Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-02
Extract Of a Letter to DR.. Geo.
TAYLOR, U. s. Agent Of the British Col
lcpe Of Health, London.

TAYLOR, u. :. Agent oil tho British Col
lcge Of Health, London.
TN answer to your inquiries relative 10 tho sale
i Of Morrison vegetable universal medicine in
Vermont. and "to our knowledge and experience
with regard 10 their beneficial effects upon those
who use them. anil respecting the "sa,isfaction
or dissatisfaction expressed by purchasers, either
10 yourselves or the suh.agcn's throughout this
state" We reply briefly at this time, hut can al
some future time give you more FULL ample and
salts actory intelligence relative TO the sales.
The demand for Morisons pills has steadily in.
creased from the time We were spp' inted State
Agents, and continues greatly 10 increase Of tina,
fact you must know from the amount had of you
from year 10 year. In some counties the increase
was SOW bot sure, in other counties, from eau.
SEES We will explain below in Note A. the sales
Increased rapidly and are TO this time sustained
by repeated and increasing calls, the fact that
during time of very great and rapid curtaiI.
ment Of all kinds Of sales, and business for the
last six months, we have received much more
CASH for Morisoos Pills than in any previous
year, shows TO us satisfactorily, that the public
like them the more they know Of them
Their beneficial effects, are certainly very
great, diseases pronourc, incurable by good
physicians yield TO the curative powers Of this
first best Vegetable Medicine and very many
abandon tho Old bleeding. torturing process II
being cured, (be ing killed II might with proprie.
~ be called) and comply with natures plan. viz
purging with vegetable med cines, which in more
cases than we could write out upon a ream of pa.
per, have been cured the las, year in Vermont
by this mt dcine made by MORRISON the Hy-
geist.
Satisfaction Of Purchasers.
We never knew anything give better sa iisfac-
ton than Morison's pills DO. Very many have
expressed their satisfaction 10 us personally,
some from distance have done so by letter and
through the subagenis we learn that the salts.
faction is general. We think we SHOULD be JUS.
tined by the facts of the 10 90 on and speak
as confidently and even vauntingly concerning
this medicine as some do concerning less valua-
bic medicines. But we are aware that Mr. Mort
son. wishes and expects il TO stand r. fall BY its
own intrinsic worth and VIC do no not wish 10 be
connected with an article that will not do SO -
We feel confident that this medicine will con,in.
ne TO he used more and more, that il will be an.
preciated and valued the more it is used. Our
confidence in IL is founded upon the know ledge
we have OF its effects upon those who have used
| II, IN this town and throughout the state. We
do not expect those who do not use il or see j.
used, 10 have !hc same confidence the time wa.
when we would not use the medicine; we diu
not then believe in continued purgaton even BY
vegetable medicines we now know that pa.
'ients reduced TO the last extremity Of weakness
and debility even, can take thi. medicine daily
and still grow stronger. In the language Of
scripture we say, 1--WE speak that we do know"
and testify ofthat which we have seen. Yours,
&c, PAscBoRs Il BRissnAip, State Agents
DR.. Gro. TAYLOR,
y. S. Agent, b. c. H.
NorE A. The cause ofthe very rapid inc rcase
oil sales in some counties the last and present
winter is ascrib by the sub agents 10 this nedi-
cine, (Morison's Pills and Powders) being bro't
into jnxiap1stion with the regular physicians at
time when there was some epidemic prevailing
such as scarlet fever or the like 80 that friends
and Toes 10 the medicine could see which was
best and most successful the doctor or the pills -
This was the case in Caledonia county and some
other places last winter, the cankcr rash and
scarlet lever Frustrated very many aud the mark.
ed success OF the medicine in speedily restoring
to good health those who used il, while other
in the same neigh3orhood and sometimes in the
same house, employed physician and follow ed
his prescriptions, soon died, and others were
cured Of scarlet fever and thrown into son 9th
er fever nearly as bad, and SO on into the con.
sumption as is commonly the case. The agents
inform us that the difference in the appearance
OF patients who used the AIorson's pills was too
striking TO afford room 10 doubt which of the
two was the best physicians. &B