Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-05-19
.NesUtOn's PGnaceG,
GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD.

GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD.
NOR Scrofula or Kings Evil sores, ulcers,
It nervous affections, trembling, debility, grav-
ell, rheumatism, relax, dropsy, intermit,ant fe-
vers, fever and ague, Cholera, &C. as guard
against tubercular consumption, jaundice and
liyercomplaints-it is powerful antispasmodic
in removing twitchings of the tendons, rem-
bling of the stomach, limbs, &c. dance Of St.
Vitus, sour stomach, ricketts,, cutaneous erup-
lions, such as herpes, letters, salt rheum, PIN
pied face, ring worm, and all diseases arising
from impurities of the blood.
TSee Bill of Directions and Certificates.
The above Panacea is put up in bottles let
tered 20 l. NE WTON!S PdNA CEi, PURE
FER or THE BLOOD, NORH. vt"
and the cork sealed with red sealing wax, and
stamped ]. Newton, Norwich, W.
Bills of direction accompanying each bottle.
Retail price 81 rs.
All orders and communications addressed 10
Corbin, Hayward & Co. Newport N. H., who
are the sole proprietors for the States of Yer
mont. New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode
Island, Connecticut, New York, Pennsylvania,
Delaware, Maryland, New Jersey, Virginia,
North Carolina, and South Carolina.
Subjoined are few of the many certificates
which have been procured from some Of the
most respectable citizens in Vermont and New
Hampshire who have had personal acquaint-
ance with the article.
From Edrard E. Phelps, M ID. at Hind
sor, ".
Messrs. Corbin, Hayward & Co.-Gentle-
men: Within the last year have had little
experience in the use Of |. Newton's Panacea,
and am happy TO bear testimony in favor fthe
article. II is my opinion that the article de-
serves nearly if not quite all the confidence
which has so justly been placed in the far-fam-
ed Panacea Of Swain. shall be willing to
give the result Of any further trials with the ar
ticle. Yours, respectfully,
Windsor, VI. Dec. "a, 1896.
From Rererend Lyman CaIuer, NorUich ".
DR.. Newton, Sir: For ten years past have
been affected with violent trembling at my
stomach and limbs at times so as TO produce
great faintness. II so effected my limbs that il
was with difficulty could attend 10 my ordi-
nary business. The most respectable physi-
clans in this vicinity having failed TO afford me
any relief was persuaded TO take a bottle of
your Panacea, which soon gave relief | have
since realized no Inconvenience from my former
complaint.
most cordially recommend your Panacea to
the public as most valuable medicine.
LYMAN CULVER
emoRt, ~. H.
Gentlemen: knowing the several ingredi-
ents OF which your Panacea is composed, and
having had slight opportunity Of witnessing
the effect Of il, am disposed 10 think that in
many cases IT will have good effect. The re-
suit OF my future experience | shall be happy
TO give. Respectfully yours,
THOMAS b. KlTTREDGE.
Claremonr, Jan. 9Th, 1887.
From John II. MGregory, NJ d., of Ne,r-
port, ~ II.
DIR |. Newton's Panacea the last six months
has had widely extended circulation in his
vicinity, many have been cured of obstinate
diseases, and some possessing feeble and deli
cate health, have been SO much improved as TO
be persuaded to keep the medicine constantly
on hand.
1t is farrago of Vegetables ingeniously put
together, some of which alone in the hands of
the regular and scientific physician have cured
the most inveterate disease. i have for few
months past been constant observer of its use,
and have made inquiries into the effects produ-
ced, and can recommend il TO the public as
sale and valuble restorative in many diseases.
J. b. M'GREGORY.
Newport, Jan. 0, 1897.
From Willard II. Gibson, NJ d., of Near
port, ~ H.
certify that have been acquainted with
the operation Of |. Newton's Panacea for the
last six months past, and can freely say that
think il a valuable acquisition TO our catalogue
of remedies. 1t has in no instance disappointed
my expectations
WILLARD p. GIBSON.
From Silas Burbank, Druggist, Montpe-
her, VI.
DR. Newton, Sir:--I have kept for sale
SWANS and Davis Panacea. find yours fire.
quenlly preferred. Wish you to send me some.
| could at least sell IL doz. bottles in a wear.
perhaps more. In case of being supplied will,
yours, will not keep any other kind.
FOR SALE BY
WiLLlSToN g. TYLER, Brattleboro
a. Reyes, Potney VIM. c. Stimson & Co,
Boston ; and by the Druggists generally
N. b. Druggists and others wishing to pur-
chase the above Panacea, by the dozen can
have il OF Williston & Tyler, Braitleboro, or
>. Burbank, Jr Montpelier, on the same terms
as OF the proprielors. March, 1887. epiy26