The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-02-17
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FJTSI YITSI FITS

FIIot fII0' FITS
Or. Townsend not having Frstcd his Sarsapa-
riiiai chsrp of F,ts, of course never recon,
mcndrd 1t and was surprised To receive the fol.
lowing from an intelligent aud respec table
Fafmcr in Westminster County
Fordham. August H. l5I7
DR. Townsend--Dear Siri--l have little
guri seven years of age who has been several
years afll,etedwith Fits We tried almost cv-
crything for her, bot without success at last,
although We could find no recommendation ~
our circulars for CAGES like hers, we thoyRhIas
shr was in delicate health, we would give her
soa,c Of your Sarsapariila, and are very glad
we did, for !: not only restored her strength,
but she has had no return OF the Fits, 90 our
great pleasure and surprise. She - tost be-
coming rugged and hearty for which we feel
grateful. Yours respectfully,
JOHN BUTLER, Jr.
GREAT BLESSLvG TQ MOTHERS MD
CHILDRE.N
II ia the safest I'D most -ciIoetual medicine
for pufiry ms the system, and relieving The suf.
ferinps .ttendaHt upon, ch,iJ 'sfth ever discov.
cred IL strengthens boz, 49, mother and
.niid, prevents pain and diseyt ISL, increases and
enTiches the food, those wao have used II
think It indispensable. IL ,s highly useful
both before and after con6nemnt, as II prevents
diseases attendant upon ohildbirth-in Goa.
uveness, Piles, Cramps, Swelling Of the feet,
Dependency, Heartburn, Vomiting, Pain In
the back and loins, False Pams, Hemorrhage,
and in regulating the secrctioDs aud equalizlng
the circulation ii has no equal The great
beauty of th,s medicine is, II is always safe, and
the most delicate use IL most successfully ry
few cases require any other medicine in some u
little Castor OIL, or Magnosia, is useful. Ex-
ercise in; thd open air, and light food with this
medicine, wi u always ensure n safe aud easy
confinement -
BE.9UTY md health,
Cosmetics, Chalk, and variety OF ptDpara.
la al. ttsl.a
Pfacc, very soon spoil il of it's beauty. They
close the pores ofthe skin, aud check the cir.
culation, which when nature 10 not thwartep
by disease or powder, or the skin inhamed by
the NEalres used in soaps, beauties it's own
prod N the "human face Divine" as
we'll ms in the garden of rich and dclicatcly
tinted aud varirguted lowers free, active
aud healthy circulation. Of the fluids or the
ooursing Of the psre,,~rich blood to the extrcm-
iticE, - that which painls the eounteHanet in
the most Sduislte beauty, 1T is that which
inparts the ndeso ribabe shades and flashes of
loveliness that all admire and none can de.
scribe. This beauty is the offspring of nature
NOT of poicdtr or snap. IL there is not free
and healthy circulation, there IS no beauty -
If the lady is fair as driven snow, If she paint
and use cosmetics, and the blood Is thick cold
and impure, she is not beautiful IL sh., to.
brown or yellow, and thcre>is pure and active
blood, II gives q rich bloom 10 the cheeks, nd n
"; i2ac - ihs!s a,as that - fass.s.i;;f= T,,,
sands have tried it, and are more than satisfed
Ladies of every staten, crowd our Office daily
principal Office, 1876 Fulton ST., Sun BuiId.
lug, N. Y. Wholesale and retail agents.
G. Bingham, Druggst,st Johnsbury; Goodall
and Gould, East ST. Johnsburyi Kiilredge Il
Colby, LyBdonj Dana, Weeks,& Stant,r
Dunville; Isaac Watts, Peaohamj Harvey 81
Eastman, Barneti l. p Parks, Passumpsic,
Newell N 1rull, Burke L. C. Butler, Derbv
LiDei J. Blake q Son, Sutton; f, Cleveland 4
Co, Coventry Falls n. w. French, Lunen.
hnrgh, and by all The principal Druggists and
Merchants generally throughout the q. States
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