The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-08-23
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ELoiS, L. e.. May -. 1868.
Mcssrs. Follows a CO., Gents; / accidentlv
sent Tie other day 10 a store tor some Nerufuge
and the man. not having much on hand. sent
me some of Your Worm Lozenges. My children
showed signs If worms at the time. | gave
them according ~ directions, and lu twenty
four hours from the time they commenced taxi
ing the Lozcnges. one Ga boy about five years
Odd had passed twenty five large worms; the
other "a girl three years old had passed twelve;
and ] doom 10 hut just to say, that, from this
slight Acquaintance with ourremedy feel sat-
lied that your lolenges are cheap, convenient,
safe and mor doetnal than the ordinary rome-
dies; and as such ! chcerfully rocommsnd to all
heads of families.
ionrs, with respect,
JOHN S. COIPIrTS, j. 7.
Rev Nj Jackson. Baptist Clergyman, writing
from ST. Martins ia reference to the Worm
Lozengcs, says.
Mossrs Fellow CO., Gents: II affords me
great pleasure in saving that l have known in
my own family, and IN the families of Others
wonderful effects produced in the destruction OF
worms By Your Worm IOxengcs, and ! can GER
tify most cunsClcntlUusy that believe them 10
be the most eiiectual remedy that has ever been
invented for the removal OF worms from the hui
man stomach; and / hope, gentlemen, in pre-
senting such "a valuable medicine to the world
that You may receive large patronage from the
public in general.
remain, sirs, yours truly,
WELLINGTON JACKSON.
st. Martins, \. B., Aug. 10, 1889.
Phys'aans' Testimony ia tdUor Of Eelo,rs
Horn, L0zeages.
Salisbury, July 30, 1856
Messrs. Fellows Co., st. John, Gentlemen:
/ have have examined Your Worm Iozenges,
and have become acquainted with their effects
as an anthelmintic, and have much pleasure in
recommending their use a safe and ei1ectull
remedy for worms, and fully believe that their
employment as such Will give satisfaction.
Yours respectfully.
". 5. FOSHAY, NJ. D.
Letter from He Rer Dr Cldy 10 Me Editor Of
he christian visitor
Carleton, st. John, y B., Nov. II, 1886.
Mr.. Editlr.-I was induced to try Fellows
Iozonges, having had number of children uIl-
der my care whose stcmachs were 50 irritable
the ordinary medicine could not he retained a
moment; and the success that followed then
use was so complete that | canrccommend them
as one of the most pleasant and safe medicines
EDWIN CLAY, NJ. D.
st. John. n D., March, 1856.
Messrs Fellows a Co.: This is 10 certify that
my little bow aged six years, having been much
troubled With worms OF late, administered -four
of your Worm Ioz nges, as per directions, and
in nine hours after he passed several large
worms. These LoXcngcs are particularly yalu-
able, az the children are fond of them. You are
at liberty to use tins for the benefit Of others.
MATTHEW HARRISON.
st. John, n. b., Oct. 30, 1856.
AIossrs. Fellows a Co.: II is due 20 YOU the
heads of families, and tu the public at large,
that | should give "a statement of the effects OF
your Worm Lozenses in my family. My daugl-
ter aged about five years, had been troubled
with a severe cough nearly two years, first IN
Dorchester, Mass, whore onr doctor attended
her for some time; finding he did not help her
l procured syruPs and other common Remedies
without giving relief since / came Ia this city
procured medical aid, and finding that the
child grew worse, 50 that we really thought she
would die, aud we despaired of getting rene
dy. At last lady frlond called IN, ana assured
me that the child was troubled with worms, anC
that the cough originated from that cause.
administered your Worm lozenges this morn
ing; We were astonished the child passed oy-
an pint OF worms, and some as large as my liz
tie finger. Our babe, only seventeen months
old, ate two Lo1engcs, and, although seemingly
healthy, 1t passed worm at least eight inches
long. l am happy TO say that the little girl, who
fOr i've days had eaton scarcely anything, has d
good appetite, and Is now doing wen
A. HATFIELD.
price 25 cents per box. Five 5o2es for q
Dollar.
This Invaluable medicine viii be prepared Ion
the present at tho New England botanic Depot
Boston, for the Proprietor, j. g. FRENCH
The signature OF Fellows 4 Co., Is attached t.
each genuine box.
solihy hrdi lps itsirts genermIIy
General Agents ia st. Adams. l.. l.. Dutchei
&lSons, and Leonard. Brainerd 4 Co.