Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-02-19
BY the British Ouean

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w %, we received an inter esting Is,,.eei9ss=-
Mr. J: Morrison written at the British en-. iloc
Health, London, where the medicine 81 q
we speak below is made. MIR. Mo,iso, Nsit
that The reason that many in this couD,,,. 1S
long in being cured Of old seated Dee s
that they do not take large doses ero,.I =
who is better judge than be who Ia. e., I'D
MADE and ADMINISTERED the afpnr-1 yari
OBSERVED its TFFECTs! We believe 80 I'D
son, the true one. In cases Of t,,Db,,. ies
bilious affections, Cholera nor5It. Gee.
tion, Rheumatism, particularly 's'1P
EXPLANATORY RHEUMATISu
DroPsy, Small Pox, Tic Douloureaux.
FEvERs OF ALL KINDS
and IN many other diseases, in their x
es there should be doses of 10, Is. % sislg
even more Pills administered at A DoSS,a e
is done with great success all over Fu.o,-
THERE Is where the medicine is most - q.
We cOnverSed with gentleman in Ills -
! August last, it was MIR. John Morrison
MIR. James Morrison, the Hygeist. who - =.
! day or two, here, whilst on his lrsyels ~,
| the states: he informed US that be v,,
Frustrated by fever, we think he sa;a ~ ~
Fever; (the name matters not) and ~
nounced by friencs and phyricians nca, ~ W.
/ past recovery His father dIsmlsse3 u -
sicians and said, i think I can save ~. PF
commenced with (30) thirty No. . PM, =,
did not have the desired effect, and he 80
doses of Sirty No. 2 Pills and con,lrSss :,
doses for SeUerdl days, until he was On, :, 'lS'
ger. Viruient Diseases require lqrgs y -, -
Large doses, IN season, viii pIevert q JopT -
ness. 'eA
Mr.. Lemuel Curtis, known by al in IN, 49,,
and vicinity: vas laid up with hGammo,,..
| Rheumatism, had 10 be lifted inlo and -,
bed: his limbs were swollen very large. h,s -.
were very acute; he had been try,nv -
things without relief: by The persuasion of ~
c. johnson, against his wishes. he sent 10 n q.
81 package of MoIison's Medicines ~ /, /
them tcds cured. We had this infcr!nsiirn !.
Nh. Curtis himself, he il here and can -
quired of concerning it. Mrs. johnson. 80
:, TO most of the inhabitants Of Drrlinrirn 4
laid up with the same disease, Iniaur,,,l
Rheumatism, and could get no relief. sic 81,
Us for a package of Morison's Medicine. and I, j
when had taken the fifth dose the sWegp,
and the pains began TO leave me, and tlloss a.
who have had this disease, can realize the ls-,
ness Of
ABSENT P.4Ll.
Morison's Pills cured Mrs johnson.
We often think we never viii publish ascg
word about Medicine. but situated As We sr
where we have i'1contesf;6le evidence Of the 4
trinsic worth OF Morison's Pills aud see that I'D
DO cure very many, who in all human pfalsF
lty, would otherwise de soon, or drag out FL
cradle, sIckiy existence, we will spcak-we
write-we will let the sick know where tls,
can depend upon getting a good thorough-lf
vegetable medicine, whice aciR cure If e,seyr,
ed IN, and used arght: we cali upon Iiyrss'st
renew their interest, TO take ayenrIcs if Iiey -
needed in their vicinity, 10 c;rc,iiafe The Pam
lets, Books and Medicine. Truth is na;rlir On
will prevail EXPERIENCE has esla, isIf
iiygeism-' Many through ig oral,,e and rreir
dIce, neglect TO Use this Medicine: wien h
they u ed 1T, would have been dnuhlv Ees,
Every Package sold in the state f V.rp,ont
IN The towns bordering on Lake Chaln;asia
the state Of New YClk, will be signci N VA
ing by 'PANGBORN & BRiNSAlA D. md y
by the sub.GgentS selling Ire same. ard s,r1
sub-agent will have a certificate of aeercv -
ed by DIR. Go. Taylor. U. 5. Agent and b. ~
: selreS.
REMEMBER THE ABOVE.
Applications for Agencies or Medicine, nd
paid, promptly answered
/ PANGBORN &. BRINSsLaID
Jewellers, Burlington, VI. State sgep,
DR.. Geo. Taylor 6 New st. New-Yort. . d
Agent: sent out by the British Col Of Hear
London: of which Jas. Morrison The Hys.ir \
| the founder and President.
Burlington, Dec. 1889.
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IRA BUTTON, BRANDON, II |
VIM. E. Greene Ver-enncs
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Kent Wight Shoreham
! Jas. Hull Orwell
Ira Button Brandon
Hmm J.. Cheney Rutland
w. r Reynolds Factory Point Asnsasatss
NJ. n. & ). 5. Scott Bennington
!: Steene Bratlleboro'
~ ). auckland Bellows Fall;
n Z. Goddard Windsor
| jas. H. Murdoch Woodstock
Joel Day Royalton
Foster Grow Chelsea
Perry Marsh Montpelier
+. Walton & Sons Montpelier
Jno. Kelsey DsnvilIc
Jonas Flint st. Johnsbu7y
VIM. Pierce Lyndon
Geo: L. Warner johnson
:, L. Morse Graftsbury
:. Lyman Graftsbury
Sabin kellam Irasbureh
Z. Cleveland Coventry
Z. & j. w. Baxter DERBY Line
I'd. Lyman North Ferrsbursh
Amasa Paine Lowell
OTIS L: Kelton Montgomery
y. A. Keith Sheldon
David Lyman st. Adams
Maynard Kidder Muriah N Y.
Z. B. Hatch Westport n. Y.
Y. r. & b. Boynton Essex Ny.
Alfred Hartwel Keesvilie n. Y.
r. Cottrill Pattsburgh n. Y.
Geo. Severance Chazy n. Y
r. johnson & Son Whitehall II. y.
Vermont Literary and Scicniiit
Institution.
THE Spring Term of this school viii collHi-'''
on The last Monday IN February.
Board Of Instruction.
CARLETON PARKER, Teacher OF SIaiheH'''
and PhllOgOIhv