Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-01-16
January 16, 1889.

would say, for the information of the
public, that was the first agent in this
county Ger The sale of Goelick's Matchless
Sana,;ye have sold il to individuals who
received no beneft-perhaps from the ma
,nre of the disease, and perhaps from their
III adherng to the directions, while 9TH
. have taken it with decided benefits
ome have been entirely cured by the use of
Dne bottle.
A young lady living short distance from
myself, lost her health, and il was said by
Der ply scans, that she was fast tending to
b consumption, and in fact was given up by
them as beyond cure. She was induced to
iry a bottle Of the Sanative, and in less
han two weeks evident marks of improve
ment were manifest, and before finishing
cne bottle her strength returned, and tho
often cautioned to be careful, she informed
ns that she was well-she felt well, and
alrong, and she could attribute it to nothing
hot the Sanative, as no other medicine was
token by her at the time, or for some time
rFevious. This. brother Murray, is one
p!ain and convincing case, showing that
il was the Sanative alone that effected the
cure.
The writer is crediby informed that
Musician living 6 miles of, swallowed a
mole bottle full at once, without receiving
any injury, for the purpose of convincing
Che community, that it was an imposition,
and destitute Of any healing or harming
utilities.
Vow, brother Murray, I, as an individual,
cgpnct beliere it,-and will tell you why.
IN most cases, where it has been used in
this section, it has created distress in the
slomach, especially if the patient happened
70 take more than the ordinary dose. l
haye known some or cases, but have
only room for one.
a lady living in the same house with
myself, who hal been out Of health for
some years, was prevailed on to try it, with
but little faith. After using it 2 or 3 days,
she was obliged to abandon the use of it,
rom the fact of its creating great distress
n her stomach. She acknowledged she took
some or more drops, once or twice, and
became convinced that was the cause of her
dIsiress. But her faith being small she
could not be prevailed on to continue the
use Of IT, Now these being facts under my
own observation, cannot but believe tina
the medicine possesses too great power for
d man to swallow down whole bottle full
"a once; and the physician that is said to
ave swallowed it, must have been strongly
opposed to the medicine, Gas in fact mos
MUSICIANS are,) and most likely, in my
opinion, had prepared it himself, put up il
BE same bottle, and then called IN his wit
nesses 10 see him swallow down whole
tottle Of the Matchless Sanative.
| am not personal in my remarks, as d
y not know the writer, nor the physical
alluded to by him. But, judging Of othe
physicians by those am acquainted Will
md the opposition which they manifest,
IAN with much propriety say that there ina
be some who would resort to deception
hat kind, in order 10 convince the comml
nifty that they alone possess the power an
skill of healing maladies.
If we believe the statements of soa
Eminent physicians, who have become CO..
Rinced OF the virtue Of this medicine, al
bave laid aside their prejudice and SELLS
ness for the good of mankind, we mu
certainly believe that it has wrought wo
ders. And provided it does not effect
cure in all cases, that is no argument again
The virtue Of the Sanative,-for it does n
pretend to cure all diseases, as some me
icines do. II is intended for consumpti
and consumptive cases. Another reas
why we should not throw them who
aside, and say we will not lend our aid
paper in informing the community Of
existence of such a medicine, is, that il
generally resored to alter all medical
has failed 10 restore health / would s
let him that feels anxious for his hea
know where he can obtain a medicine t
has virtue and power TO restore the veal
strength, and the sick to health.
Without personal enmity, or pecun
motives, but with view to the goot
mankind, believing there is virtue in
medicine, have hastily sketched the al
remarks. If you think it worth a plac
your paper, it is al your disposal.
Yours in love,
T. S. ELDRIDG