Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-09-07

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.StUPERIoR to the Hygcn Brandreth, Evans, Indian
YPurgave, the Maches [phcedl Sanatve any other
1is OF Comp ound before the public as cerhei to by
Physicians and Others Let none condemn them until
they have t1ed them and then certain they will
not.
1T Is settled point with all who have used the
vegetable Persian Pills, that they pre- eminenuy the
best and most efhcacious Family Medicine that has yet
been used in America. If every family could become &C
qseo WIN theIr sovereign power over disease, hey
would keep them and be prepared with sure remedy TO
apply on the first appea of disease, and then how
much distress mould be avoided and money saved as well
as The yes oil thousands who hurried OF time by
negectng dla asa in Its first stages by not being pos
session oil remedy which they can place dependence up
PERSIdN PILLS freely iohen needed INJURY
sue used from youth old age, we taken according TO The
| The RESURRECTION OR PERSLAN Pills
The name OF these Pills originated from the circumstance
OF the medicine being iound only in the ccmeres offer
sa' Inc vegetable productions being Of peculiar kind
led TO experiments TO its medical qualities and virtues
In nall century it became established medicine for
diseases OF that country The extract Of this singular pro-
ducuon was introduced into parts of Europe the
year l775 and used by many celebrated physicians
ing certain diseases where all other medicines had
used IN vain Early in the year 1892 the extract com
pineo win certain vegetable medicine imported Du-
ra Baca IN the East Indies, and formed pills. The
admirable effect of this compound the humun system
led physicians and families no its general USE Their
long established character their and healing vr-
tues The detergent and cleansing qualities of he spec
cal acon upon the gander part Of The system such
VIII sustain her reputation and general use i'll the Ame
can Republic.
CERTIFICATES
certify that have by way OF experiment, used the Hy-
goan, and most of the various kinds of pills, my prac-
ice which have borne the highest repute the public e
tmaton that have been offered for sale in this vicinity 70,
the last years. including those called the Resurrection
or Persian Pills. and the public may assured that
none among the whole catalogue has answered better
purpose as an easy and eecua remedy than the Resur-
fecuon or Persian Pills in most cases of disease.
CHARLES BACKUS, M. ID.
Rochester. N. Y. Sept 81, 1887.
| TO MOTHERS.
Messrs T.. Chase and Co..
Gentlemen-Hearing umch said ABOUT the eNtraordina-
y effects Of the Resurrection or Persian Pills upon hos,
about to become mothers, induced TO make ira
oil them. My wife at that time the mother Of five
Children ard had suffered The tedious and cxcruclan
pains during and after her confinement Of each She hat
tined every and much medicine, but our'
little or relief. She commenced taking the PorsIaI
Pills about three months before her conference.-the
health being very poor about this leugt Of time prev
and in short time she enable by their TO atten
to the Of a mother until her confinement At thu
time she commenced taking the Persian Pills and for
eral weeks Previous she afflicted with dry ha
cough and frequent severe cramps which the Of tn
pills entirely removed before using hall box. Ii is wit
the greatest confidence hat advise all those about
become mothers 10 make Of The Persian Pills. A
those that have taken them neighbohood have 60
along in the same easy and about house in
lew days There does not appear to be hall the DANCE
oil other difficulties setting in after confinement wher
u these pills taken. We EniIedy let negeC
taking them for they nTeach Of the poor well
rich We are truly thankful that there is remedy who
females can easily procure, which many OF them have
wise would be lost S. ROBERTS,
ANN O. RORERTS