Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-07-30

For the permanent remoraI Of all such diseases
as take their rise in an Impure Blood, I'm
paired Digestion, Morbid state Of The
Lirer and Stomach Weakness Of
the Nervous System. and
disordered Habit Of Con-
stifution generally.
DR.. Woods Sarsaparla aud Wild Cherry Bitters
have already, by their substantial excellence, won
degree Of public favor and patronage, which puts them
beyond need Of recommendation. Being faithfully
prepared OF the most excellent materials, they can be
fully confded in by all in need of tonic, aperent or
alternative remedy. SARsAPARILLA takes u high rank
among Physicians and all Others in the list Of curative
agents, and il is this fact which has rendered il de-
sevedy popular all other medicines Of the day
In Dr.. Woods standard PREPARATION il is warranted 10
DO found in great purity and strength, and gaining
much by its union with the WILD CHERRY, a tom
c Of the first order. This happy combination is the
only one made Of these articles, and founded as il
is the best medical principles and their virtues
tfaeled BY rigid chemical analysis, experience has
shown its unusual power and efficacy.
This preparation will be found trial. to be
and speedy remedy for the diseases enumerated above
They purify the blood, secure regular digestion, pro-
mote healthy action Of the Liver and Stomach. and
strengthen the nerves, at once securing HEALTH and
To the whole system. In all eases Of DEsPoS.
DEser, arising from Indigestion or Nervous irritation,
they hsve been used with remarkable SUGGEST nor are
they less useful remedy for Headache, Flatuency,
Loss Of Appetite, and general prostraiion the sys
TEN. At the same time, II must be stated, that they
are neither violent or at all dangerous in their opera
securing lneY 90 Inc desired emo, by steady
regular and easy influence. Taken daily, in dnsrs
prescribed, they will be found operate 10 that gen.
Tie aud sauary manner, which is, in fact their high.
est recommendation
have been received from the respectable sources
furnish satisfactory proof of the value and efficacy OF
this highly popular medicine.
Sandwich, Sept. 4, Is44.
Ma. L. THoRETos, ia.
Dear Sf:-This is TO certify, that my daughter has
been troubled with DYSPEPSIA for number Of years,
attended with almost constant headache and other dis
tressing symptoms which accompany this disease
She visited Boston avail herself Of the advice Of the
justly celebrated physicians Of that city, oil to pur-
pose. BY the solicitation Of friend, was induced
10 purchase bnttle Of DR. WOODS SARsAPARiLLA
and WILD CHERRY BITTERs. Before taking one bot
tie she relieved entirely Of the headache, and after
taking two or three bottles the other symptoms entire
ly disappeared. N. b. GIBBS.
North Farhsyen, Long Plain, June le, is45.
Ma. K. THORNTON, in.
Dear Sir:-My daughter has been for more than
two years afflicted with confirmed Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint, together with a and constan,
headache. During this time she was constantly at
tended by the most skilu and intelligent physicians,
but with little or no relief, until we found the disease
was rapidly taking the form OF confirmed consumption
At this time, determined to have resource TO DR.
WOODS SARsAPARILLA and WILD CHERRY BIrrERs,
prepared by YOU and tgves the sinccrest pleas
ure 10 state that after the use of few bottles, my
daughter was happily restored TO perfect health.
have the highest confidence in this medicine and shall
cheeriuy recommend il to my friends.
Very truly yours,
ANSEL WHITE.
The cure described in the above certificate Of MI
White, is by nomesns a singular one There are
hundreds who have been cured from the most acute
long continued disease, by the Of this excellent
and highly popular remedy. The proprietor recon.
mends it to the public with the utmost confidence fol
in all where il has had fair trial. It has succeed
ed beyond the expectations of the patient, even his
own.
E. THORNTON, JR., (sole proprietary New
Bedford, Mass.
Observation-Disclosures, BUTTON & CLARK; T.
Bellows Falls, Nichols e. Watkns;-Fayetleville
Birchard & STRAIGHTFORWARD, S. +. Thomp-
son;-West Townshend, L. Cook;-Putney, p r,
Chandler & Co.;-Windham f. & e. Sawyer. And
sold by agents throughout the State.
July 90, 1886. Cows