The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-07-01
Monthly Bulletin No. 5.

~ <y w treme care should be
% "A (eyA ~ "a IN taken of health. Near
Eo7 "a sGSS$oS r. y Wy all diseases of sum
III N.Y. I<x| liner are traceable to ex-
| $SfSaF7EN AssSSSsSS Iposure in the springer
" WIlssSsAsF 4 ! ITO the neglect of those
\ vaSSSITssSdys<SSP~<S/ ! medical means which
~ kFbBSSA Z 4 should have been re-
y ~ 1<Q1 sorted to. 1t is not sur
10 w ~ prising that the human
system should be powerfully affected at this
time. The whole realm of nature show that
wuu1lc--r.l influences are abroad The outer
world awakes to new life, and man and beast
and all animated existence are affected. Now
is the time, therefore, to use such medicinal
preparations as experience has shown to be in
falliable in the prevention and cure of diseases.
AS Spring Medicines, the Graefenberg Veget-
able Pills, the GraefeGberg Health Bitters, and
the Graefenberg Sarsaparilla Compound
should supersede all others. For universal
use of the Pills and Btters are of incalculable
value. Those who take them need not fear
the enervating effects of the summer which is
at hand. The object of the present Bulletin
is to apprise the public of the acknowledged
superiority of the GraJenberg Sarsaparilta
Compound.
Sarsaparlla is of vast efficacy in cleansing
the system from its foulest taints; but il must
be prepared on the most scientific principles
and in the most faithful manner. 1t is not o.
nough that we put it in large vessels watts to
of molasses and water. An article thus man
ufaotured must injure the tone of the stomach,
and be comparatively inert. The Sarsaparila
Compound manufactured by the Graefe nberg
Company is most powerful concentration. 1t
is to Sarsaparilla what Quinine is to Peruvian
bark; one bottle containing more virtue than
ten of any other ever before manufactured
The dose is half tea spoonful only; so that
there are more doses in bottle than there are
in the largest bottle in the market of any other
manufacture. 1t is almost literally SuiphatG
Of sGrsapariiiG The public are well advised
of the uses of sarsaparilla, by means of the nu.
merous advertisements which crowd the press,
1t is unnecessary for US, therefore, to trouble
the reader with recapitulation of the matter
We would simply add that all persons who
have made up their minds to use it should pur-
chase no other than that made by the Compa-
ny. u His warranted to be ten times more eff.
fcacious than any other kno,on; matter how
large the bottle or extravagant the advertise
ments, because it contains in addition to sarsa-
parilla, powerful concentration of mandrake
burdock, queens delight, elder, yellow dock
quacum, and other Important medicaments
which are not found in any other preparation
1t has performed cures of kind almost sur
passing belief, and is recommended by the fac.
ulty. T56Sw3
Applications for agencies and all orders
| sh ould be addressed to Edwin G. Barnes, Sec.
rotary of the New England Branch, BOSTON.
These Medicines for sale by ]. G Bing
ham, St. Johnsbury; John Bacon, ST. Johns,
bury Centre; and Kittridge Il Colby, Lyndon
Corner; l.. FL. Delano & Son, North Hard
wick; J. A. Sawyer Go, Greensboro; Am
asa Scott, South Craflsbury; w. r. Shedc
Go, Wells River; Levi P. Parks, Passump
sic; and by their agents generally throughou
New England