Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-10-28
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emphatically the case with This article. Disease has ever yielded
to lis most marvellous medicical power. Wherever it has gone,
and South America, England, Canada, and the United States have
proved the truth Of this statement, the above quotation in a strong
and pthy sentence, tells the whole story. ~Invaids, the principle
upon which You are cured may not be known to you, but the re-
suit of a trial Of the article is satisfactory; you are restored, and
the secret Of the cure remains with the proprietor. The Medicine
is a compound Of % distinct vegetable agencies; each individual
root has its own particular, exclusive, medicinal property, conflict
ing with no other compound-each root makes its own crre-and
as a perfect combination, whcEtaken INTO the system, it does the
work which NATURE, when her laws We're hrst established, mlen-
dd it should do-purifes, strengthens, and restores the broken
down, debiitated constintioa-Dno sY, in all its characters, will
be completely efadlcated IRON ue system ny iS use see pam
plles in agents. hands, for free circulation-they treat upon all
diseases, aud show testimony Of cures. GRAVEL, and all com
plants of the urinary organs, form also the causeot great suffering,
and NAuGH>'s lhrHoNTRiPTlc has acquired no small celebrity
over the country by the cures it has made in this distressing class
of Affections, 50 famed 1t seems, IS tins medicine, that 1t has
thus attracted the attention of one of our medical publications.
In the November No, 1916, Of the Buflhlo Journal and Monthly
Review of Medical Science, in an article upon calculous diseases,
and "solvents, - the writer, after noticing the fact that the Eng
Ing the purchase, in 1902, ola secret remedy by the Legislature of
New York, thus pays tribute 10 The fame of the medicine. ''Why
tighten and 'dissoIve"th suffering thousands of this country, by
the purchase of yaughn's Vegetable Lthontdphc than which no
solvent since the days Of Alchemy has possessed one half the
fame!" Reader, here is periodical If high standing, acknowl
ing with the scientific works OF Europe To orr certain knowledge,
edited by Austin Flint, NJ. D., and contributed to by men of the
remedy" You will at once understand no unknown and worth
less nostrum cuuldthus eAtort a comment from 50 high a quarter;
and consequently, unless it directly conficted with the practice of
the faculty. it must have been its great "frne'' which has caused
it to receive this passing nod. Kidney diseases, weakness of the
back and spine, irregular, suppressed, or painful nenstrtion, flour
albus, and the entire complicated train ut evils which follow a
disordered system, are at once relieved by the medicine. Send
for pamphlets from agents, and you VIII fnd evidence If the value
of the LitlontriptiC there put forth. As remedy for the irregular
tiles ufthe female system, it has in the compound a root which has
been resorted to in the north Of Europe for centuries, as "A sure cure
for this complaint, and a TeSOrcr of the health ut the entire system
Liver complaint. Jaundice, Bilious diseases, sc, are instantly re-
leyed, People of the west will find it the only remedy in these
complaints, as we'll as fever and Hgur. There is no remedy lk.
it, and no calonel or qlinIne forms any part OF this mixture. Mt
injury will result in its use, and its active properties are manifest
ed in the use ola single 80 on. bottle. For fever and agu bilious
disorders, take no other medicine. Rheumatism, govt, will fine
relief The action oftlis medicine upon the blood will change the
d~seasc-Which originates IN the blood-and a healthy result vii
follow. Dyspepsia, indigestion, &c, ylud, IN Il fW days use @
the medicine. Inflammation of the lungs, Cough, consumption
also, has ever found relief, Scrufula, erysipelaS, piles, intamet
cyes-all caused by impure blOod-wil find this article the remedy
The system completely acted upon nv the twenty two diGG en-
properties of the mixture, Is purified and restored-as aNartml cur
will not follow. The train of common complaints, palpitatOn o
the heart, sick headache, debility, &c, are the result of some de
rangtment Of the system, and this great restorer will do its work
proof Of what 1t has done in the past four years. The written ties
tmoHy of 100 agents, in Canada and the United States, EngIanl
and South America, in the possession Of the proprietor-and ca
be seen by all mtertsttd-is a sufficient demonstration that it
the hest medicine ever offered to the void. Get the pamphlet
and study the principle as there laid down, of the method Of cur
Put up in 1907. bottles, at 81; II oz. do at 81 each; the larger hold
ing G on. more than two small bottles. Look out and not get in
e posed upon. Every bottle has "NHugIn'S Vegetable Iithuntrptl
Mixture, blown upon the glass, the written signature m G. {
e. Vaughn on the directions, and 6. &. vaughn, Buffalo, stamped o
the cork. None other are genuine. Prepared by DR.. G. {. Waugh
and sold at the principal office, 2d7 Main street, Buffalo, at whole
sale and retail. No attention given to letters unless postpaid; u
dcs from regularly constituted agents excepted, postpaid letters
c verbal communications soliciting advice, promptly attended to g1
It's. Offices devoted exclusively to the sale Of this article, l3l MAJ
san street, New York city, POS Essex street, Salem, Mass, and b
|, the principal druggists throughout the United States and Canadi
= as advertised in the papers.
! AGENrs. Montpelier, 5 X Collins; Burlington, 7 A Peck, $
u Alhans, l. l. butcher, Barre, French II Walkers Chelsea, + Grow
d Tunhidge, SturdeVant and Chapman; RuyNltun, e 7 Nevins; Bel
e, Il. smith; Gnysville, NJ Gay; S%tockbriige, Morgan 4 sm
Rochester, Briggs & Pierce. + Hunt, Travelling Agent. 43:ly