The people's press, and Addison County Democrat. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1838-1841, 1838-09-18

NIOrison's Universal Medicines,
OF
BRITISH COLLEGE OF HEALTH, LONDON.
The leading Principles of The Hygeian or Morris
soniaa Theory Of DiSedses contained
in the toLiopiag propositions:
/. The vital principle is contained in the Blood.
2. Every thing in the body is derived from the blood
3. All diseases arise from mpurity in the blood.
From the Blood all the solids are derived and nour-
ished-all the other fluids secreted-and all the SUBJ
stances appropriated repair the injuries done to the
body supplied. The rIdInent OF the future heart
and the circulating SYSTEM it is well known, precedes
the formation OF other parts of the body, and visible
for some time before any trace OF the brain can be dis
tinguished
As the blood is the builder of the body and source of
general health it is also of general disease but be-
ing fluid while circulating in the body, it is uni
form in its appearance than any OF the solid parts (which
accounts for the difficulty OF detecting any foreign
mobfc matter which may he cuating with it. The
Of fever harmless every other part of the
system, and only become mlschievous when they reach
the blood Ii the blood become impregnated with
peculiar faint, it is wonderful to remark the tenaciy
with which it retains il, though often In state of nac
vIty for years, even generations Hence all hered-
ltary diseases, consumptIons sc.
Every germ and fibre Of every other part, being for
med and led from the blood, and all communication to
the solids being cut of, except by the cTculdtion
where else can look to- as the of such taints
predspositons fer disease, for the Of disease
itself:
Ii the blood be disordeei that individual organ which
is the weakest suffers first and most ana gives
10 the disease.
4. Pain and disease have the same or in aid may
therefore be considered SYNONYMOUS terms
5. Pursaiion by vegetables, the only eflectua
mode OF purifying the bood and eradcatlng disease.
1t is evident that all those medicines which require
preparation in the patient, and give cold taken in
damp cold weather, such calomel sc. do not as
simulate to the body, and therefore highly injurious
to the constitution, and impress and stamp new quail
ties upon it. For the "Fegetable Universal Medi-
cines' is unnecessary to prepare. They may be Ia
ken with advantage IN any weather, at any time OF
the year. The simple theory-simpie because true
contained in these five propositions first promul
gated by Mr.. Morrison, the Hygeis, in 1925; and his
world renowned medicines taken with unparalleled
ed success. Since this time im.taUrs have
arisen in America well as in Europe, who style
themselves Hygess. and pretend to treat diseases
Hygeian principles, and with Universal Vegetable
Medicines
The Medicines OF the British College of Health cure
all diseases which admit of cure.
l. They remove from the stomach, liver and intes-
tnes-the blood making organs-al distractions TO the
due performance OF their healthy functions.
2. They purify the blood, by Increasing IFS various
excreIiCnS and prevent disease by enabling the body
successfully to resist the predispoSng and exciting
causes of disease.
3. They restore the regularity of those processes up
which the formation and circulation of the blood
pend.
Twelve years experience OF the efficacy and virtue
of these Medicines, has confirmed the truth OF Mr..
Monsons theory 10 the OF diseases, being the
most pleasant and benign in their operation, that
ever offered to the world. They may be given with
perfect safety to the weakest Frame under every stage
OF human suisrng and 10 children OF the most tender
age.
These are the only Medicines known in which small
doses have powerful and beneficial effect; and yet,
OF which in extreme cases, such very large doses may
be administered fearlessly and with greatly increased
ad vantage 10 the patient.
These Pills are sold in Packages of l and dollars,
containing proportion of two one of No. Pills. and
IN % cts and 80 ct boxes of only one kind in box.
Be particular TO that they signed by Pang5orn
& Bnnsnaid, and also by our subagen, and see that
the said subageDt has certificate OF appointment sign
ed by Geo Taylor suspended in his store, and every
Suo-agent VIII have another certificate of appointment
signed by us. The public will bear in mind that until
these Medicines had obtained all eslabil shel reputa
ton throughout the world other Vegetable Universal
Medicines were heard OF but now, they ale sprnging
up like mushrooms and the makers of them using part
the whole OF the name of these, hope to make Them
sell upon the reputation OF the genuine Morsons Pills
or Hygeian Universal Medicines of the British College
of Health.
The genuine Pills are for sale by
GEO. II. FISH,
Mddieoury, Vt.
PANGBoRN s. BRINSMAID,
State Agents,
appointed by Geo. Taylor general agent for the United
States, l3 Chamber-st, New York. in place of Ii. |
Shepard Moat, removed
o. A Keith. sub agent for Sheldon, VT E. Morse !
Crafisbury John Kelsey, Danville H. w. Porter |
Rutland; NJ. S. Buckand, Bellows Falls Orvis -
Roberts, Manchester N. c. Goddard, Windsor VIM.
w. Caldwell, Montpelier; Foster Grow, Chelsea
GEORGE H. FISH,
Sub-agent for Addison County
sliddsou'y' March o. 1887 4shly