Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-01-26
NeCtOn's Panaceq,
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GREAT PURIFIER OF THE RIooD


EOR Scroiula or Kings Evil. sores MIA.
Il nervous affections ,trembljpq dehiv ~,
ell, rheumatism, relax, dropsy, intennri,Sl 4
Vers, fever aud ague, ChOlcfa, dc. as ,u,d
against tubercular consumption. isundi,s M
hyercomplaints-it is a pow eriul an,srssmol,
IN removing twllchngs Of the tepdeos nm.
bling of the stomach, limbs. &c. dance Nm
Nltus, sour stomach, ricketts, cutaneoos En-,
lions, such as herpes, letters, salt rheum. IN.
pied lace ring worm, and all diseases arsrt
from impurities Of the blood.
See Bill of Directions and Cerlifcstesl
The above Panacea is put up in bottle. ID
tered 81 NEUTONS PAAiCEA, PURL
FER or THE BLOOD. AORH. TTs
and the cork sealed with red sealing wax ,rl
stamped |. Newton, Norwich, VI.
Bills of direction accompanying each bota.
Retail price 81 Is.
All orders and communications addressedO
Corbln, Hayward & Co. Newport, n. H, Vhs
are the sole proprietors for the States Of ya.
mont, New Hampshire, Massachusetts Rhods
Island, Connecticut, New \ ork, Pennsylyaun,
Delaware, Maryland, New Jersey, lIgina
North Carolina, and South Carolina.
SubJoined are few of the many certificates
which have been procured from sOue Of The
most respectable citizens IN Vermont and New
Hampshire who have had personal acquanl
ance with the article.
From Edrqrd +. Phelps, w. D. al Wind
Sor, IT,
Messrs. Corbn, HAYWARD & Co,-Genls-
men: Within the last year have had hil'
experience in the use of |. Newton's Panatei,
and am happy to bear testimony in favor OlIA'
article. Ii Is my opinion that the article DE-
serves nearly if not quite all the c0nhttnes
which has so justly been placed IN the sr-an'
ed Panacea Of Swan. shall be wdllnsH
give the result of any further trials with IAs
ticle. Yours, respectfully,
EDWARD E. PHELPS
Windsor, VI. Dec. "A, 1886.
From Rererend Lyman Cuirer, Norrtes ~
DR.. Newton, Sir: FoI ten years past have
been affected with violent trembling al ny
stomach and limbs at times so as TO PFoaue's
great faintness. Ii so effected my limbs mar
was with difficulty | could attend 10 my O'u'
nary business. The most respectable ply'l
clans in this vicinity having failed to al0IG us
any relief, was persuaded TO take OGl'Is v
your Panaeea, which soon gave relief na'.
since realized no inconvenience from my lOlu''
complaint.
| most cordially recommendation Panacea"
the public as a most valuable medicine
LYMAN CULVER
From Thomas b. htiredge, W. 49, o'u'
emORf, ~ IL ii
Gentlemen: Knowing the several lng''s,j
ents of which your Panacea is composeu, a.,
having had slight opportunity OF wiIu .Is,
the effect Of il, ! am disposed to lhiDA T Ts' 70
many cases il will have good eaeeL Inn L"nr,
suit of my future experience ! shall Dc H'F''
TO give. Respectfully yours, r,cr
THOMAS b. KlTTREDuN
ClaremonI, Jan. 9Th, 1887. ~.
From John b. lpGregorA ~ D1g y"
port, N II. .,O,h
DIR |. Newton's Panacea the last SIX nOu 4;
has had widely extended circulation. , y
vicinity, many have been cured o. oU oS dsi
diseases, aud some possessing ieeOe auS a. S' 4
cate health, have been so much luipfo'eu
be persuaded to keep the medicine SOp'''
on hand. /. nh
1t is farrago Of Vegetables ingenVsu sns. q .
together, some of which alone 10 ''ie "a' crre
the regular and scientific physician nav a.. 6v
the most inveterate disease. nave ~ 4. ne,
months past been constant obsefveIua NJ n,cdu
and have made inquiries into the eneeIs Z !,
ced, and can recommend il to the pu %'sas,
safe and valuble restorative in many @ S'f'
]. B. MGREoVH'
Newport, Jan. 8, 1887. N,s
From Uiilard p. Gibson, W. Do y
port, ~ H. ..,od vii
| certify that have been acqualp"SS or ii
the operation of !. Newlon's Panacsa ,ha
last six months past, and can freely s ss,,lOgu
think il valuable acquisition TO oIi 0 'oOOuie
of remedies. II has in noinslance d'aPf
my expectations n GIBSON.
WILLARD L. oip00
aii # FOR SALE BY ,,,.bO,t
WILLISTON d. TYLER, p'a"S Co
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