing symptoms. Eearly in the
winter and spring, made trial of Jewett's I'm
proved Pills, and now have the satisfaction to
state that my digestion and strength are surprfs~
ingly improved enjoy undisturbed nights OF
sleep; and am relieved in a very great degree of
every distressing symptom. Considering my oe-
cupation and sedentary habit, could not have an
ticipatt a more happy result. The operation OF
the Pills is gentle and easy, and are capable OF
curing those diseases for which they are offered
to the public. LORlNG b. BACON.
Boston, May 95, 1896.
MIR. A. Hood, of Orange Co. VT. was afflicted
with severe disease of the liver and stomach
constituting what is usually termed black japaa-
dice. The complaint though of long standing,
completely cured by two boxes MIR.
Hood tried great variety of other medicines
without effect.
MIR Joseph Gibson, formerly OF Lancaster, was
for long time afflicted with dyspepsia, and Sc
we're pain in the side arising from difficulty in
the liver by the occasionaluse of this medicine
he is now enabled to labour, and is entirely free
from the most unpleasant symptoms, (painin the
side, piles, &c.) formerly connected with the
complain.
Mr.. Joseph Brown, late Of Watertown, has re.
Gently recovered from disease of the liver which
had induced great debility, extreme emac;ation.
dry cough. &c by taking two boxes of the pills.
Col. L. Paine, late of the United States army.
has, by the use of two boxes of these pills been
restored, the present season 1885 from state
OF great. debility and obstinate disease, to such
health that he is now enabled to perform his ust.
al business with little Inconvenience.
ne foregoing are part only of fine recnm-
mendations which have been voluntarily present.
cd within the last six months.
The bill Of directions, and the label on the out.
SIDE OF the box will be signed by the original dis.
coverer and sole proprietor Of the Improved re-
ceipts. II. PLUMLEY.
OrInquire for Jewetps Improved Antidyspep.
tic and Jaundce Pill, with the signature as a.
bove: none others can be genuine.
O'Sold by J. ROBINSON, Worcester, and
oy most Druggists in New-EnsI rs
cents per box.
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