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it. An intermittent fever, gentlemen, is disorder
which can cure, and which you cannot"
CURES EFFECTED BY THE USE OF
MORISONS MEDICINES.
No. A.
To DR.. George Taylor "a Broadway:
Sir--For about nine years have been in dcclin-
ing state of health. From my own feelings and in
the opinion Of of others, sin the last stage Of con-
sumption. The doctors having given me up, was
induced by friend to the Hygeian to try MOri.
sons Pills of the British College of Health. Besides
consumption, complaint had settled in Of my
arms, and the muscles had become contracted that
could not get my hands together by four inches;
am now in good health, my of equal length
in fact am new being
therefore feel it my duty to send you my case in
hopes that knowledge of may induce other suffer
crs to try your invaluable medicines to which alone
by divine permission, attribute my restoration to
health after many years Of affection. Yours
with respect SARAH BARHYDT Ais, street,
Between Sth and 9th Avenues, New York
| Attested by Mr. J. T. PERRY corner of 9Th Az
cnue and dist street. May 9Th 1899.
| No. 5. J. Whooping Cough-in its lrorst form
Extract from letter received from Mrs f. ID.
| Goodlif of Utica y. Y.-Dated June %, 1910
"Anoher case is that of Mr.. Paine of this city.
was on my way to meeting, when was met by an
aunt Of the child who told me that it was in most
distressing state with the whoopng coughhat 1t was
continually in convusons and had lost the use of one
side of its body. went to see the child, and found it
in the srute described. told them, that knew the
pills would effect curc--but they must, in such a
case, use large doses Mr.. Paine read the Morson
the pills to be dissolved In less than "a hours after
giving the first Dose the fits left the child, and have
never returned. 1t has recovered the of its side,
and is now in perfect health.
| No. 6. Care Of Consumption.
To Dr. George Taylor:
| Dear Sir-Havng obtained such miraculous cure
by the use of Mr.. Morisons Hygean Medicines feel
DESTROYS to let all my fellow sufferers know the viz
| tuos IF NJ GOV rp,upty tnkpn with n
| lamaon of the lungs about three years ago, which
finally ran into, what the Doctors called confirmed
consumption. was reduced to mere skeleton; for
three months discharged large quantities OF matter
every day, and my cough was most distressngly Sc
vere My ordinary weight in health was l5O lbs. l
| was weighed when reduced so low-my weight was
only rs lbs. The medical men all gave me up as in
durable. Ultimately grew weak, that could not
| see. At this time | heard of Morisons Hygelan
Pills, and sent to Perrysburg and got some These
took according to directions; and after taking them
for six weeks cnuld ride three miles at time.
continued taking them up to this time. have now
recovered my usual health, and weight. know that
the pills have cured me-
The facts that have stated are well known to all
my friends and the residents of the village.
(Sgned) A. !. MAGER,
EVERY packet sold in Vermont, and in the towns
bordering on Lake Champaign in the state of New
York, will be signed by Pangborn & Brnsrnaid
Jewellers of Burlington VI, who are the agents
also by the Sub Agents Selling them, i not so sign
Ell, do not buy them.
am pleased to be able to inform the friends Of thu
Hygeian Cause in Vermont and lis vicinity, that thu
calls for Morrison Pills for their state, and in all thu
Middle States continues steadily to increase, and tina
merable. Geo. Taylor, Hygest.
"a Broadway New York U. 5. Agent for the Brit
ish College of Health London.
,, DANGBORN 4 BRINSMAID, of the Varie
/ store, are offering great variety Of Watches
Clocks, .Iewclry, Perfumery, Musical instruments
Cs, Cards, Picures, soaps, Hair Oil Razor,, Kniye,
Scissors, Canes, Stocks Caps, drawing materials, vii
low Wagons, Chairs and Cradles, Casters, Pencils
Tea and colee Pots and Urns; silver ware, plate
Ware, Lamp Wicks and Glasses, Collars and lIosom'
Suspenders, Swords and Pistols Thermometers, Station
erv, Inks, Com, Plaster; Dolls, Bags, poke, Book
, and great variety OF fancy articles TO supply III
: wants and minister TO the qualification OF the nooni
, and all who call al the Variety store; we are IN "A
pie PEE order ready TO answer orders or return call
# al the variety store, PANGBoRN ~ BRIN MAip'
4 NEW SHEET IRON, COPPER q TIN WAR
d ~ E,STABLiSlIMEN1.-1he subscriber, late of
firm Of Starr g. Bo>tw lck, having purchased aud r,
!, moved the Store lately occupied by Sirongs d to
: east side OF The Court House Square, one door north
q the Log Cain, j. ready to do all kinds 81 wor
Is that the public wish in his line OF business, such
covering root, with tin making and putting, mp cav
roughs and >pom.. All kinds of Tin, shce, Iron ar
Copper Ware will lie kept on hand, and for sale at
: low prices as can he found in the SAFE. Sheet I'm
Copper Pumps, Lead Pipe, and all other articles in tt
/ ne Of our business kept on hand. For cheapne>s
" price and neaneSs ofexeculIon my work Will not
excelled by any in the state. fyon wish tor any thin
. in the above line before YOU ira e lie and ca
- upon H. II. booi VIM
Re Burlington, July, 1910.
ID CROCERIES.--The subscriber has a full supp
i. VI OF Groceries, including cogniac Brandy, CONNIE
" do. Holland and Baltimore Gin ST. Crolx and 10
;. priced Rum, Port, Madeira, Champagne, Mus,a
,s Malaga and other Wines, Molasse,, Teas, Cole
l. Chocolate, loaf lump and brown Sugar, Rce Peppe
l. Cinnamon, Nutmegs AlSpce and other spices, Cigar
Of Tobacco, Mackerel, GOLDFISH, hest kind for 50 p
al 100 lbs. And most olher articles in the grocery lin
Also DRY GOODS, all Of which will lie sold as chea
re as at any other place. The Liquors will be warran'
IS Of the hest oraltyntended principally fer supplyir
" Tavern Keepers who will ind il for Their interest
Vi call and examine them, ISAAC WARNER.
n. Burlington June TO- lS40.tf
Y w Just received s,
.O| ; and 24-7 by easements
! sash, first rate article at
81 : and Al cents per light; all