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Read, Reflect and Judge

Read, Reflect and Judge
g WHO so proper to instruct mankind
w with regard to their bodies, as he
who had been 35 year sick and now enjoys
good health ?" JAS. MORRISON.
Gent. mot a Doctor. J
A little more than one year has elapsed
since the people of Vernon. and vicinity.
have been enabled to obtain again. ia its
ORIGINAL PURITY
The medicine made at the British College
of Health London, under the direct care of
Jas. Morrison, the Hygeist, who first sent
it forth to work its
REsISTLEss WAY
Against the combined opposition Of l.
those who were interested in keeping the
people shroudeG in ignorance with regard
to disease ; and TO all new and better
ways TO cure by
PROFITABLE MEDICINES,
Which cure quicker and more etfectuaIly
and do not leave the Patient, reduced and
broken down in his
CONSTITUTION.
But on the contrary with more vigor, more
strength, aud better Health. 10 a word
the current of Life. relieved of the load Of
%viscous humors. (effectually eradIcated by
MorIson's Medicine flows buoyant on its
way, dlffusing plcasurable sensations which
are alone produced by
GOOD HEALTH.
The call for this medicine is constantly in
creasing, as it DID before, when the genu
inc was to be obtained "a It continued 10
do until it was BASELY COUNTER
FElTED. A great number Of cures have
been effected within a few
MONTHS PAST IN VERMONT,
And from time to time some of them will
be made public although they are no,
needed 10 proue the goodness of Mor,son's
nYGEIAN UNIVERSAL MEDICINE,
All that Is needed rs. to let the people be
satisfied that they can get The genuine arti.
Gle, which they are sure of getting in Yer
mont and in Essex, Clinton. Franklin and
St. Lawrence counties N. Y. If they will
buy only Of the regular advertised sub
Agents and see that the packets are signed
in writing by PANeBoRN & BRtNsMAID,
(no others are genuine
Jewellers. of Burlington VT, who are
State Agents and to whom application must
be made for Agencies and Medicine. The
following is an extract from a letter re.
ceived by Mail, which in regard to the
satisfaction expressed by all who have
used this medicine since its introduction
again amongst Us. is the language Of all the
sub agents IN the state and of all who have
communicated with Us upon the subject.
February l2, 1889.
"Messrs. Pangborn & Brinsmaid,
Gentlemen, with respect to the medi
cine Of the British College Of Healti, Lon
don, imported by Geo. Taylor. the General
I Agent, | can say that during the past year
those persons who have purchased of me
as your Agent, have in every instance, so
far as has come TO my knowledge. been
perfectly satisfied on trial that the Pills
we've the genuine Morison's Pills, (same as
were to be had a few years ago before
they were counterfeited.) and have also
found them to answer every reasonable
expectation as Medicine. Very many ,n-
stances Of cures and relief might be men.
toned but this seems to me supe'fuous,
there is scarcely a neighborhood m the
country where their extraordinary efficacy
is not to be met with. | will just mention
one of recent occurrence.
A gentlemen informs me that his son 10
years of age was taken III with VIOLENT
FEVER accompanied with
DELIRlUM
The Goth Of January last, he gave his sor
Morlson's Pills and relied on them wholly
as a medicine in the case. The Fever
though very severe. ~vlrulcnt and danger.
Gus was subdued IN about five days and the
boy speedily restored to health; the fa'heI
is convinced that fevers may be successfully
and safely treated with this Vegetable
Medicine, without recourse tosuch mean'
as may in curing Fever. ruin the c%onstitu'
lion for
And I hope that steady and perseverins
the world OF it, for their good"
W. thought that we should not publish
in the papers
ANY CURES,
But have concluded TO comply with the
solicitation of some friends, TO the caus,
of HYGEISM. whose opinions we respect
who say that some poor despairins hpa!id
who has tried almost every thing else, il
vain, may be induced to take Morrison.
medicine. which has in
THOUSANDS OF JAS
Cured when almost every thing else ha
failed TO afford relief. We give here
very brief sketch Of relief by Morison's lily
geian Pills in a case, and a very sever,
case of
DROPSY e. RHEUMATISM.
A gentleman of this town Burlington
Wy was and had been for some time yer
low with The above diseases, he had becom
a cripple and a very helpless one too, hi
legs which were complete ores, discbero