The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-06-23
Hsy the British Queen,

NKTHlCH arrived in New York Nov. 23d, we re-
w ceived an interesting letter from Mr. -
Morrison written at the British College OF Heaitn'
London, where the medicine of which we speak Is
made. Mr. Morrison thinks hat the reason thac
many in this country are SC '1ng IN being cufeo vi
old seated Diseases is that they do not Jake large
doses enough and who is better judge than he
who has for gears HADE and ADMINISTERED the
MEDICINE and OBSERVED its EFFECTS: we oeheVe
this reason, tho true one. In cuses OF lupus Feoer
bilious Complaints Cholera Mor6us, Consumption,
Rheumatism particularly
LNFL4Ji.A TORY RHEUMATISM,
Dropsy, Small Pox, Tic Dououreaux,
FEVERS OF ALL KINDS,
and in many other diseases, in their worst stages
there should be doses Of 10, Is, 20, 30 and even
more Pills administered at "A DOSE. 1t Is done
with great success all over Europe, and THERE is
where the medicine is MOST successful We con-
versed with n gentleman in thus town, in August
last il was Mr. John Morrison son of Mr. James
Morrison, the Hygeisl, who spent a 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, Qhe name mat
tiers noO and was pronounced by Friends and phys
icians NEAR his end, past recovery. His father
dismissed the physicians and said, Il think l can
save him. and commenced with (3O) thirty NO
Pills, these did not have the desired effect, and lie
gave him doses Of SiEty No 2 Pus and continued
these doses for several days until he was out OF
danger Firulent diseases require large doses
Large doses, in season VIII prevent long SICK.
Mr. Lemuel Curtis, known by all in.this town IL
vicinity, laid up with Intidmato,y rheumatism,
had to be lifted into and out oil 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 G. Johnson, against his wish.
es he sent TO for 81 package of Morrisons
Medicines and by them cured. We had this
information from Mr. Curtis he IS hero and can be
enqured of concerning 1t. Mrs Johnson, known 10
most of the inhabitants OF Burlignton, was iaId up
with the same disease, lnhamatory rheumatism
and could get relief she sent to US for package
Of Nor - pI,
ken the ffth dose the swellings and the pains be-
gan to leave me, and those only who have had this
disease, can realize the happiness of
Mcrrisons Pill cured Mrs Johnson.
We often think never will publish another
word about Medicine, but situated as we are, where
we have incOntosttbte evidence of the intrinsic
worth Of Morrison Pills and see that they do cure
very many, who in all human probability, would
otherwise, die soon, or drag out n miserable eXls-
tence, we will speak-we will write will let
the sick know where they can get good thorough
tried Vegetable medicine, which cure ii persevered
in and used arght we call upon Hygests to renew
interests, to take agencies if they are needed in
their vicinity, to circulate the phanphets, Books
and Medicine. 'Truth is mighty and will prevail.
EXPERIENCE has established Hygeism Many
through ignorance, and prejudice, neglect 10 use
this, Medicine; when had they used it, would have
been douby best. PANGBORN 81 BRiNSMAII
Jewellers, Burlington, Vt.
Every Packet sold in Vermont will be sign
ed IN WRITING by Pangborn IL Brinsmaid, Jew :
ellers of Burlington, VT. who are State Agents, and
also by the Sub-Agents selling them. If they are
NOT so signed GJ'DO NOT BUY THEM. Pack
cts of Pills 81 and SS3 each. Powders, 25 cts
per box. For sale by
JONAS FLINT, St. Johnsbury.
John Kelsey, Danville.
VIM Pierce, Lyndon.
s. E. Morse and Simeon Lyman, Craftsbury.
Sabin Kellum, Irasburgh.
Elijah Cleveland, Coventry.
c. 81 J. w. Baxter, Derby Line.
W. w. Caldwell Montpelier.
Aunasa Paine, Lowell 1851