Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-08-16
ENCER'S
VEGETABLE PILLS.

\ THNIIE forest is natures medical repository,
a. aud experience her great medical teacher.
From that repository, the ingredients which COM
pose the above invaluable medicine have been
called, and that teacher, experience, has shown
it TO he unrivalled in its salutary effects the
human system. Thousands have been benefited
by the use Of these Pills, and they seldom fail OF
the intended effect
| This medicine is not a recent invention. 1t is
undoubtedly Of Indian origin. II was adopted
by tho white settlers Of some parts Of Rhode
Island, at an early day, and was found to be
singuIarly cficacious; but, according TO the FASH
ion Of modern times, was mostly banished from
use by the mineral practice, until rescued from
oblivion by the proprietor few years since, and
who, with much labor and eSpense, succeeded
in concentrating the original Syrup into the
more convenient aud agreeable form Of Pills
The healing virtues Of the Syrup was tested by
its eminent success, for great number Of years,
and since the introduction Of the Pills, they have
been found still more efficacious.
For all diseases originating in impurities Of the
blood, they have no equal. For complaints in
cident TO the female constitution, thy stand
unrivalled. In complaints Of children, in head
ache, dyspepsia, chronic disorder, and the in
cipient stages Of consumption. they are certain TO
afford speedy relief, and generally effect Il cure
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perfectly innocent and safe. and may be taken at
all times, under all circumstances, without the
least possible danger.
tL3s BE PARTICULAR. Each box has an
inside wrapper, with an engraved fac sin'ile Of
the proprietor's signature, and an engraved label.
signed by his own hand, and containing the
words "VEGETABLE PILLS" The cover of
the box is stamped "G s., None others are
genuine.
iLJs The reader is particularly referred TO the
recommendations and certificates which accom-
pany the pills and the responsibility Of which +,
cannot be questioned.
Tho Pills may he obtained in Newport, Of
MARY TII.LEY, Spring s,reet-and most Of
the towns and Villages in the State Of the ap-
pointed agents.
Proprietor, in Warwick, r. l. Of Oliver Johnson.
36, Wey bossett street, Providence; and of Joseph
a. Waite, No. 3, Broadway, New York.
June 7, 1888.
The following arc references 10 some of the
original certificates in tho hands Of the Proprietor
Daniel II. Green, NJ. d Natick, X, ], has
been subject 10 sick headache, so called, several
years lIas been entirely relieved by one box Of
Spencer's Vegetable Pills, and recommends them
as a safe and valuable medicine. Has had no
return Of complaint for two years
Elijah Bacon Of Warwick, was troubled l6
years will, loss Of appetite and what is termed
dyspepsia. IIe had tried many eminent physic-
ans, without success ; and was finally speedily
and permanently cured by the use Of Spencer's
Vegetable Pills.
Henry w. Greene, Warwick, was violently
attacked with distress in the sfo'nnch, sritting Of
blood, &c. For three nights could not lilo dow n
in bed. Was cured by the use of the above
Pills +; and believes them to have been the means
of saving his life.