Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-07-14
DIR. PHINNEY,S
NANlE1lhY PILLS.


ENOR removing symptoms of irritation
- arising from foul stomach and boac-
els; such as loss of appetite, or morbid
cravings for food, sickness or vomiting,
pains Oh an uneasy sensation at the pit of
the stomach, with Sourness, and a costiVe
state of the bowels, fatulence with fulness
of these parts, and pain OR pressure, with
faintness, jaundice, dysentery, pains IN
either side, and piles. Affections of the
head, dizziness, stupor, weakness, depress-
ion of spirits, hystera, hypoehondra, and
often disturbed sleep, sick-headache so
common with feeble, delicate persons, es-
pecially females, diarrhea, or looseness
of the bowels. and dyseBtery, diseases of
the skin, and worms so frequent with chill
dren, affections of the chest, such as
coughs, or difficulty OF breathing, occa-
stoned very frequently by disordered
state of the stomach. Monthly affections
of emales, when checked by general de-
biIity with loss of appetite, attended with
cold feet, &c, ague and foyer, influenza,
rheumatic affections Of the joints. scrofala,
tic doIoroux, or painful affections of the
nerves of the face, neck and shoaders.-
[ have found them useful in removing
chronic catarrh. if persevered in for some
time, ia smaller doses. They are accom-
modated 10 all ages. (chldren of a year
old may safely use them and to any eli
mate. and under all circumstances. They
contain no mercury nor other mineral
They are purely vegetable.
Dose-Two to four may be taken at
time.
e R T IFIC A Es
The undersigned has had the pleasure
|of an acquaintance with DIR. S. Phnnev
fer some years past, during his residence
in this village, where he has attained
high character as a physician. He has
had an opportunity also in repeated in
stances of testing the value of the Fam
lily Pills" and from his own experience
heed ofefticacy, as well as from knowl-
their of their good effects in other cases
&c has no hesitation in recommending
them as being just what they profess to
be, a very valuable Family Medicine.
|. ... THOMAS NJ. SMITH,
Pastor Presbyterian CHI, Catskill, NY.
From the Rev. Samuel Churchill.
! feel it to be privilege and duty to
say, that to the extent of my observation
and experience, which is very considerable
during several years. the utility of the
article both for dyspepsy and as most
efficacious Family Medicine, far exceeded
my anticipatioLs. More than thirty wears
| have not enjoyed health, but suffered
much from sick, headache, and from bill
ious affections have had the advice OF
many respectable physicians, but never
found any efectual relief from my COM
plants until a trial of DIR. Phinney's Pills
had been made. SAM'L CHURoHILL:
Harmonsburgh, Crawford }
Co. Pa, July, 1888.
Catskill, Greene Co. N Y.
April, 1885.
To al Vhom 1t mag concern :-Tb;s
certifies that DIR. S. Phinney is Phvsi-
clan Of the first standing in this village
having received his medical degree At
Cambridge University, and is entitled to
the highest respect from the public.
Rev. David Porter, D. D.; Rev. Joseph |
Prentiss. A. NJ; Thomas B. Cooke, Pres
ldent of Catskill Bank; Rev. T. H.Smith;
Jacob Haight; Robert Dorlon, Counsel
lori John Adams. do; NJ. Watson, do.
AGENTS IN VERMONT.
Jackson & Ketcham, Brandon.
s. D. Townshend & Co., Pittsford.
A. B. Vail s. Co., Dandy.