The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-09-04
Concord, Mag ~, 1888.
DIR. Evans Pills.

Eatreme Purgalion NOT necessary to the acquist~
ton ofsound health
NR. EVANS respectfully asks the attention OF
~ the reader for few moments, while II, ne proves
to him. to a demonstration, that PURGATlON Gas
claimed by a noted QUACK of the present day. rs
NOT necessary to the acquisition of sound heai,h'
but that on the contrary, the enjoyment OF lea'th
depends wholly preserving the complcateu
functions of the STOMACH, LIVER, IN ES-
TINES, and LUNGS in IA healthy and vigorous
state, through the operation of which the BODY
receives its growth nutrition ~ its support; and
when these are deranged, the whole system becomes
disordered. The blood is made from the contents
of the stomach; has its red color and vitality given
TO it by the action Of the Inugs and it performs
its duty in circulating through the veins and are-
res has its yellow bilious eXcrement, which
may be termed lis refuse out sediment, col.
leced and discharged by the liver. Now there are
various that will affect and derange these or
gans, with which the blood has nothing Whatever
TO do. Thus-the stomach may be ute, " dehiI'-
ated in one moment, by alright, grief disnPpOint-
ment, heat of tho weather, or any other nervous
action; and he wholly unable to digest its food. Is
the blood to blame for this? A nervous action of
long continuance will produce settled DTSPEP-
STA, with headache bile, mental and physical de-
b,litv, and funeral rerinue Of other evils. Is tho
blood 10 blame for this? lntcmperance, by uHam-
ing the of tho stomach, and leaving IT in huCid
PROSTATE weakness aud an undue quantity and con-
tinuauce Of Purgalive medicines, by producing the
effects, viii put this organ almost out of nse
for digesting wholesome solid food, and thus i'm
poverish the blood and the whole system. Is the
blood to blame for ths' Again, in regard 10 the
lungs, it is well known that slight cold occasion
ed by damp feet or Il current of air, Will inatne the
bronchia, all down through the branching air tubes
of the lungs, and create either excessive mucuras,
or that dreadful iusidious dcseisc, Consumption,
which pusu6s and suppuuton of the lobes, which,
though timely remedies may prevent, no earthly
skill Is the blood Of the fair and bloom
ing victim to blame for this? So the liver, When
climate, sedentary hahiis ntemperancc, or other
prostrating causes have wtherd away paralyZed
it with distention, becomes unable to carry off the
bile from the circulation, and instead of discharg-
ing il through the gall bladder, leaves 1t
through the skin in iaundiced and sallow fluids
and to rush upon the stomach in irregular aud
cessive quantities. Is the unfortunate blood 10
blame for this? No these Wit al organs are never
affected by the blood, until after the blood has been
affected by them; they are its makers, and masters
and it is merely the work and their passive agent.
Knowing this to be sound and demonstrated
fact in science and experience, DIX. w. EVANS'S
system Of practice is in faithful accordance with il.
He aims TO keep the Stomach tho Lungs, and Liv-
in vigorous and regular action the three great
fountains of health and life, For this purpose he
prescribes his beautifully ethcaclons APERIENT
PILLS acknowledged by medical men who have
yZed and recommended Them to be equal
any in the world in cases which require the clean
sing of the stomach and bowels, and his cele.
brated CAMOMILE or TONIC PILLS, in ca
ses of nervous rritablity, stomachic weakness,
general debility. HisAPERIENT PILLS will do all
that ANY PURGATiVE medicine ought TO do
that 49, thoroughly cleanse the stomach and bowels;
and his CAMOMILE or TONIC PILLS, combine
ing as they always do the most delightful ANO-
DYNE known in medicine will do, have done, and
are continually doing more to strengthen, restore,
and sustain the human constitution Than any other
medicine that has yet been discovered. OF this he
has innumerable proofs, and this no man can deny
without falsehood
DR. WIN. EVANSS medical preparations are for
al! Stomachs and Nervous Diseases. Indigestion,
Dyspepsia, Bilious Affections or Liver Complaints
Heartburn or Acidity in the Stomach, Tighness
at the Chest, Hypochondriaism, Low Spirits, lrr-
ability, Bodily Weakness, Hystercs Head Ache,
Nightmare Gout Rheumatism, Asthma Tic Doll
oreaux, Cramp, Spasmodic Affections, Nausea,
Vomiting, Pains in the Side, Limbs, Head, Siom-
ach, Back. alternate Flushngs of Heat and Chill
ness, Agitation, Anxiety, Bad Dreams, Spasms,
will in every case be relieved by an occasional dose
of EVANS'S CAMOMILE PILLS.
Ladies during the time Of pregnancy, are often
troubled with Sickness, Vomiting Heartburn
Head Ache, Tooth Ache, Mysteries, and other
troublesome symptoms which effectually re-
moved by these preparations.
The above valuable Pills for sale by E.. P.
WALTON, Montpelier & by LUTHER JEW
FL l, ot Jonnsbury VT Sly
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