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who had been 35 years sick ard now enjoys
good hcaIthi ? JAS. MORRISON.
GENTLEMAN ,nol doc'"r.)
A little more than one year has e'ap'ed
since the people of Vermont and v'c'n,'y
have been enabled 10 obtain noaln IN It's
ORIGINAL PURITY,
the medicine made nj the Brush college OF
health, London, under the direct care OF
James Morrison the llyges', who first sent
IL forth to work its rcsisless way against
the combined opposition of all those who
were interested in keeping the people
shrouded in ignorance with regard 10 dis.
ease and to all new and better ways TO
cure bv
TEGETABLE MEDICLNES,
which cure quicker and more elfectuay,
and do not leave the patient reduced and
broken down in his
CONSTITUTION;
but on the contrary, with more vigor, more
strength, and better health. In word,
the current of lite, relieved Of the load OF
vscous humors, eff,'c'ualIy crad'caled by
Morison's medicine, flows. buoyan, on It's
way, dlffiusing peasurable sensations which
are alone produced BY
GOOD HEALTH.
The call for this medicine is constantly
increasing as i, did before, when the gcnu-
inc was to be Oh AIMED. A great number
Of cures have been effected within a few
months pas, in Vermont. Aud from time
10 time some of them will BE- made public,
although they are not needed to prove the
goodness or Mor,-ons
HYGEAN UNIVERSAL MEDICINE.
All that Is needed Is, To let The people be
satisfied that they can gri the genuine ar
t,ce, which they are sure Of getting in
Vermont, and IN Essex. NI!ln"n, Franklin
and 81. LawreOce Coun'ies, N. Y. II they
will buy only OF he regular advertised sub
agents. aud secdi,at the. packets are signed
in writing by Pangoorn u Br'nsma'd.
No others are genuine
Jewellers Of Burlington VI. who are state
agents and to whom application must be
made for agencies aud medicine. The
following is an extract from, letter recclv
ed by mall which IN regard to the salts,
faction expressed by all who have used this
medicine since its Introduction aga among
us, il the language Of oil the sub agents IN
the state, aud of oil who have communca
ted with US upon the subjec'.
Feb. 70, 1880.
"Messrs. Pangborn & Brinsmaid,
Gentlemen, with respect to the modi'
cine of the. British college of health, Lnn-
don, imported by Geo Taylor, the general
agent, can say that during the past year
those persons who have purchased OF me
ss your agent. have, in every instance, so
far as has come to my knowledge. been
perfectly satisfied on irlai hal the pills are
genuine Morison'S pills, and have also fonnd
them 10 answer every reasonable eXpec,a-
ton as medicine. Very many instances Of
cures and relief might be mentioned but
this seems to me supc'fnous, there is
scarce neighborhood in The country
where their extraordinary efficacy is not
TO met with. will jus. mention one of
recent occurrence.
A gentleman informs me that his son 10
years of age was taken III with VIOLENT
FEVER accompanied with
... DELIRIUM
The Goth of January last. he gave his son
Morson's Pills and relied on them wholly
as a medicine in the case. The Fever
though very severe, virnicnt and danger.
GUS was subdned ~ about five doys ana The
boy speedily restored to health the father
Is convinced that tcvcrs may be success
fully and safely treated with this Vegetable
Medicine. without recourse to such means
as may IN curing Fever, ruin tie constitu.
ton for
LIFE.
And hope that n steady ard perscverng
course OF The Hygei.ts will yet convince
the world of IT, for their good"
We thought that we should not publish
in the papers
ANY CURES.
Bnt have concluded TO comply with the
solicitation Of some friends 10 The cause Of
HYGEISM, whose Opinions we respect.
who say that some poor despairing Mrni'd
who has tried almost every thing else. in
VAN, may be induced to take Morson's
medicine, which has in
THOUSANDS OF CASES
Cured when almost every things else has
failed to afford relief. We give here Il
Hvgean Pills In case, and very severe
case of
DROPSY G. RHEUMATISM.
A gentleman of this town burlington.
VII was and had been for some time very
low with The above diseases. he had become
cripple and n very heIplcs one too, hI,
legs which were complete sores, dschorg~
:ng great quantity OF matter every day !;
were drawn and bent up nearly to his body,
he could not feed himself, could not turn
himself IN bed. could not attend to any OF
the ordinary calls of nature. without assist
ance. II was thought he would not hold
out long. When in his dep'orabIe condi.
lion. one Of our oldest and BEST PlIYSI
CLANS recommended INN to take Mnr
sons Pills, telling h,m he thought they
would help hun.
"IF ANY THING JVOULD."
He not w'lhou, any objections, (havlng
tried 40 many things IN va'n,) consented t"
take Thorn, he sent for Two g Packages,
and before he had used
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