Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-12-28
The Greatest Medicine Of the Age.
STATIONS EXTERNAL REMEDY,
HUNTS LINIMENT

HAS has received the above title from Thousands who
have cen benefited by ITS use Its operation is won
deul. Never falling give immediate relief and pcrma-
nenty curing the diseases for which is recommended
For the last year have PLACED before the public es.imo-
ny of undoubed character from many persons well known
throughout tho county Wcscheser where the great rep
utaton Of this medicine fist established During the
past year, have received from oil parts of the country
of evidence of tho great value of this celebrated rene
dy sufficient I'll Volumes which have selected few
certificates. For the following diseases Hunts Lniinen
is certain, safe and speedy euro; -,
Spinal affections, rheumatism, Paralysis ana al
Nervous affections, Salt Rheun Group orHires,
.4gue m the Breast and Face, Weak Joints,
Colds, Tooshache, Sore Throat and Quincy,
Uicernted Sores, Burns, Frosted Feet, indolent
Ulcers, Fresh Hounds, Bunyans, Corns, Si1eL-
ings and Bruises, Scrofulous Affections, Pains
in The Neck, Nervous Headache, Tic Doioreur,
Sprains, Mosquito Bites, aud all Cutaneous
and Nervous Diseases.
paste and medicines in the word only neccssaryto
try it to be convinced that will do all the proprietor pro-
instance where has been used, it Away. kept
A FELON CURED.
And a burn with hot tallow healed without scar
by the use Of this great remedy. 800
soanGakes. Ulster Co. New York, July %, 1916.
MIR George L. Stanton sr-I take possere in stating
to you that your Lumen, has proved beneficial in our
neighborhood. of Rheu
limbs, bruises, sores and tooth ache In my family
vesy eficacious had feon coming on my finger which
very painful and by bathing it frequently during y
hours it entirely cured. burned my hand with hot
allow aud Immediately applying cotton dipped in your
Imminent the pain ceased and It did not blister Mrs B. also
scaded her severely, which cured in few hours.
by keeping stepped in the Luiment. think it
the best medicine ever used ~ the family, and soil gro
qua mites oft. Yours respectfully,
MILO BRARBE.
Rheumatic GOut,
Entirely cured BY the application of this wonderful Medi-
New York, May Is, 1876.
G. +. Stanton: Sir-I have been attacked several times
within few years with pain attended with great
Inflammation in loot and toe, and had been LAID
from four six weeks each time, being able bea
any weight my foot On the 25th oi April, left New
York for Danbury CT when again attacked with th:
complaint, for three successive days and nights could
close my eyes for pain AT the suggestion of
tho house sent to Dr. Stevens for hottie Of your Hunts
Lniment applied il with flannel cloth, and in fifteen
minutes entirely relieved and free iom pain and had
good night was enabled to attend my business
The day, aud have been troubled SINCE ath ough
the of business is such to keep my feet
all day. consider it most valuable medicine, aud would
not be without it. Yours, &c.
Chronic rheumatism.
OF twelve years standing completely cured by the Of
Hunts Liniment.
Passaic, Bergen Co. N. j., Sept. 10.
Geo. l.. Stanton, ESQ., Sir-I Blacksmith by uade,
and have been affected by tho Chronic Rheumatism during
winter for twelve years, that unable to
attend to my busr In Decomber last was induced to
try your external remedy, Hunts Linment, by the perusal
Of your pamphlet applied il thoroughly to my arm and
shoulder Sunday evening and on Monday set 40 horst
shoes and felt puin followed up the use of the Link
daily, and from that time this have experienced the
slightest pain is the most wonderful application have
known My is well known throughout the country
and your Imminent has become nhabant oeveIy house
ISAAC A. HOPPER.
Remember this Lniment IL sold at the extraordinary low
tain relief is to be had for SO small q sum
Sold by respectable Druggist and Merchant through
GU! the Sou county: GEORGE Z STANTON Proprietor
For sale also by s. X Collins Redfeld & GIannis, and
Silas Burbank, wholesale agents. OO;lm