Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-05-01
ID. Fl. SWEENEY, Agent
Tor DR.. SAMUEL THoMst
Brattleburo, March ie, 1910. at

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We the subscribers, cheerfully certify that
we have employed Doct. Dahiei Fl. Sweeney,
Thomsonian Botanic Physician, and do rr-
commend him as a successful practitioner Of
Medicine, and entitled TO the confidence of the
public
Franklin County, Mass. March, 1870.
Tyler Thatcher, Minister Of the LIST
Congregational Society, Hawiey,
Theophilus Packard, ID. do: do.
Shelburne.
Theophilus Packard, Jr. Colleague
Pastor do. do, Shslburne.
Maturin Ballou, Monroe.
John Brooker, Gill.
John w. Alexander; Greenfield.
Simon Sheldon, Gill.
Gideon Tenney, Gill.
Lemuel Hastings, Greenfield,
Ohed Hastings, do.
David S. Hastings, do.
Seth Woods, do, Factory Village.
Rowena F.. II. Wood, do. Factory Viii
Arethusa Tenney, Gill.
CIymena C. Hosmer, do.
Mary H. Hosmer, Gill.
Marian A: Packard, Shelburne.
William Hanson, do.
Edw. Hanson, do.
Persis Hanson, do.
Deerfeld, March I6, $780,
cheerfully concur in the foregoing recon.
hShuabiOh' hNOON CQ0R, NIL.
Gill, March. 1870.
hereby certify that my son, Barnard DEMO,
II years OF age, was afflicted with epileptie
fits, in the lattef part Of the year 1883, aud
was for some time under the care Of skfui
Physician, and also occasionally received ada
vice from another, and hiscase was considered
hopeless. AS last resort, applied TO DR.. ID.
ii. Sweeney of Greenfield, and TO my great
surprise, the medicine he administered had the
desired effect in preventing return Of the fits.
He now enjoys comfortable state of health.
DAVID DEMO.
Sheburne, March Is, 1870.
This may certify that was in declining
state ofhealih for nearly five years, previous tu
the last year, during which period of ilress !
was unable 10 do any work, and employed 1--WE
physicians, at different times, who were cons
sidered highly skilful in their profession, be-
sides receiving the occasional advice Of some
others. Receiving no permanent benefit,
commenced taking some of the various nos
trums so highly recommended at the present
day. These likewise failing TO relieve me,
was induced to apply to DR.. ID. H. Sweeney,
Botanic Physician, although despairinE of re-
ceiving any benefit, and placed myself under
his care about year ago. To my great sur-
prise, was in a short time restored 10 a coed
state Of health and still remain 81.
PERsIs HANSON.
Greenfield, March, 1910.
hereby certify that In the month OF Deem
Der, 1888, was severely afflicted with Tic
DouIoureur. ! applied 10 setera respectabls
Physicians, only one of whom gave me any
encouragement of being able to cure me, and
he said he thought it might take year Il,
effect cure. Myself and family were confi-
dent that could not live year; ipy sufierinas
were so severe. In March, 1855, placed
myself under the care Of DR.. ID. ii. Sweeney,
and in three weeks time the disorder was ens
tircy eradicatcd, and l have not been troubled
with il since. WIN. r. WELLS.
Greenfield, March II, 1910.
| This may certify that was for some years
afflicted with Erysipelas, otherwise called 81,
Anthony's Fire, and my life was despaired or
by my friends, by whom, as last resort,
was advised to employ Doct ID. n. Sweeney.
! accordingly placed myself under his care In
January, 1889, at which time my decease was
hourly expected. Previous 10 the middle Of
February following, was so far recovered Is
to be comfortable and able to be about tho
house and take care Of myself. Ny health il
now comfortable and better than il has been
Tor some years.
| LYDIA SMFAD.