The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-01-10
The Great American

REMEDY FOR DISEASES or THE SKLY
ZONES DROPS and PILLS for HUMORSl
- medicine successful beyond parallel in
the cure of salt rhcum, scoriula or kings
evil, St Anthony's fire or crysipelas, scald
head, lcprosy, or white scarf, letter or ring
worm, prari itch, and all humors, internal or
external. This medicine is no humbur--no
moonshinc, but perfectly safe and astonish-
ing ciicacious remedy for the above complaints
and no other. Cull-call soon-call SOW, on
the agents for proof Try it Just as directed
and see if we are not right The proprietor is
allowed, among others, to refer to Hon. Geo
B. Upham, Claremont, Hon. J. J. Gilchrist,
and Rcv.A. II. Fullerton, Charlcstown, all of
whom have used the medicine either them
selves or members of their families
From MIR. Labarec, junior partner of the firm
of Simeon Willard Il c., Hartland VT.
1t must be true that ''Jones' Drops for
HumorS, are an invaluable medicine for the
complaints for which it is designed for had
personal experience of the surprising power
more than 10 months ago, over an exceeding
ly distressing and loathsomc disease of the skin
of many years standing, for which the Sara
toga and Claredon waters and all other rem
cdies entirely failed of a cure. Bva patient
and persevering use of said drops, am entirely
relieved of that disease and hereby do most
honestly and earnestly advise all, similarly al
ticted to procure and use them.
Hartland, Dee. s, 1913. J. w. LABAREE.
From l.. M. Wood, Esq. merchant in South
Woodstock, Vt
The fact is, in my opinion, that "Jones'
Drops for humors," do cure the diseases for
which il is prepared altogether beyond any
thing within my knowledge, and is evidently
the greater medicine before the public for the
eruptons of the skin, for in the use of two
bottles of them have found most remarkable
relief from the salt rheum--and a dreadful
case it was too--so afflicted as to incapacitate
me from putting on or off my Clothes and at
tended with burning, itching and irritating,
as no one can adequately understand but by
painful experience. Let others, saw patient
ly and faithfully and perseveringly try said
Drops, and they must fully concur with me in
opinion ftheir merits. l., M. WOOD.
So Woodstock, Dec. 9, lS43
From Mr.. Dinsmore. Duty to suffering
compes me to offer my testimony to
the efficacy of Jones Drops for humors. For
the last % years | have been troubled with an
aftiicton on my lip, pronounced by physicians
a cancer. Many physicians were consulted
and prescriptions used during that time but to
no purpose, until was induced to make trial
of the above Drops, which resulted in per-
feet cure after taking one and a half bottles.
Hartland, Dec. 10, 1915. J. II. DINSMORE !
Price $3.50 per l bottle, 2 boxes Pills, re-
curing from 8 to ~ weeks to use, and in
many cases is sufficient to effect a cure, obst-
nate cases need or more. No medicine is so |
cheap, because none is so efiicacious.
For sale by N. w French, Lunenburgh, J |
G. Darling, Concord, M. K. Parks and j. c. |
Kent & Co Waterford, D. E. Denison, Guild
hall, Brown 81 Co. Northumberland, L. p.
Parks, Jewett & Co., Dr. McNab, Barnet, J.
@. Bingham only in ST. yohnsbury,