Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-06-13
TO THE INHABITANTS OF RUrLAND
COUNTY.
~ HFN1O


~ prejudice among some Of YOU
against medicine purportingt to be M Tor.
ison'ssPlIs, made at the British COLLEGE,
of Health )" this notice is inserted to jpt
you know that Mr.. H. Sheppard Moot is
not the agent of said College, but that his
agency has ceased and that Mr.. Geo. Tav.
lor has been sent out from London and Of
him and of his agents only can the genu,
inc, "Morison's Pills or Hygean Univer.
sal Medicines" made by Morrison the Hy
geist at said College, be obtained. The
College write and advertise that Mr.. Tav.
lor is a gentleman in whom they have
every confidence, and is the only person
10 whom they consign their Invaluable
medicines for the United States. Mr.
Taylor writes as follows -
" To the agents for the sale of the Ily-
geian Medicines Of the British College Of
! Health
Gentlemen-I am informed that circu.
lars have been sent to you from Dr. Moat,
charging all the blame Of the different &
numerous complaints Of the operation OF
the medicines which have been of late
sold by him, to The careless manner in
which they have been compounded by the
British College Of Health. To refute
this bold charge, and show that it does
not have truth for its basis, | might call
upon you to infer, from the immense guam
tity of medicines that Or. Moat has issu.
ed for two years past as compared with
the trifing amount which has been sent
him from the College, which does Mt
amount to Four Thousand Pounds Ster
: ing, as appears by the accounts in nv
! possession. Look for one moment al the
e difference between the sales and the lm-
/ ports of the medicines. You See "the
Source refuses to supply the Stream and
immediatel y thestream declaresthe source
y is polluted, and that it will have a foun.
y tain of its own" You can most likely
see the reason why the medicines sod
- for two years past, have not had the great
! beneficial influence which they Formerly
- had. You can mo10 obtain the Genuine
Medicine of Messrs. Pangborn and Brms
maid, Burlington, W., who are my State
agents, and Of their regular appointed
agents who will all have certificate o.
S appointment signed by me- Every pacE
g ct sold IN Vermont, will te sgneu by
J. PGngbOrn e. Brinsmaid, and also BY
h their agent selling it. No Others can b
/ genuine.
d Geo. Taylor, Is Chamber st. New
n York, member of the British College o.
If Health, and sole Hygean delegate 10 the
If United States, sen. out by said College
o We would respectfully inform the on;.
l. zens OF this county that the genuine Hr-
geian Medicines have had a very great
T. and beneficial fleet in curing many among
= our friends and acquaintance in Bur
n hngton. Did we not believe it to be a 600.
? Medicine we would not have any thin:
r to do with it.-And were we not peytccl
1t Ly satisfied that We have the genuine art
- Gle made by Morrison the Hvgeist," W
would not sell it.
PANGBoRN g. BR1NsMA1D, Jeqcclers.
Burlington, VT, Feb. rs, 1887.
e SUB AGENTS.
;. O. A. Keith, Sheldon, sub-agent f.
~ Franklin Co.; Geo. Fl. Fish, MiddIcbo,
: ry. for Addison Co.; S. E. Morse, Gratis.
Il bury, tor Orleans Co.; H. w. Port, r
Rutland, for Rutland County. 26