Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-11-24
Neicton's Panacea.

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EOR ScrOfula or Kings Evil s oloa
n nervous affections, TREMBLING 49, 80 e
ei, rheumatism, relax, dropsy. in,.,,...s
Vers, fever and ague, ChoIera g. 'u'
against tubercular consump,ion sA
!iVercomplaiots--it Isl powerfulsD,,,'.
IN removing twitchings Of the ,s,S.I.. s.
bling Of the stomach, limbs e. ~.
Nltus, sour stomach, ricketts, en,,rs.. "
lions, such as herpes, letters 81, 80 ~. g
pied face. ring worm, and All S;.. 60
from impurities of the blood. g
See Bill Of Directions and C.,,;..,
The above Panacea is put IN n -
tered " l. NEUTONS PINOT by.
HER or THE BLOOD MP. y,
aud the cork sealed with red ssalns
stamped |. Newton, Norwich. VI
Bills Of direction accompanying .,,I Il
Retail price 81 Is.
All orders and communications 49,,
Corbin, Hayward & Co. Newpor 4 q \.
are the sete proprieiors for The Staff. ajS.
mont, New Hampshire, Masssebuse,I. ~, n
Island, Connection, New York. PeuD1-,,.
Delaware, MARYLAND. New Jers,v -
North Carolina, and South CsrOliu,
Subjoined are few of the uanr c,rs,u
which have been procured from sous Z !
most respectable ciiizens 10 Vermont al =
Hampshire who have had persou,l -,
ance with the article.
From E.irdrd E. Phelps. MD aEs.
sar, VI.
Messrs- Corblr, HAYWARD & ce-Csusl
men: Within the las, year have bal,
experience in the use of. Newtons P,r-|
and am happy TO bear testimony in fnada|
article. II IS my opinion that The anrk Il
serves nearly if not quite all tie sossSa.|
which has so justly been placed 10 ,bs Il,ssa|
ed Panacea Of Swain. shall Be EilEwt
give the result Of any further trials with i. 8
ticle. Yours, respectfully,
EDWARD E. PHEIps
Windsor, VI. Dec "a, 1886.
From Rererehd LyvdR CARER. NsrviA \
Or. Newton, Sir: Fer Ieo yssn pisl iss
been affected with violent trembling al ~
stomach aud limbs at times 50 IS 10 pruSs<s
great fainlness. 1t so effected mJ lnk la /
was with difficulty ! could allesd 10 EI ut-
nary business. The most RESPECTABLE tvs
clans in this vicinity having failed IL sEcVi Y
any relief. ! was persuaded to take bczs d
your Panacea, which soon gave rehsE iIi
since realized no inconvenience fvu Ey izzs
complaint.
| most cordially recommendFosr Pi1szii
the public as a most valuable medieise-
LYMAN CULVER
From Thomas b. kiHredge H. d. eel
emORt, y. H. i
Gentlemen: Knowing the seTsn a1f
en,s of which your Panaeea is eoElss- =
having had slight opportunity d Si1=s
the effect Of it, am disposed 10 III n
many cases il will have goOdefsa ne
suit Of my future experience sialA ~
10 give. Respectfully yours
THOMAS B. KlTIRAAs'A,s
Claremonl, Jan. 9th, 1887.
From John b. lnGrtgory, w. B9e
port, y. II.
DIR |. Newion's Panacea the las 81 3
has had widely extended eirnlail'1 7
vicinity, many have been cured q ~
diseases, and some possessing ieese =:
cate health, have been SO much Iufse'~
be persuaded to keep the medicine Vs.
on hand.
Ii is farrago Of Vegetables lngsiEss
together. some of which alone ID " -
the regular and scientific physle.an -.
the most inyeleraie disease | Ia" ~
months past been constant ooses' s.. ~,
and have made inquiries into lhs ~. ~, ( \
ced, and can recommend II to ihe -
safe and valuble restorative 10 NAN 1l.,,o IN
J. B. MGREOuA'
Newport, Jan. 9, 1887. ,s,l
Froni UTua4d p. Gibson, W. "
port, \. H. ,srl
certify that ! have been soss.
the operation OF !. Newlons fADt'' -
las, six months past, aud can treeil y
think il a valuable acquisition % ~ S'.'-,,s
Of remedies. 1t has in nolnsianer s'''
my expectations NM cIBS0A
FOR SALE 81 .L..|
WuLISTON & TYLER, pnaS0 a
A. Keyes. Putney WIN. c. Sn1s.s
Boston and by the Druggists sfus s.., 1, 4
NIB. Druggists and others 49, ~, 4
chase The above Panacea, by he nns, 49,
have il OF Williston e. Tyler, p' ..,,,s 4 4
S. Burbank, Jr Montpelier, on ,Is "a
sa Of The proprielors. March, l0s-.