Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-01-30
For the Vermont Telegraph.
QUACK MEDICINES.
Burlington, Jan. 22nd, 1899.

For the Vermont Telegraph.
..s-r. QUACK MEDICINES.
s. Burlington, Jan. 22nd, 1889.
Mr. Murray Dear Sir:-In your
paper of 10Th Dec. noticed communica-
ton from Mr. Samuel Eastman, concern
ing Quack Medicines, and the advertising
OF Quack Medicines. His, sentiments in
the main are the same as my own. Bat |
against his CHASING Morison's Pills with |
Quack Medicines, | must enter nv. pro- |
test When some young would be-thought |
Deists-but who were rather scoffers of
God and the Bible-were gathered to-
gether to strengthen each other in sin and |
IN their unbellef. having gone so far as to I
propose to burn their Bibles and being !
about to make bonfire o. them, one of |
the company, more thoughtful than his |
companions, cried out, stop! stop! friends !
DO not let us burn the Bible until we get |
something better to take its place! |
would just say do not let US throw away
/ Morison's Medicine until we get better
to take its place. do not think that broth
er E., or any one else, can produce or point
out another medicine that has done as
much good, alleviated as much suffering,
cured as many persons, in the same length
of time. as the medicine discovered and
sent over the world by James Morrison the
Hygeist. IT,. -.
Brother E. has not found any one cured
by the medicine. | would ask him to in
form the readers of the Telegraph wheth-
er the pills he and his brother-in-law took,
were those sent into his place or vicinity
by H. Shepheard Moat? formerIv u. S.
Agent, but who has had no pills from the
College. for about three years; or were
: they those sent out through the agency of
e Or. Geo. Taylor, who is the only author
e ised Agent for the United States l be-
Y l;eve that they have been deceived, and
that instead Of using Morison's Pills, they
f have been using Meats Pills. I could
inform brother Z. Of numerous persons
who have been cured, within the last year,
by the Vegetable Universal Medicine of
, the British College of Health, made by
: James Morrison, the Hygeist. Cases that
: would satisfy him too, were he here to
Il visit the individuals, and hear them ex-
Y press their gratitude, and bless the name
! of James Morrison, the Hygest, who un-
der God was the means of their being
. cured. pledge myself to brother E. to
: give we'll authenticated case of an indi
: vidual, very much benefited, or entirely
o cured, by Morison's Pills, for every one
e he will find who has taken the gemu5n
N Pills, obtained from the agents appointed
r by Geo. Taylor, 6 l-2 WaH-street, New
a. York without deriving benefit there
$ from. will state one case as briefly a
if possible. Mr.. Dean, of this town, re
r spectacle and old inhabisant, farmer, ha
: long been afflicted by the dropsy and tn
ia rheumatism, to an alarming degree. Hi
ne legs were perfect sore, discharging quart
y. of matter every day They were draw
by up, and so stiff and crooked, that be wa
&C. indeed cripple, and a helpless cfippI
n 100, he could not turn himself in bed. II
= could not dress himself-could not fee
gu himself-could not attend, without assis
no ance, to any Of the ordinary calls of n
he ture. While in this condition, DR.. A
'ut water, one of our Oldest and best PHYS
1ot CLANS, advised him to get the Morse
ent Pills; for he thought they would he
hes him. Mr.. Dean, with great reuctanc
~ (as he was discouraged, having tried G
: most every thing in vain,) bought two
packages, and rs cent box of powder
on He went to taking them, and before t
;ies two dollars worth of pills were used,
the came to town, driving his own team. f
mo- legs were healed up, and he felt we'll !;
hen The lives two miles out of the village, a
,un- called upon the agents here to tell
ID "story of gratitude" He has repeat'
mo ly called, through the summer, and sa
"a he is getting better every day. He 81
and he is free from every kind of pain, a
and never felt better in his life. The abov
long had from his own mouth, and IS but
ions small part of what he said. He, in c
piles clusion said, 'shad | got these pills
ence year, they would have saved me $500
!. "A attendance, nurses, and doctors bills,
.r would have saved me world of suf
'a'e ing" As matter of course. ne IS 2
and ousiy recommending them to all arou
diff / would just say to brother E that
that had his brother taken the genuine P
'fess- obtained through the u, s Agent