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VOL. XIV....No. 40.
I'm. PHINNEY's FAMILY PILLS. for remo

INs FnlNNEI'S FAMILY PILLS, Tor reno
~ wing symptoms of rrI'ation ar, ing from foul
stomach and bowels; such loss Of appetite or
morbid cravings Tor food, sickness or vomiting,
pains or an uneasy sensation at the pit Of stomach,
with sourness, and costive state Of the bowels ati-
lence with fitness OF these parts, and pain PRESSURE
with faininess, Jaundice, dy. eniary, pains in either
side, and piles. Affections ofihe lead, dizziness, stu-
por, weakness, depression Of spirits, hystera, hypo,
chondrla, and often disturbed sleep, sick head ache
30 common with feeble, delicate persons especially
females, darrhGa, or ooseness ofhe bowels, and dy-
sentary, diseases Of the skin, and worms frequent
with children affections of the chest such a, coughs
or difficulty Of breathing, occasioncd very freqceny
by disordercd state Of the stomach. Monthly aHec-
lions OF females, when checkedby general debility with
loss ofappc,i,c attended with cold feet etc., md
lever niuenHa rheumatic affections Of the joints,
scrofulo TIC dooroux painful affections ofihe nerves
OF the face, neck and shoulders. ! have found them
useful IN removing chronic ca,arrh if pcrsevered in
for some time, in smaller doses They ore accommo-
dated to all age, Children Of year old may safely
use them, and 10 any climate, aud under all circn-
stances. They contain mercury other mineral.
They are purely vegetable. DosE.-'Two 10 four may
be taken al a time, and repeated every other night
until the ongue Is clean, and the discharge from The
bowels instead Of being light coored Or dark and of
Iensive, becomes free and full and healthy, with are
turn ofappeti;c.
CERTIFICATES.-The undersigned has had the
pleasure ola acquaintance with DIR S. Phnney fos
some years past, during his residence in this vae,.
where he has attained high character physician
tie has had opportunity also in repeated stances
oitesting the value Of the "Famiy Pills." and from his
own experience Of their efficacy, 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 NY.
feel 20 be privilege and duty 10 say, that TO he
extent Of my observation and experience, which is
very cons siderable during several years, the utility of
The article both for Dyspepsy and as most eicaclous
Family Medicine, far exceeded my aniicipations.
More than thirty years havenot enjoyed health but
suffered much from sick headache, and from bilious
affections. have had the advice of many respectable
physicians, but never found any electua relief from
my complaints until trial ofDr Phinney's Pills had
been made SAMUEL CHURCHILL.
Harmonsbnrg. Crawford Co., Pa. July 1898.
Catskill, Greene Co., N. Y, April, 1928.
To all whom II may concern This certies that DR.
s. Phnney is Physician Of the first standing in this
village, having received his medical degree at Cam
bridge University and entitled 10 the highest respect
from the public.
Rev David Porter, D. D.; Rev. Joseph Pren,iss, A.
NJ Thomas b. Cooke, President Of CatsL Bank
Rev. Thomas NJ Smith; Jacob Haight Robert Dor.
Ion, Counsellor; John Adams, do; NJ. Watson, do.
lfthese pills do not give satisfaction after fair trial
they may be returned, and the money will be reldded
| Agents are hereby authorized TO do so. Agents. r.
Moody Burlington l.. James, Georgia; T. w Smith
ST. Adams; c. l.. Drake, West Milton and al most Of
| the stores in the state. o3O.3m