Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-02-16
THE HYGETAN THEORY OF DIS
EASES,
AND GENERAL. DIRECTIONS FOR THE USE OF
MORIsON's UNIVERSAL MEDI-
CiNES,
Orhe British Coiiegc NJ Health, London
The icaiing Principles IF The Hygeian or
.Norisonian Thtors IF Diseases are
continued IN The (oiioloing Propo'

sUUf|SDH'TN injury " DfScHSe" ufe
contained IN The joiio,oing Propo
Suions;
/. The vital principle is contained in
the blood.
Q. Every thing in the body is derived
frnm tho blood.
IN he blood.
From The bloml n II the solids are derived
and nnnrshed-all the other fluids are
-ccre,pd--and all the substances aHpropri'
a'ed TO repair the ,rlur,es done TO the
BODY are snrD!Icd The rId,mcu, of the
future heat (anh the circulating svSiem.)
IT is well known, prcccdes The torma''nn "'
other parts of HE body aud il visible TOR
-om" time before any trace Of the brain
can b. dlstlnc uished.
A. the blood j. The builder up Of the
body and source of general h'al'h. 50 IT Is
also Of universal disease: that being ii",d
wh,lr circulating N the body, II Is NOR"
uniform ~ Us appearance ,hnn any ~ the
solid paris, winch accounts far the diili'
" OF detecting any foreign or m"tb'tick
mniicr Which may hr c'tcn'atlng with II
| The m'a-inS at hvrr ar" harmless t.
every other pari uf the system mud on',
became m.chrvnut when they rrach the
hlnrd. lt,Ie blood b"cnnc "uc" ,npr g
mated WITH peculiar ialui u y wonderful IL
rrmatk IL" r,uacuv wuh which II rc'niu'
| II. though Ufru ~ u state ut inactivity lot
wears ur even q nrrat,nuS. lI"ncr Of
hrrrdl' arv Diseases. c'n.unp'i"ns. re.
Every germ and fbt" Of every n'h"
ra,t. br,ug t,rnrd aud fed from he bh"t
aud at COMMUNICATION 10 The solids benz.
cn, IF except by III" cucula'"n. whrr
"l-r can "" iu"k to- n he -ra' of s"cl
taln,s ar W, Il 'spnsli,nns for disease, Or fJ
the cause Of disere ITSELF?
4. Pam and d,-"a-r have the sam
origin aud NAV therefore be cunsidcr,,
Synonymous terms.
5. pnrga ION by vegetables is the on
H.c'ual mode # purifying the blood, an
cra'hcarIng disease.
!, Is evident that all those medicine
which require preparation IN .he patient
and give cold If taker. in damp or col
weather, such as calumet &c; do no, as
simulate to the body. and are therefore
highly injurious 10 the constitution. az
impress and STAMP new QnaIl,'cs MON il
For Tie "PegeiaJie Unicers1i .Medjcines
II is unnecessary to prepare. They ma
b" taken with advantage IN any weather
or at any time OF the wear.
The simple tfeoty-smple bccaus
true-con'a'ned in these five proposition
was first promulgated by Mr. .Morison M
Hygeist. in 1885; and his world.rennwnn
med c'nes were taken with unparalell"
success. Since thus time numerous imiin
iors have arisen IN America as we'll as /
Europe. who style Themselves HvgpIs,.
aud pretend tn treat diseases on Hyreia
rr'uc'pi"s, and with Universal Vecc,abl
Medicines.
The Medicines of the British Colleg
"f Health cure ali diseases which admit {
cure.
|, They remove from the stomach. live
aud intes'lnrs--the blood making orgnns-
all "b-irnc'lons to The due performance
their healthy functions
9. They purify the blood. bv incrcasin
' lis various cxcretlons; and prevent dlSea.
: Nv "nah''ng The body successfully t. resi-
th' pr"dl>p"S'ng exciting causes Of dlSea s.
!. Ih"v Increase the ncllon of the al
=, -"rbon'|. by winch all morbid grow,hs q,
tnk"n INTO The circulation and aflcrwat,
: expelled from the body.
, a They restore The regularity of ,ho
p processes upon winch the formation al
circulation Of til" blood depend.
o Th"S" r" The only medicines known
d witch >malI doses have a powerful al
n h"n' feat # &C.; aud yet. o. WINCH, 10 e
:, 'r"mr cases such very largc doses may
admn'S cred irares-ly aud with grea,
Is 'ncr"a-'d advantage To he patient.
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