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IT.. BR0WNsS
arsaparilla and Tomato Bitters.

FREDERICK BROWN, a celebrated chemist of
Il Boston, has succeeded for the first time in com,
bning the medicinal virtues oil the sARsAPARILLA ana
TOMATO Apd the result has met the most sanglilne
expectations of the medical professon.-The whole
vegetable kingdom does not furnish two substances
so admirably adapted TO purify nourish and tnrigo-
rate the human system. These Bliters have all the
effect Of the most powerful purgatlves when used IN
sufficient quantity and yet are so mud IN Their opera
ton that they may be given TO persons in the most
delicate health with perfect safety They are very
agreeable to the taste.
The component ingredient Of these Bners is no
secret.-They are composed of very strong prepar-
alton of the celebrated extract of Spanish Sarsapa-
ra and the extract OF tomatoes, with the addition OF
some of the most popular vegetable medicines the
country affords. ,
The true means of preserving Health and Strength
is purify the blood and correct the unhealthy state
Of the Bowels. For this purpose no Medicine has
been found equal 10 the Sarsaparllla and Tomato
Bitters.
These excellent bitters will be found certain cure
in all cases OF indigestion dyspepsia, ialndice, loss
OF appetite, general debility faintness and sinking OF
the stomach owness of spirits, costivenes determ-
nation of blood 10 The head pain in the limbs and side,
darrhHa, weakness, dizziness, cuianeous eruptions
the face and neck hectic fever, night sweats nerve
Gus and sick headache, acidy Of stomach, bilious af-
fecuons, piles costiveness, and all diseases caused
by mpuriiy oithe blood, the debility ofthe system, Or
| the unhealthy state of the stomach and bowels.
They also exceedingly effcac1ous in restoring
constitutions broken down by sedenlary employment,
and have been extensively used by Cergymen, Edi-
tors, Printers, Clerks Seamsiresses, and numerous
Others whose health had been injured by confinement
and close application with the happlest results. They
restore the action of the stomach, increase the quality
of the blood and impar to the wan and emaciated
system Of the INVALID the vigor and glow ofirue health.
| These Btters are warranted TO e purely Neeeta-
| bic compound-and mark this, iLj1ihey can never
do the least injury in any case whaieveraf1i
They are kept by persons as a FAMILY MEDI-
and have been given to the YOUNGEST CHILDREN
on account Of the mdness Of their operation with
excellent effect.
The following are few of the many new recon-.
mendaions which have been sent to the proprietor Of
BROWNS SARSAPARILLA and TOMATO BIT
TIERS within short time. REMEMBER.-Aways
ask for Browns as there are counerfelts
Mr. F. BRowN,-Dear Sr:-Havng tested the
value ofyour Sar>aparla and Tomato Bitters, take
pleasure 10 give to you the facts of my case for YOU
own satisfaction and The benefit of others. l have
been suffering with the Erysipelas humor in my side
causing my hand and arm 10 swell very much, ant
TO be very painful at the time and for some tmt
, previous, have been troubled with weak stomach
most of my food has htlrt me, and there has been
singular fanness al the stomach which has been IN
, crea>ng, and caused me much difficulty. Alter
commenced taking your Btters | could perceive
, gradual and immediate relief and would recommend
with much confidence to those who are troubled witt
''''' WV f'N''' WI DARRELL
Bath, Me. May ~, ls45.
' Ma. F. BRowN,-Dear Sr:-I have some time pa,
suffered much from Jaundce and Dyspepsia at III
Stomach loss OF appetite, and trouble and pain iror
the least simple food, with pain in the head and side
7 a slight cough, general weakness and debility of tn
, system. After using number of medicines wlthou
y any relief, was induced to Try your Sars1parIa an
u Tomato Biiters. | received immediate relief from tn
~ of Bottle and feel grafed for the great relic
: have received, and would recommend IT to all VIII
J are suffering from similar disorders. Yours, truly,
FREDERICK b. SLAlD.
s Utica, N. Y. May II, 1916.
!. Ma. F. BRowN-Dear Sir:-l am again ont Of 20,
u Sarsaparlla and Tomato Bit,ers; II article tn;
e j. much thought of an old lady from Frankfort, He
= kmer County, says she has been confined 10 her hon,
e for years, and this has enabled her TO get on
. Several in this city say that Is the best medicine the
> have ever taken.
r. Please send met fresh supply soon, as have not
bottle in the store. Yours with respect
J. +. WARNER, per. Il. +. RAY.
l. Falmouth, May 90. 1914.
= To Mr.. Brown, Chemist, Boston.
Is certify that my wife has leen afflicted with a yer
&c bad humor her face and at her stomach, for ee
ir years past. After using various medicines recon
nended for her complaints with little or no benefit, 81
h. commenced using by The advice of Mr.. Edward Ma
I'd son, Apohecary, your Sarsaparla, and Tomato Bi
70 tiers, and she now in better health, than she has
2 fore enjoyed for the last fifteen years; and wou
Id cheeriully recommend 10 all and EVERYONE who
S. afflicted with any of the complaints whiae this med
or commended for, to in prefer nee 10 an
article now in use. Yours respectfully,
J. b. LEACH.
,lr Pyrland, Me. June 5, 1914.
tie LIVER COMPLAINT, can be cured without resor
n 10 mercury if you will only Browns Sarsapar
-. and Tomato Biers.
= To Mr.. Frederice Brown Proprietor ofthe sar,ap
- rla and Tomato Bers
This certifie> that my wife was severely aiilict
with the Liver Complaint, and her health was very
IT, riously undermined. Having lred various prescri
re- tons without success, she fortunately induced
m try your Sarsaparlla and Tomato Bit,ers; her heal
ge soon began 10 improve, and she Is now mach betl
in health and would advise any one II. Ill health 10 Il
them. ours, respectfully,
- CHARLES earle.
All orders for the above Medicine addressed to t
Proprietor +. BROWN, 68 Washington ST. Bostc
nj. will meet with punctua attention.
Lhe PECK & SPEAR, Wholesale Agents for Burlir
ton and vicinity. For sale also by George Aye
Milton; Boynton & Burri,t, Hnesburgh Landon
ar Garfield, Wlison William Rhodes Jr., Richmon
ate Martin Wires, Cambridge; H. l.. Camp, stowe; 10
on II. Bowman, Vergennes; William r. Russell, NJ
age dlebury; s. p Redfed, Montpelier. Sold also
Druggists and Agents generaly.-sl per bottle,
6 bottles for SIS.
IAN July, 1916. 1yl