Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-05-12
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el, rheumatism, relax, drops U,'n I g,a.St
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against tubercular consumn,;d' asa
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10 removing twitchings Of The s ,sas'
bling of the stomach. limbs 'I q! ead'A
Iltus' sour stomach, rickets. EN- cui, "'aa
tons, such as herpes, letters . 81, =
pied face. ring worm, and al ' % n'V
from impurities of the blood " '''sa''i
See Bill of Directions and r.
The above Panacea is mn, mn
tered 81 NEWTONS bIy,o@re, I
FER or THE Bloom DIVA N6s
and the cork sealed with red se, ,rOa'
stamped |. Newton, Norwich i VI
Bills of direction accompapvio, -.
Retail price 81 81
All orders and communicates, i,
Corbin, Hayward & Co. Newpor " 4
are the sole proprietors for the S,,.
mont, New Hampshire, Nassau,
Island, Connecticut, New York De-.
Delaware, Maryland, New Jer.v
North Carolina, and South Caroli,,
,SubJolned are few of the man. !.
which have been procured from u
most respectable citizens in Vems,'.
Hampshire who have had uer,om
ance with the article.
From Edrard E. PHELPS. MDI
scr, w.
Messrs. Corbin, Hayward & Csl
men: Within the last year have
experience in the use Of |. NewlorI I
and am happy TO bear testimony ipt
article. 1t is my opinion that he
serves nearly if not quite all he
which has so justly been placed n i,
ed Panacea Of Swain. | shall h n
give the result of any further trial, 4
ticle. Yours, respectfully, 4
EDWARD E. PHI
Windsor, VT. Dec. "a, 1896.
From Rererend Lyman Culrsr Nj
DR.. Newton, Sir: For len year d
been affected with a violent lreUS
stomach and limbs at times 50
great faintness. II so effected my h
was with difficulty | could attend ur
nary business. The most respec,i
clans in this vicinity having failed Il
any relief, | was persuaded to taEs
your Panacea, which soon gave res
since realized no Inconvenience irs1r
complaint.
| most cordially recommendyuul
the public as a most valuable medra
LYMAN GU
From Thomas b. hittradge NJ D.
emont, Nh
Gentlemen: Knowing the seven
ents of which your Panacea is comp
having had slight opportunity q u
the effect Of it, am disposed TO thu
many cases it will have a goOdefett
suit of my future experience shall
to give. Respectfully yours,
THOMAS B. KlTTRE
Claremont, Jan. 9Th, 1887.
From John b. WGregory NJ d.
port, Nh
DR. |. Newton's Panacea the lsd
has had a widely extended clrtuh.a
vicinity, many have been cured 4
diseases, and some possessing ieeSf
cate health, have been so much lnF
be persuaded to keep the incident
on hand.
II is a farrago of Vegetables lnss
together, some of which alone N ~
the regular and scientific physical
the most inveterate disease A'Ns
months past been constant Oosers
and have made inquiries into the u
ced, and can recommend ito @
safe and valuble restorative 70 na.
J.B. MGRSs
Newport, Jan. 9, 1887.
From Uillard p. Gibson, H. W
port, VII
certify that | have been S'q'a
the operation Of |. NewIon's faa ai1 4
last six months past, and can ifeell
think it a valuable acquisition % V%
of remedies. II hasin nolnsIan'' US"
my expectations n and
From Siiqs Burbank, Drugg~
her, w.
DR. Newton, Sir Il have lspIu
SWANS and Davis Panacea' l '.,i
quently preferred. Wlshy Ou EosiS
i could at least sell IL dOa' Oo'a as,'.
perhaps more. In case Of being s aH
yours, ] will not keep any Other l''
FOR SALE BY ..
WuLlSTON & TYLEE
A. Keyes, Putney VIM. Z. gum gum
Boston; and by the Drugglss s'u
NIB. Druggists aud Others WI W
chase the above Panacea' Oy RI n,
have il of Williston & Tyler, =, =,
S. Burbank, Jr. Montpelier, ~ ,sSl.
as of the proprielors. March, Nv
MILL SAWs's