Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-08-10

RESURRECTION PERSIAN PILLS.

X RESURRECTION PERSIAN PILLS.
SUPEROR to the Hygen, Brandrells, Evans, Indian
oPurgavo the Machless (pHced) Sanatvo any other
Pills OF Comp tund before the public, certified to by
Physicians and others. Let none condemn them unm
they have tried them, and then are certain they VIII
II is now settled point with oil who have used the
Vegetable Persian Pills, that they are pre- emnenuy e
best and most efcacious Family Medicine that has yet
been used America. " every family could become &C
qsnted with their sovereign power over disease hey
would keep them, and he prepared with sure remedy 10
apply the first appea Of disease, and then now
much distress mould be avoided and money saved as wen
the lives OF thousands who are hurried ou oil me by
negocttng daC in Its first stages or by not beng III pos
session OF a remedy which they can place oeperdence up
on ....... ........ III,
0Tfu uho icish guard against sickness should u" p
PERSIAN PILLS freely when needed no injury can en-
sue used from youth 10 old age, when taken according 10 m
The RESURRECTToN OR PERSIAN PILLS
The name of these Pills originated from the circumstance
of the medicine being ouud only in the cemeteries OF err
STA The vegetable productions being OF peculiar end'
led 10 experiments TO its medical qualities and virtues
In half century It became an established medicine ioF
diseases Of that county The extract of this singular pro-
duction introduced into some parts OF Europe IN the
year 1888 and used by many celebrated physicians IN cur
ing certain diseases where all other medicines hau oeeh
used in vain Early in the year 1892 the extract was com
bined with certain vegetable medicine imported from u
Baca, IN the East Indies, and formed ino pills me
admirable effect Of this compound unon the unun system
led physicians and families ino its general use. lngr
long established character their universal and healing V-
tues, the detergent and cleansing qualities OF thei spe
action upon the gander part Of The SYSTEM are such as
VIII suslum non Seho'"i :" VIC 'N''
-" '''p'''''' CERTIFICATES
certify that have by way OF experiment, used the by
goan and of the various kinds OF pills, IN my prdc-
which borne the CHEST repute in the pubic es-
mation that have been offered for sale in this vicinity FOR
the last years. inc ludng those called the Resurrection
Persian Pills aud the public may rest assured that
among the whole catalogue has answered better
purpose an easy aud eectua remedy than the Resur
recion or Persian Pills in most cases OF disease
CHARLES BACkUS, M. ID.
Rochester. N. Y. Sept. 81, 1887.
TO MOTHERS.
MesHs. T.. Chase and Co.:
Gentemen-Hearng much said about the eXtraordina-
effects of the Resurrection Persian Pills upon those
about become mothers induced to make trial
OF them. My wife at that time the mother OF hve
Children had suffered the tedious and excruciang
pains during aud after her confinement Of each She had
tried every aud taken much medicine, but fOufd
little or no relief. She commenced taking the Persian
Pills about three months before her con6nement-hei
health being very poor about this eugh OF time previous
and she enable by their 10 attenu
to the cai Of a mother until her confinement Al the
time she commenced taking the Persian Pills, and or sew
era weeks Previous she afflicted with dry hard
cough and frequent cramps, which the use oil Inc
pills entirely removed before using ai box III with
the greatest confidence thai advise all those about
become mothers TO make of the Persian PILLS. All
those that have taken Them IN neghborhood have got
along in the easy and about house in
few days There does appear TO be half the danger
OF other difficulties setting in alter confinement where
these pills are taken. We nnitedly say let neglect
taking them for they in reach Of the poor well tie
rich. We truly thankful that there is remedy which
females easily procure, which many OF them have TO
bear and perhapa the lives Of thousands which other
wise would be lost. S. ROBERTS,
ANN n RORERTS