Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-03-05
VOL. XIV....No. 80.
nR. PHINNEY,s Family pILLs. lor remo.

Il Ks L - fAMlL1 FILLS, tor rcnlO-
- wing symptoms OF rri'atlUn arising from foul
stomach and bowels such loss Of appetite, or
morbid cravings for food, sickness or vomiting,
pains or an uneasy sensation at the pit Of stomach,
with sourness, and cosilyc STATE OF the bowels, a'u-
lence with fitness Of these parts, and pain pressure,
with aintness, Jaundice, dysenlary, pains in either
side and piles. Affections the head, dizziness, stu
por, weakness depression of spirits, hy,era, hvpo-
chondria, and often d,turled sleep, sick head ache
so common with feeble, delicate persons, especially
females, darrhGa, or loosencss ofthe lowe, and y-
scnlary, diseases Of the skim and worms 50 frequent
with children affections Of the chest, such coughs,
or difficulty OF brahing, occasIuned very frcqceny
by disorlered state of the stomach Monthly alice
tons Of females, whtn chcckedby general debility win
loss ofappetite attended with cold feet, etc., md
fever, influenza, rheumatic affections Of the joints,
scroiIIa TIC doUrtx, painful affections Of nerves
of the face, neck and shoulders. have found them
useful in removing chronic catarrh, if pcrsevered IN
tor some time, n smaller doses. They ore accomino-
dated to all age Children Of year old may safely
use them aud TO any climate, and under all crcnnl
Stances They contain no mercury nor other mineral.
They are purely vegetable DosE.-lwo to four may
he taken al a time, and repeated every other night,
until the tongue Is cean and the discharge from the
bowels, instead Of being lght colore dark and ot
itnsive, becomes free and full aud healthy with re-
turn u appetite.
CERIItlCATES.--The undersigned has had the
pleasure OF an acquaintance with DR. 5. Phlnney ioi
some years past, during his residence IN ts vllaG..
wher. h. has attained high character physician
He ha, had an opportunity also in repeated instances
oi testing The value OF the "Famlv Pills" andiIum his
o,.n experience Of their efficacy, Is well as from Il
knowledge OF Their good effects in other case, he ha.
hesitation in recommending them to lie just what
they profess to he, Il very valuable Family Medicine.
THOMAS NJ. SMITH,
Pastor Of the Prcsl ytcran church, Cat.L!! ny
licel il to = privilege aud duty 10 say that ,o the
extent If my observation and experience, which IS
very cen lcrabe ring several years, the utility OF
the article 10th for Dy>pep>y and mos, elicaclous
Family Medicine far exceeded my anticpa,lcnS.
More than thirty years have not enjoyed health, but
suffered much from SICK head-achc, and from bilious
affections. Ihave had The advice OF mary respectable
ply >ican~, hu; ncyer found any eeciual relief from
my complaints until trial Of Dr Phinney'> Pills had
Lecn made. SAMUEL CHURCHILL.
IiarnVn>burs. Crawford Co., Pa, July, 1888.
tatsClI, Greene Co., y. y, April, 1926.
To all whom It may concern This ccrtilic> that DR.
5. Phinney ia Physician Of The first Standing in tbs
village having received his medical decree at Cam
bridge University, aud entitled 10 The highest respect
from the public.
Rev. David Porer, H. D.; Rev. Joseph Preut,<, A.
NJ; Thomas r. Cooke, President Of Ca->k1l Bank
Rev. Thomas Smith; Jacob Haighr Ro er' Dor
Ion, Coun cllor; John Adams do; NJ. Watson, do.
Ii these pills do not give a sfactOn AFTER fan trial
they may lie returned, and the money viii be reiudded.
Agents arc hereby authorized to do Agents. R.
Moody, Burlngtonf l.. James, Georgia; T. Smith,
ST. Adams; c. l.. Drake, IVES, Milton and al mo>' Of
the stores IN the >iar. go. BIN