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.R. PHINNEY's FAMILY PILLS, tor reno.

nR. PHINNEY'S FAMILY PILLS, tor reno.
~ wing symptoms of rrlation ari, ing from foul
stomach and bowels such as loss Of appetite, or
morbid cravings Tor food, sickness or vomiting,
pains or an uneasy sensation at the pit Of stomach,
with sOurness, and co>tive state of the bowels latu-
lcncc with fitness OF these parts, and PAIN on pressure,
side and piles. Affections Ufthe head, dizziness, stu
por, weakness, depression of spirits, hysera, hypo-
chonlria and often disturbed sleep, sick head ache
so common with feeble deiicate persons, especially
females, darrhGa, looseness ofhe bowels, and dy-
>cntary, diseases Of The skin, and worms so frequent
with children affections of the chest such as coughs,
or difficulty of breathing, Occasioned very freqceny
by disorlerel state of the stomach. Monthly alice
tons of females, when checked by general debility with
loss ofappetiie attended with cold feet etc., ague md
fever, influenza rheumatic affections OF the joints,
scroia doorox or painful affections ofthe nerves
of the face, neck and shoulders. ! have found them
useful in removing chronic catarrh, if pcrscvered in
for some time, in smaller doses. They ore accommo-
dated to all ages, Children off, year old may safely
use thcm,) and TO any climate, and under all circunl-
stances. They contain no mercury nor other mineral
They purely vegetable. DosE.-Two 10 four may
tie taken at time, and repeated every Other nIgh,
until the tongue clean, and the discharge from the
bowels instead Of Icing light coore or dark and Of
ensive, becomes free and full and healthy, with a re-
turn ofappctite.
CERTlFlCATEs-The undersigned has had the
pleasure OF an acquaintance with DR. S. Phinney ia
some years past, during his residence in this village.
where he has attained high character as physician
He has had an opportunity also in repeated Instances
Vi testlnr tnc value OF amy Ms
own experience Of their efficacy, as well as from
knowledge Of their good effects in other cases, he has
no hesitation in recommending them to lie just what
they profess 10 be- very valuable Family Medicine.
THOMAS NJ. SMITH,
Pastor Of the Presbyterian church, Catskill MY.
feel 10 be privilege and duty TO say, that 10 the
extent Of my observation and experience, which is
very considerable during several years, the utility Of
the article both for py>pepsy and as most efcacous
Family Medicine, far exceeded my antcipatons.
More than thirty years have not enjoyed health, but
suffered much from sick headache, and from bilious
affections. have had the advice Of many respectable
physicians, hut found any eiecua relief from
my complaints until trial ofDr Phnney> Pills had
| been made. SAMUEL CHURCHILL.
| Harinonsburg. Crawford Co., Pa, July, 1888.
CatskiIl, Greene Co., n. ", April, 1926.
To all whom It may concern This certities that DR.
s. PhiDncy is Physician of the first standing in this
village having received his medical degree at Cam
bridge University, and is entitled to tire CHEST respect
| from the public.
Rev. David Porter, D. D.; Rev. Joseph Prcntiss, A.
NJ; Thomas b. Cooke, President Of Cat>kill Bank /;
| Rev. Thomas NJ Smith Jacob Haigh, Ro ert Dor
| Ion, Counsellor; John Adams do; NJ. Watson, do.
Ii these pills do not give satisfaction after fair trial
they may lie returned and the money will be retudded.
| Agents are hereby authorized TO do so. Agents. X.
Moody, Burlington; l.. James, Georgia; 7. w Smith,
St. Adams c. l.. Drake, West Milton and at most OF
| the stores in the state. go 3m