Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-06-28
.ORISON,S PILLS.


Medicine, made by JAS MORRISON tho Hygoisl /;
This medicine hasby its own intrinsic merit
gained n world renowned reputation by the
many cures it is daily cilecing wherever i, is
Introduced, although i, has been opposed by
every thing which the Faculty could bring to
BEAR AGAINST IT.
IL has come off victorious over Disease in its
MOST VIRULENT FORMS,
and over The Faculty who opposed It's use by
CURING THOUsA NDs
which they could not cure.
We now invite those who have not already
introduced this medicine into their practice TO
use it and thereby cure their patients aud gain
II good name
WHICH Is BETTER THAN GOLD.
To those who need Medicine aud a re not
decided TO use this
CELEBRATED MEDICINE
We would just say that this medicine is proba
bly, curing more persons every dav
THROUGHOUT TIE WORLD
than ALL OTHER Medicines and the FAC
ULTY put together.
The sale continues greatly TO increase and
the satisfaction expressed by those who use it
is most gratifying.
We beg leave to present 10 the Public of
Vermont and Vicinity the
CURE OF LADY SOPHIA GREY,
who, from her high standing in society may
influence some to use it who may think that it
isthe lower class mostly who use this mcdi.
cine.
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.
if they would take this best Of Medicine in
stead Of the universal and poisonous Com
pounds which they now So freely take, but
with far different effect.
From LADY SopHIAGREY TO Nlessrs. MORRISON
and Co.
GENTLsMEN,-l feel thar The best return can
make for the wonderful benefit have received from
your most excellent medicines, is TO publish my own
ana my maids Gases, hoping that from such aulnor.
iiy il may lie the means Of others benrtiting bv
them, without fear of being poisoned or injured
in any way by 1t, as, from fourteen months use OF
II, am convinced Of lis perfect safety, and also,
that il never fails in any fnslice is done to
it. My maid was declared periec " ncurable, aud
her cure was perfected in five months, and it was
one Of the very worst qunsey Ihroats, Of thirty
years standing; and she has not had any return Of
it since il healed, and enjoys perfect health which
she never did before, and is free from colds.
My case - a complication of dorders. The
liver is olthe olles, date was affected dangerously
In 1880, in my twelfth year, and before thar had
typhus and scarlet ie,ers, and was always delicate.
In $500 my spine was injured by very bad overs
turn in an open carraise, but not discovered until
1851 ; and during thai time ! never knew what
real health was, and suffered most severely in many
WAYS. Ii first brought On violent spasms in the
left hip which no medical skill could even relieve
for fourteen years during which time | had a ter.
minaton Of blood to The head for two years, and
much weakened by constant application Of
leeches In 1878 my liver was violently affected,
and for whole year had ecches and bIisters
without end and twice bed in them. This COM
plain, cured the spasms; bu, had severe returns
OF The live complaint for many Years, ana the same
weakening remedies. ] had also an nimma tor
slight rheumatic, and bilious fever, and the last fell
on my nerves, and thought should have lost my
senses.
In 1926, rheumatic govt came on, and had been
confined and Il cripple from ii for months together,
until took your medicine was rarely free from it,
In 1891 my spine was discovered 10 be affected
and had been discovered even ten years sooner,
am convinced shoud have been restored TO health.
This seemed TO conquer the other comp ans but
my strength was nearly gone, and could not bear
such frequent blisiers and eeches, AMI from grea
weakness, and 100 active mind and body, it brought
on continual attacks of the spine, liver and govt,
and was reduced to such state oluervous debility
before began taking this medicine in May, 1884,
that for months ! did no, dare to see any one ex.
cepl nv husband and servant, as the least excite
menl seemed to threaten with loss of senses; and
the pa piiaton Of The heart, (iom which | had
suffered for years) become almost past bearing.
Sound and refreshing sleep | had not known for
years but If ice from pain, | felt rewarded for
the want of sleep. Several other complaints, no,
named, were brought on by the spine and weakness.
For the last fourteen months have never been
confined for a day 10 the house. A my complaints
have decreased gradually, from being a mass OF
inflammation, do not know VIVA, thirst is and
after having been dele1 for nine years, and deprv.
ed Of every thing liked, ] can now eat or drink
whatever fancy, for every thing agrees with me
] sleep sound and well, and have as much strength
as must ever dare 10 expect, but sufficient for The
enjoyment Of life ; and have never taken a grain
or drop of any other medicine, or wanted blister or
lerrhes. No one has received greater kindness and
and attention than have done, ION The first med.
ical men in many parts of the kingdom and most
grateful do feel Tor II, and am convinced thai, as
tar AS heaven permitted, nothing was left undone
cannot end this letter without mentioning the noble
and disinlcresIel conducl of our family surgeon ,
who, when told him of my wish to take his med.
icne, naturally expsersed fears on account Of my
delicate aud preCai ous s,ae, hut when he found il
did me good, advised my going on with it, and said
he should rejoice in any ding that prolonged my
life. ! know many thar have benefited from it
since l took it. but am not ~ liberty TO mention
names. remain, Gcnllemcn,
your sincerely obliged,
SOPHIA GREY.
Ashton Ayes, July II, 1896.
The above Medicines can be had genuine
in the State Of Vermont, only Of Pangborn &
Bflnsmaid, Jewellers, Burlington, VI. State
Agents, or Of the sub Agents appointed and
supplied by them. Remember every package
will be signed in writing by Pangborn Il BrnS-
maid-IF NOT so SIGNED DO NOT BUY THEN.
PANGBORN 81 BRINSMAID,
JeoeherS, Burlington, N. State agents.
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