EDs'. c. ER. PHELPS
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HEALTH MAY BE PRESERVED and life AA prolonged. by the timely application of . pro per !hereaputic agent: The continuance Of the na- ural action of the various functions of the body de- bends as much upon contingency as # death had nos passed upon ali men," Hence, our lives and heah are preserved in proportion as those coniln. the digestive functions; variations of temperature, the lungs and skin, &c. and we je0pardize our lives when those influences are loft uncontrolled to ope. 'f The Spco composition ,s of PHELPs. TOMATO PILLS is peculiarly adapted as Prophytactc to prevent inc morbid effects of those changes and render harmless improper food and the excessive use of fruit, as well as hygiene agent to restore the functions when de- ranged by disease, ard prevent the formation of Fe ver, Rheumatism. Cough. Gc.

 Three years experience by thousands in all parts o the country, has established their reputation the bes remedy ever discovered for Bilious Diseases and Impurities of the Blood and 1t is believed that not single instance has ever occurred in which they have failed to cure Dyspepsia. among the hundreds that Jaundiee, Liver Complaint, and Worms, are speedily cured by them, and they will be found effeciual in sick headache, bowel complaints and sea-sickness. de sS ocs sOSS be without them, as they are the most eicoccus as well as convenient remedy to counteTact the various exposures of masma, cold and damps so which they

 There are numerous eases of chronic diseases which have yielded these Pills alone, of which are truly astonishing. Mrs. Sebbins. of Providence was cured of schTrous ssomachs which had resisted all other remedies for years.

 Afr. Stowe, of South Brookfield, was cured of an ulcer on the tongue of ten years standing

 Mir. Coleman, of Saratoga Springs, vas restored to perfect health by taking three boxes, after the phy scians had abandoned his case a. utterly hopeless

 Justice BIoodgood, of New York city, was cured of dyspepsia when go other medicine would give any relief.

 Rev Mv Eastman, of the same place, says they saved his life. His complaint was chronic inAama- ton of ihe stomach and liver.

 Dr. Johnson, of New Haven. Ohio. prescribed them in the bilious levers of that country, as substitute for caloSpel. He writes 1 never saw disease yield so rapidly to medicine"

 Dr. !, of Chickopee, cured sn obstinate caso of

 MT. J. W. 4vsTy. of New York. S was cured of "A chronic inflammation of the liver, which had been un- der the treatment of different physicians for months

 Mr. Andrew VredenbuIg, of Rome, N. Y.. was cured of painful tuInoE the breast, pronounced to be cancerOus and ncnrable by one dozen boxes of these pills.