Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-07-24

"a Dyspepsia, Headache Pains and sonso OF lullnesa
10 tho back part of tho Head usually the symptoms Of
Apop!oxy Jaundce Fever and Ague, Bilious, Scarlet,
lyphus, Yellow and common Fovors Of all kinds, Asth
ma, Govt, Rheumatism, Nervous diseases, Liver com
Paint Ploursy Inward Weakness, Depression of tho
Spltus' huptntes, Inflammation Sore Eyoe FITS Palsy
DIopy, Small Pox, Monzlos, Group, Coughs Whoopimg
Cough, Quincy, Cholic Cholcus morbus Gravel Worms
DysenlaTy Deafness Ringing Noises in the Held Kings
cyl scroi1la ErySipoas, OF ST Anthony's Fire, Salt
ding Cancers. Tumors, swollcd Feet aud Logs Piles
Cosiveness, eruptions of tho skin, rightu Dreams
remaIo complaints OF every Kind especially obstrucl
1900 testimonials havo been received from Individually
OF tho highest responsibility They In fact prove, bun
tho cures they make that there is necessity for any
other medicine.
Although DR. II has enumerated by name tho nbovO
Diseases he is nevertheless of opinion with his granda
thor the late celebrated DIR VIM Brandeth, that there Ia
only one disease, an mpurty Of tho blood which by i'm
podng the ciIculaton brings on Inflammation gnd
sequent arrangement in the organ part where such
purity of the blood settles aud that is tho different ap-
pear which this inflammation or arrangement put
that have caused med ida designate such APP
penrances by various names, but which In fact only
the same disease with more or less virulence. DR. VIM
Brondreth was so fully convinced of tho truth of the
bove Simple theory thut he spen30 years in experiment
and aborOus research into The medicinal properties Of
the numerous plants composing the Vegetable Kingdom
his object being to compose medicine which should at
once purify and produce by srecc ion removal OF
al bad humors from the blood by the stomach and bow
es as by tho continuation oftho use ofsuch medicine
such humofs are sure TO DO carried Off and the blood
shine state ofpuri,y and whoever takes these Pills
and perseveres with them, will be satisfied that DIR VIM
Brandeth fully attained his phianthropc object II is
now absolute and known fact, that every disease
whether II he IN tho head feet in the brain meanost
member whether it be outward ulcer, un inward
abscess, oil, though arising from many causes redu-
chile to this one grand effect namely impurity of blood
In all cases they will be found sa c aud simple rene
dy yet all powerful for the removal Of dsenso whether
chronic or recent, infectious otherwise and what
makes them porcu larry adapted to this country is that
there is not the slightest liability cold when taking
them, indeed the system is absolutely loss susceptible OF
cole when under their influence than any other time
Therefore In this climate they are invaluable. Mother
do they require change Of diet OF any kind In
England these Pills have been the only medicine of
amiicstor periods varying from oy to sixty yeara
and have always proved efecual 10 restoring health
whenever an alteration from it has occurred.
In many where the dreadful Tavages of ulcora-
ton had laid baro ligament aud bone, and where to all
appearance no human means cOn1 lifo have patti
ens by the use Of these pills been TO good bea
the deYourng disease having been porecdtly eradca
In consequence ofthe pleasanness oftheir operation
and tho dose not generally being required to be
than four or five pills. (nereiy keeping in view the drain
upon the humors they fast supersedng every othel
preparation of professed similar import. Gases may
cur where it will DO proper to take twenty thirty
pills. this must be considered with reference IL
highly inlammatoIy disease, or when great pain is
peIionced
AS Brandroths Pills prevent scurvy, Costveness and
its consequences, seaarng men, and all travellers
foreign regions, should not bo without them order to
| resort to every occasion of ness.
| NIB. Fine or climate affects them not.
! toutheTn Gentlemen will find this medicine which
will health to tue peop le on their estates.
| CANCERS. Several cases Of eau be referred to-
| the cure is sure If perseverance, is used.
! CONSUMPTION. Reference can DO made to mum
| HuNV DVVu Su ~ uuu blOuhlyHs
of this disease
VINDICATION DR. Brandreth has been ussailed by
the proptetors ofoher medicines inercenary quack
because he is sa to recommend his medicine In large
quantities, and that no good medicine Is required.
The fact is that any medicine having Mercury, Arsenic,
Anthony HON ock In it sould not be taken in rye
doses, because lift wero such medicines would destroy
life at once. Ho does not say tho medicines TO which
he alludes have hose ngredon in them but it IL owl
dent from their direc ODs that gr is requred
in the taking of thom. Now Brandfeths Vegetable u
UNIVERSAL Pills can be taken all times IN large or small
dozes according to urgency of symptoms.
Such is the reputation, and so great the de-
mand for the Genuine 'Brudreth's Vegetable
| Universal Pills. that a counterfeit article is
made, advertised and sold as genune--and
some individuals who sell the counterfeit pills,
have adv ertlsed themselves as my agents-that
| have found 1t necessary, 10 preserve the rep
utation Of my pills, and save the public from
imposition, to furnish every agent with Ger,
tfcate, which is as follows:
"Brandreths Vegetable UniUerSal Pills"
SECURITY AGAINST CouNrERPEIrs.
The within named, Fare s. Parmelee of Mid
| dletown, Conn. are INV appointed General A
cents for the State of Vermont, Connecticut
Except Fairfield Co.. Hampden, Hampshire
& Franklin Counties, Mass. Cheshire & Sui
Ivan Counties, N. He
| In the United Staies Of .7nierica.
And this letter, which is signed by me, B.
| BRANDRETH, in my own hand writing, must
also be signed by the within named General
Agent, whose name will also appear in the
principal papers in the United States. This
caution has become absolutely necessary, TO
guard the public against the numerous coun-
terfetS which arc out oil the above popuat
medicine.
B. BRANDRETH, NJ. D.
New York, Feb. %, 1887.
GEO. p. WALTON, Montpelier, is Gen.
| oral A for Varnonf faycantinu Win
Windsor, Rutland & Bennington Countess
and authorized to appoint and supply agents
in the State, except the counties named above.
FERRE s. PARMELEE.
CAUTION.-Purchasers enquire for cert-
fcate as above-all who sell the genuine Pills
have one.
The following are Ferre s. Parmelee's A,
gents:
GEORGE P. WALTON, General Agent,
Montpelier, IT,
Washington Co. Barre, Clark Day s. Co.;
Waterbury, DrW. Carpenter, c. w. Hutch.
ms & Co.; Montpelier, Geo. P. Walton, at the
Montpelier Bookstore, E. Fl. Prentiss; Plain
field, Bancroft & Richi Calais, Walbrdge &
Pierce.
Orleans Co. Bloomington, E G Strong & Co;
Barton, S Hemingway; Derby o Newcomb
& Co.; Derby Line, Baxter, Chamberlin &
Bates; lrasburgh, Worthington, Danow &
CO.; Craftsbury, Strong, DeIano & Cook;
Greensboro l. F Waterman s Co.; Hard.
wick, Strong Delanoi Lamolle Village,
Pennock s. Dodge.
LamOills Co. Stow, Downer, Washburn &
Co.; johnson, s. Wires Hydepark, N p
Keeler Morrisve, E B Herrick.
Caledonia Co. Danville, Sias, Biainard s.
Palmer; Peacham, Joel Walker; ST. Johns
bury, Shedd Jewett; Lyndon, z Chamber
lain; Cabot, | Cutting, Smith s. Webster;
Burke Hollow, Bemis s. Dennison; Sutton,
Isaac Dennison s. Co.
Ornnpe IN Woshlncton John Stono.