Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-05-06
BY the British Queen,

(WHICH arrived at New-York, November !
wv %, we received an interesting letter from |
Mr. J. Morrison written at the British College of |
Health, London, where the medicine of which |
we speak below is made. Mr.. Morrison think |
that the reason that many in this country are so
long in being cured of old seated Diseases. is /
$ that they do not take large doses enough and
who is better Judge than he who has for years
MADE and ADMINISTERED the MEDIcINE and |
OBSERVED its EFFECTS! We believe this rea- !
son, the true one. In cases of typhus Fepey.
bilious affections, Cholera naor6Ls, Consump-
tion, Rheumatism, particularly
INFLAMMAToRY RHEUMATISM,
Dropsy, Small Pox, Tic Douloureaux,
FEvERs OF ALL KINDS,
and in MANY other diseases, in their worst stag
es there should be doses of 10, Is, 20, 80 and
even more Pills administered at "A DOSE Ii
is done with great success all over Europe, and
THERE IS where the medicine Is most successful,
We eonversed with a gentleman in this town, i'm
August last, il was DIR. John Morrison, son of
MIR. James Morrison, the Hygeist, who spent
day or two, here, whilst on his travels through
the states: he informed US that he was once
Frustrated by fever, We think he said Typhus
Fever; (the name matters not) and was pro-
nounced by frencs and phyricians near his end,
past recovery His father dismissed the ply
sicians and said, Il think / can save him, and
commenced with (3O) thirty No. Pills, these
did not have the desired effect, and he gave him
doses of SIXTY No 2 Pills and continued these
doses for SeDeToL days, until he was out of dan
ger. TiruLent Diseases require large DoStS.-
Large doses, in season, will prevent long sick
ness.
Mr.. Lemuel Curtis, known by all in Ibis town
and vicinity: was laid up with HafanlmdtOru
Rheumatism, had TO be lifted into and out Of
bed: his limbs were swollen very large, his pains
were very acute; he had been trying various
things without relief: by the persuasion of Mrs.
e. Johnson, against his wishes. he sent to US for
81 package of Morson's Medicines and by
them acGs cured. We had this information from
Mr.. Curtis himself, he is here and can be en-
quired of concerning it. Mrs. Johnson, known
to most of the inhabitants of Burlington. was
laid up with the same disease. Intlammatorv
Rheumatism, and could get no relief, she sent 10
us for package of Morison's Medicine, and saws
when had taken the fifth dose. the swellings
and the pains began to leave me, and those only
who have had this disease, can realize the happi-
ness of
.dBSE.N'T PIN.
Morison's Pills cured Mrs. Johnson
We often think we never will publish another
word about Medicine, but situated as we are,
where we have incOnteStibEe evidence of the iu-
trnslc worth of Morison's Pills and see that they
Do cure very many, who in all human probabil-
ity, would otherwise die soon, or drag out mis-
cradle, sickly existence, we will speak-we will
| write-we will let the sick know where thew
can depend upon getting good Thoroughbred
vegetable medicine, whice sciH cure if perseyer-
ed In, and used Alright: we call upon Hygeists 10
renew their interest, to take agencies if they are
needed in their vicinity, 10 circulate the Pamph-
| lets, Books and Medicine. Truth is nigbtU and
will PREVAIL EXPERIENCE has established
Hygeism' Many through ignorance and preiu
dice, neglect to use this Medicine: when had
they used it, would have been doubly best
Every Package sold in the state Of Vermont. g.
in the towns bordering on Lake ChampIain in
! the state of New York, will be signed in writ
ing by 'PANGBORN s, BRINSMAID' and also
by the su6.Ggents selling the same, and eyery
sub-agent will have certificate of agency SIGN
ed by DIR. Geo. Taylor, U. S. Agent and by our
! SelUes.
REMEMBER THE ABOVE.
Applications for Agencies or Medicine, [post
paid, promptly answered
PANGBORN & BRINSMAID.
Jewellers, Burlington, VT State Agents
DR.. Geo. Taylor New st. New-York, u. s
Agent: sent out by the British Col. of Health
London: of which Jas. Morrison the Hyoeist
the founder and President.
| Burlington, Dec. 1899.