Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-10-04
OFFICE OFHEALTH
WITH JEWETTS MEDICINES,
EsrAnI IaIIEn


lDlbSo ola SBGlUIG1s
"A T his residence, Champaign ST., a few rods north
"A Of Messrs. Follett e. Bradley, Burlington, VT
In rendering his most grateful acknowledgements TO
his friends and patients, for the encouragement and
support they have given him the past year, the Doc
tor would leg leave to state that, his success, has
thus far, been equal to his most sangninc expecia
tons; for it has seldom been the case that the merits
OF new system of medical practise, has leen more
fully tested and fairly established, in 30 short time.
Indeed, DR.. Smith does not hesitate to say-and the
medical gentlemen in this place will not deny it
that he has effected signal and important cures,
even where the patients had been given BY other
phJsclans and therefore he feels confident, that,
could he be called IN season, when the patient is first
taken, more frequently than he is, a cure would be
much sooner ELECTED, and with far less expense and
suffering, for the sick than when they first employ
other means, till the patient Is nearly Dead and then
call him. For in all cases. since he has adopted the
use Of Jewe's medicine, where he was thus called,
has the rccorery OF the sick, been rapid, almost
TO induce them and their friends to think b little
the matter, though TO all appearance they as
sick as those who employed Other practice and soon
died; ,recks, and perhaps, MONTHS in getting
up again, first having 10 abandon their Doctors med
icne, entirely, hefore they could gain a, all. The
fact is, whenever Je0clt', remedies lave been fairly
tried and became fully known, their lenhcial ELECTS
IN curing disease Of every type and FORM have been
acknowledged by the most shif physicians and the
most critical observers.
The following testimony, was addressed to Col.
Jewett ly two highly distinguished physicians, who
by their as>dlIy, althiIlncss and skill IN practice,
emil amed themselves in the memory and affections
of many in this place, who used 10 employ them and
who though dead, yet speak. Hear them.
RURLINGToN, W., Jan. 5, 1896.
"CoL. JEwErT-Dcdr Sir have received and
read your pamphlet with much interest and am high
" pleased with your plan of overcoming disease
You are truly carrying ont the principles of DR.. Jack
son and Others, which they have ably advocaied.-
am confident that reform IN the practice of medi-
49, . JOHN PoMERoY, MD"
BURIISGroN, Oct. %, 1887.
"CoL. JEwETT Dear Sir have depo, tied in he
hank here, fifty dollars more to your credit, on ac-
count of medicine sold So far as have used them
in my practice, they have proved far more eicacous
than had anticipated. They ac, readily on the svs-
| TEN, and overcome disease in manner never le-
fore witnessed, and do not hesitate to give my full
nearly four hundred dollars worth since first receiy-
ed an assortment from you.
| 81 am most truly your old friend,
TRUMAN POWELL, NJ. y,
Dr. Smith is happy to state that he called on DR.
| Pomeroy, few months before his death, and fount
him still firm IN the same opinion. He said, &C. Jew
ett's doing The same now, that Cullen did in his day
And" said he, 81 told DR.. Aiwaier he was not III,
greatest man in the world, and Yam not bnt il wa
should succomb to Jereh, for his system is correct
and his medicine The best in the ,rOrid /; and | re-
que>ied him 10 go to DR.. Smith and get me boul,
OF headache lnimcnt, which he dill, and find i
eases my head vely much" When phy>ican> Of IN,
|
her procession, and every ndiv l'a who has glvcI
them lar 'rla, come on IN iavor ct IeWeits med
c!ncs, III lahIlHiIe lhel HE"'al ana decided as TN
aloVe, VINO VIII uouh tle tru'h Of what they say !
Ihose VINO tnh IL ior ther interest TO oppo>e neu
practice, ana who,e MINDS nave cen 6Hnded dnt
lPr9udiceo ny moe whose St!tst'eSS and pride
pre- dominate over ihrr Seh>e OF justice anal truth anC
all Their teHcro'ent teft'"GS, ana tho,e only!
But IN order to induce lnvalHls OF every class L
make tHal OF the latro'ePic remedies, DR.. Smitl
made Pr"pgsrloh 10 tabe certain chronic ca,es upo
MS own fi'H- no cure, no pay BROW 'ed an,
wished TO clo sUc,l har3ain by plar,'g them.eive
unuer ms care IN inc ViiaFe, ana l2H"wn" ms az
fecuoh, as long as ne sho ~ lie wlng to prescribe
or nhtU 'hey 9o' wen anu PROVIDED also, mat the
MAKE me payInc o us ulI's secure should he eiec
Il cure Hone a''eP't' 'he proposition, compile
win Inc CONDITIONS, ana cure IS the result; Will
o,"er>, VINO h'aue no S"ct oargah ana d'd not com
lpy run oneg as conditions, are dIspo Ell to clai,
me prncipie HhUi'Iu re rereFSea- no pay, no cure
order 10 nuuce the p,Dic tote't me merits OF hi
PracuceTin season. All persons, o' every age, Sc
ana conul,lon "naleVer' VINO shai be taten WIN any
ucute u.sease-leNer' erySlPeIaS, choItra r'pTpu,
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unove conuIons si.',. ne a'.y "I'ehuc, 10 uPo
'"e sa..le sdle PTtnc'p'eL no cure, ne pay
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