Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-02-14
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FOR THE AFFLICTED

nEATH TO Consumption The Bane and
~ the Antidote. What is the bane THAT
formidable destroyer Of notwithstanding
ton! What then the antidote! -that excellent
vegetable medicine, DR.. Taylor's Balsam OF
Lverwort. This medicine is renowned thro'-
out the U. S., and is generally known as the
great destroyer of Consumption. Ii is the re-
suit of long and close application, and the off
spring of true science. We have here no pa
nacea born of the supersttious brain Of some
trembling old woman hobbling into the grave,
with load of phantasies and fears. aud mum
bling incantations, charms or prayers. No.
II is the combination of approved herbs, ming
ling the excellent qualities Of each into one
sanative wHoLEl How purely and brightly
shines the useful and blessed labor Of the scien-
tilic researcher, drawing from the great store
house of nature, materials to alleviate the pangs
of suffering humanity! We all know there
are quack nostrums in abundance, but beware
Of casting sweeping COMBINATIONS upon all
specifics, lest you cast away some pearls.
Give but this medicine an impartial investiga-
tion, and we ask no more. lis super-emineni
usefulness shall then appear to your entire sat.
isiaction! II has already achieved wonders in
its prosperous career. In il is embodied Her
cules destined to destroy its Hydra, Consump.
ton, with lis thousand heads! Consumption
is truly formidable disease, and medical sci.
ence has grappled long and arduously with i,
in vain, until DR.. Taylor's Balsam Of Liver
wort was discovered z years since. II is now
completely under the power OF this medicine
After all that can be said, the trial OF this med
icine will be its most eloquent euogist-its
effects will prove its ornament, and its results
leave it an undying name. Only be sure you
get the original and genuine.
D-CoNSUMPTION!-Tha fell destroy,
ls.l
How shall we avert It's fatal progress, before i,
seizes upon the vitals ofIife? answer at once
take some suitable medicine to arrest the
disease, before il advances too far. How very
many do we see in the world, whose delicate
frames look scarcely able to support even
short exisience--by the timely care and proper
means they make use of, ofiimcs laI outliye
the most robust, who neglect the timely use oil
proper remedies. At the head of all remedies
stands DR.. Tayor's Balsam of Liyerwort
which should be the first to be used in all cases
E,-THE Whether persons will
any longer die off like dogs, day after day,
from negect-or to save tritling expense--oI
whether they will use the sovereign remedy,
DIR. Taylor's Balsam Of Liverwort, aud be
saved. This is indeed momcntous! Let every
person be convinced of the merits Of this medi-
cine--ofils capability to perform all it is repre-
scented TO do-and then, without moments
delay, use it. Go and see those who have
been saved from an untimely end by its merits.
This is proof nndoubted.
EFThe above medicine is for saIe by Messrs
~. G. STONE & CO., Green River, VI. Gen
eral Agents for Windham County;
SUB AGENTS.
S. F. THOMPSON, Townshend,
BIRGE, BRACKET & Co. Bratieboro,
M J. RrcE, in. g. Co., Gulford,
L. o. SPARHAwK, Greenfield, Mass.
Feb. IL, 1910. ieow24