Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-04-21

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This Great Remedy is discovery of Chemical Science,
founded upon the Hypothesis that the proximate Of
Consumption is the deficiency of undue waste of the oxy
dizabe phosphorus normally existing in the economy
and that therefore, the specific Remedy for the disease
consists in restoring the efficient element by the use of
such preparation of Phosphorus unites the two
ditons of being in state that it may be directly assm
Hated, and the time at the lowest degree of ozy
dation. The
Hypophosphites Of Lime Soda and Potash
present these conditions, in the most complete manner
being perfectly soluble and nearly oxydzabe Phos
phorus itself.
The Hypophosphites exert an important influence di-
rectly the nervous system, of tonic character in
creang the principles which constitutes force
and the powerful blood generating agents known
They therefore invaluable in all forms of Nervous
General Debility, Asthma, Bronchitis, Dyspepsia and
Loss of Vital Energy from whatever Ladies suf-
ferng from Complaints peculiar to their SEX will find
this remedy act with charming effect from its vtalzng
and renoyatng power.
6r Caution to the Public. 90
Various preparations already in the market pur-
porting TO be based Dr. Churchs discovery against
which solemny caution both the profession and the
public. No arts will be spared by inscriptions and dis
honest particle to impose upon the unwary.
0T BEWARE of them all, If you would not be poisoned
by deeterious stuff Read the following testimony of Dr.
Chiffon;
have carefully analysed samples of the Hypophos-
phites of Lime, Soda and Potash from which Mr. j. Win
chester manufactures Dr. Church's Compound olution
of the Hypophosphtes, and find them to be properly
made and chemically pure. Having had many opportu-
mites of sting the uniform purity of the articles which
he in compromising this Remedy for Consump-
ton and having personal knowledge of his honesty and
integrity, feel that the Profession and the
Public that this Preparation of the Hypuphosphites
be relied on.
JAS. r. Chiffon, NJ. D., Chemist
New York, Feb. s. 1859.
In addition to this unmpeachable evidence, call the
attention of the Public to the important and con-
elusive Testimony of DR.. Churchill
" To be used with effect, The Hopophosphes must be
perfectly pure otherwise they may in some cases. ap-
pear altogether Inert Injurious In five cases out
of six the Salts usually sold pure in Paris under the
! nameof Hypophosphites, totally unfit for medical
use.
DIR. ChurchiII's Work on Con sumption
has been received from Paris and will be published with
possible dispach. have also original letter from Dr.
Courchi In exposition of his Discovery, which with Cir
GUAR and other valuable information will be sent to all
sufferers throughout the Unon whose may fer
warded to me.
have permission to refer to many gentlemen of high
stndng in this cityamong others, Horace Greedy Edit
of n. Y. Tribune, who has known me intimately for
the last twentysix years Hon. H. ]. Raymond, Editor
of the N. Y, Times
Price So or three bottles S. Single bottles only in
concentrated soiution sent by mail prepaid, when spe-
ciay ordered. Each bottle of Winchester's Genuine
Preparation of Hypophosphes has his 'fac simile sig
nature The trade supplied upon the lowest for
cash.
Sold wholesale and retail at the Sole General Depot in
the United States, by j. WINCHESTER,
American and Foreign Agency,
162w13 - John Street. New York.