Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-01-29
By the British Quean

M HIGH arrived at New-York n
w %, we received an interestjng H., enbe
Mr.. j. Morrison written at the British ~ irOa
Health, London, where the meIicina ~ iess d
we speak below is made. Mr.. Mo,ison' SsheS
that The reason that many in this co,,r,-. 'Ats
long In being cured of old seated ~ eI
that they do not take large doses ero,,eisSes
who IS better judge than he who Ia ~ a
MADE and ADMINISTERED the N1rn,.S goa
OBSERVED Its EFFECTs? We believe ~ al
son, The true one. In cases of ft,1g,,. f.a
bilious affections, Cholera morbas, Cor.7,
ton, Rheumatism, particularly
INFLAMMATORY RHEUNATTs,,
Dropsy, Small Pox, Tic Doulourea1x.
FEvERs OF ALL KINDS
and IN many other diseases, in their w..
es there should be doses of 10, Is. On ~ sls
even more Pills administered al A DoSp @
! is done with great success all over Euror--' L
THERE Is where the medicine Is most 80 sh'
We conversed with gentleman in Tins ,.,.sa
August last, it was MIR. John Morrison ~
MIR. James Morrison. the Hygeist, who , - {
day or two, here, whilst on his travels ~ ~
the states: he informed us that he w,s
Frustrated by fever, we think he said IT,. sIss
Fever; (the name matters not) and NJ! fla
nounced by frienCs and phyricians near ~ Y
past recovery His father dismissed tie q.
slcians and said, Il think | can save him p''
commenced with (3O) thirty No. PHI, "a :
did not have the desired effect, and he 49,
doses of Sirty No. Pills and Confines - ..a
doses for several days, until he was ON n I,s
ger. Piruielt Diseases require lo.ge III !. -.
Large doses, in season, viii prevent I5,r...L
| ness
Mr. Lemuel Curtis. known by an in IL. ,.
and vicinity: was laid up with LnfGnn9,.. !.
Rheumatism, had 70 be lifted into and I'D, +.
bed: his limbs were swollen very large, IN, p.i,,
were very acute; he had been trying var.
things without relief: by the persuasion of NJ.
G. Johnson, against bis wishes. he sent 10 ne 4.
a IL package of MoTison's Medicines and 1.
them acds cured We had this information fa.
Mr.. Curtis himself, he is here and can be :.
quired of concerning il. Mrs. johnson, kror,
10 most of the inhabitants OF Burlington. =,
laid up with the same disease, Iuhampa,o-
Rheumatism, and could get no relief, She sentl.
lis for package of Morison's Medicine, and ,u
when had taken the fifth dose. The sueIia.
AMI The pains began TO leave me, and those al,
who have had ihls disease, can realize the harm
ness of
-aBSENT P.4Lv
Morison's Pills cured Mrs. johnson.
e often think we never will publish annlr
word about Medicine, but situated a. we A.,
where we have iHcOntestibIe evidence Of The +
trinsic worth OF Morison's Pills and see that tie
DO cure very many, who in all human rrolasj
lty, would otherwise die soon, or drag out a MI
erabie, sIckly existence, we will spesk-we Vi
wrIte-we will let the sick know where III
can depend upon getting a good tho7ons.-;ri.
vegetable medicine, whice 1ciH cure Il .. srve
cd in. and used Alright: we call upon Hyseis's
renew their interest, 10 take agencies if they ar
needed IN their vicinity, 10 circulate the Panrl
| lets, Books and Medicine. Truth is mighty an
will prevail EXPERIENCE has esla, / 5, .,
Hygeism.' Many through ignoramie and plela
dice, neglect TO use this Medicine: when /.
the Y u, ed il, would have been cloubly blrsl
Every Package sold in the state e Vermont
in the towns bordering on Lake Chanllsja
the state Of New Yolk. will he sirne IN W
ing by 'PANGBORN & BRiNSMA d. and Il
by the sub agents telling The same. and r,-
sub-agent will have certificate Of agency 81
ed by DR.. Geo. Taylor, U. ). Agent and :, o.
SeIUeS.
REMEMBER TIE ABOVE.
Applications for Agencies or Medic.n.. n.
paid, promptly answered
PANGBoRN {. BRINSlIAID.
Jewellers, Burlington. Vt. State Agerts
DR.. Geo. Taylor New ST. New-York. L. {
Agent: sent out by The British Col. Of Hr,,t
London: of which JAS Morrison the Hya *
| the founder ana President.
Burlington, Dec. 1899.
BACENT