The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-10-08

and the Faculty VINO opposed us use ny
CURING THOUSANDS
which they could not cure
We now invite those VINO have not already IN
roduced this medicine into their practice to use II
and thereby their patients and gam good
name WHICH IS BETTER THAN GOLD.
To those who need Medicine and are not de-
CELEBRATED MEDICINE,
We would Just say that this medicine is probably
curing more persons every day
than all other Medicines and the FACULTY put
together. II,
The sale continues greatly to increase and the
satisfaction expressed by those who use 1t Is most
gratifying. A. p,h,;o or vor-
'' CURE or LADY SOPHIA GREY,
who, from her high standing in society, may lniiu-
ence some to use it who may thnk rhat II ~ inc
lower class mostly who use tins medicine
This Medicine is used now by Thousands OF the
most respectable and best educated.
And there are Thousands who would find their
HEALTH RESTORED, and their
PURSES BETTER FILLED
ifthey would take this best OF Medicine instead OF
the universal and poisonous Compounds which
theL freely take, but with far different ef-
feet
From LADY SOPHIA GREY to Mcssrs. MORRISON
and Co.
GEETLEMEN-I feel that the best return | can
make for sthe wonderful benefit L have received
from you most excellent medicines, is 10 publish
my own aud my maids cases, hoping that from
such authority it may be the means OF others bene-
fitting by them, without fear of being poisoned or
Injured in any way by il, as, from fourteen months
use of it, am convinced of its perfect safety, and
also that it never fails in any case, y Justce Is
done 10 it. NV mnid declared perfectly incu-
rabIe and her cure perfected in five months,
and il was one of the very worst quinsey Threats,
of thirty years standing and she has not had any
return OF il since it Healed, and enjoys perfect
health which she never did before, and is free from
colds.
My case is a complication of disorders The liv'
or is of the Oldest date, affected dangerously in
1890 in my twelfth year and before that had ty-
pus and scarlet fevers, and was always delicate In
$500 my spine was injured by very bad overiurn
and during That time ne YER knew %wat real health
was and suffered most severely in many ways L:
first brought on violent spasms in the left hip
which medical skill could even relieve for four
teen years; during which time had termination
orblood to the head for two years and was much
weakened by the constant application OF teaches
In 1918 my liver was violently affected, and for
whole year had leeches and blisters without end
and twice bed in them this complaint cured the
spasms; but had severe returns ct the liver com
plant for many years, and the same weakening
remedies. l had also an inflammatory, slight
rheumatism, and bilious fever, and the last fell on
my nerves, and thought should have lost my
sensas.
In 1896, rheumatic govt came on, and had been
confined and a cripple from il for months togetheI
until took your medicine was rarely free from
it, In 1881 my spine was discovered to be affected;
and had it been discovered even ten years sooner
[ am convinced | should have been restored 10
health. This seemed 10 conquer the other other
complaints; but my strength was nearly sone and
could not hear such frequent blister and leeches,
and from great weakness, and too active mind and
body, it brought continual attacks of the spine,
liver and gout, and | was reduced to such of
nervous debility before began taking this medi
cine in May 1884 that for months did not dare
to any except my husband and servant,
the least excitement seemed 10 threaten me with
loss of senses; and the pal pation ofthe heart, Orom
l.,l lou
past bearing. Sound and refreshing sleep L had
not known for years; but il free from pain felt
warded for the want of sleep Several other
plaus, not named, were brought on by spine and
weakness.
For the last fourteen months have been
confined for a day to the house. Allmy complaints
have decreased gradually; from bearing n mass of
nfammatory, do not know what thirst is; and
after having been dieted for nine years, and de
prived of every thing | liked, can now eat and
drink whatever fancy, for every thing agrees
with me sleep sound and well, and have as much
strength dare to expect, but sufficient LOT the
ENJOYMENT of life; and have never taken grain
nor drop of any other medicine, or wanted bisters
teaches. No one has received greater klnanesS
and attention than have done, from the hrst med.
,col m en- in many parts of the kingdom; and most
greatiul do feel Tor it, and am convinced that as
far as heaven permitted nothing was leit undone.
/ cannot end this letter without mentioning tho
noble and disnterested conduct of our family sur
econ. who, when told him my wish to take this
medicine naturally expressed fears on account of
nv delicate and precarious state, but when he
fonnd il did me me good, advised my going with
it. and said he should rejoice in any thing that pro-
logged my life know many that have bene
from it since took it, but not at liberty to mon
ton names / remain, Gentlemen
your sincerely Obliged
SOPHIA GRAY.
Ashton flyer July, II 1886.
Every Packet sold in Vermont will be sign
ed In WRITING by Pangborn " Brnsmaid, Jew
oilers, of Burlington, Vt. who are State Agents land
also by the Sub Agents selling them. If they are
NOT so signed 0TDO NOT BUY THEM. Pack
cts of Pills are 81 and S3 each. Powders 25
per box. For sale by
u. JONAS FLINT St. Johnsbury.
John Kelsey, Danvile.
VIM. Pierce, Lyndon.
S. E. Morse and Simeon Lyman, Craftsbury.
Sabin Kellum, Irasburgh.
Elijah Cleveland, Coventry.
G. 81 J. w. Baxter, Derby Line
w. w. Caldwell, Montpelier.
Amasa Paine, Lowell. lO6n