Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-30

- wing symptoms of irriaton arising from foul
stomach and bowels; snch as loss of appetite, or
morbid cravings for food sickness or vomiting, |
pains or an uneasy sen alton at the pit of stomach,
with sorness, and co>ivc state of the bowels, hau
ence with fitness OF hose parts, and pain on pressure,
with ianincss Jalndice dy.enary, pains in either
Il e, aud piles. Affections Of the head, zzness stu
por weakness, depression Of spirits, hysteria hypo-
chonlra, and ofen disturb e Sleep sick head ache
common with feeble, delicate persons, especially
females diarrh1a or loo>enc>s ofihe bowels and dy-
.cnary, disease. of the skim and frequen,
with children, ec ions of the chest, such coughs,
or difficulty of breathing, occasionei very freq emily
by disorlcrcl state Of the stomach Monthly alice
tons of females when checked Ivy general debility win
loss ofappelic, attended with cold feet etc., ag,c md
fever, influenza, rheumatic aec,ions of the joints,
scrIa TIC dooroux painful affections OF the nerves
of the face, neck and shoulders. ] have found them
u.efi in removing chronic caarrh if per cvercd in
for some time, in smaller doses. They ore accommo-
dated to all age, Children ofu year old may safely
use them, aud oany climate, aud under all circnn-
stances. They contain mercury other mineral.
They purely vcgc'ale nosE.-Two to four may
he taken AT a time, aud repeated every other night,
until the iongic Is clean, aud the discharge from the
bowels, instead of eng light colorcl or dark AMI Of
lensve, become, free and Jl! and healthy with
turn Of anpctl'c.
| CERIIFlCATES.-The undersigned has had the
! pleasure OF an acquaintance with DR. S. Phinnev for
some years past during his hlence in this village,
where he has attained high character as physical.
He has had an opportunity also in repeated n.tanceS
OF testing the value OF the "Fainly Pills." and from his
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knowledge OF their good ELECTS in other ca,e, he has
no hesitation in recommending them to lie just what
they profess to ic, very valua lie Family Medicine.
THOMAS NJ. SMITH,
| Pastor Of the Prcsl yerian church Ca>kiIi Ny.
feel i, to lie privilege and duty to say, that TO the
extent Of my observation and experience, which is
very considerable ring several years. the utility OF
the article both for py-pep>y and a. most e;lcacols
Family Medicine, far exceeded my ancipatcn,.
More than thirty years. have no, enjoyed health but
suffered much from Scl, head-acIlc and from bilious
tc,ionS. have had the advice Of many respectable
physicians, u, never 10 md any ccial rclici from
my complaints until trial Of DR. Phnncy'> Pills had
LCen made. SAMUEL. CHURCHILL.
Ilarmon>burs. Crawford Co., Pa, July, 1898.
Ca,skill, Greene Co., \. v, April, 1925
To all wh,n It may concern This ccriiie> hat DR.
S. Phinney is Ply cian Of the first sanding in this
village having received his medical degree at Cam
bridge Unver iy, and is entitled 10 the hghes, respect
from the public.
Rev. David Porter, D. D.; Rev. 10 eph Pren'i>s, A.
NJ; Thomas b. Cooke, Pre- itent Of Ca,>kill Bank
Rev. Thomas Smith Jacob Hai-hl Robert Dor
Ion, Coun elIor; John Adam, do; NJ. Watson, do.
Ifthcse pills do not give >ai siacon after far rla
they may lie returned, and The money viii be refunded
Agents are hereby authorized to do so. Agents. K
Moody, Burlington; l.. james, Georgia. T. w Smith
ST. Adams; c. l.. Drake, West NJ ION and at most o
the stores in the state. o30.3n