The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-10-16
Hev.. EIyaaps' Pills.

Eutyenae Purgation NOT nccrsSarY to the acqust'
tim Of sunni hea'h
'BNR EVANS respectfully asks the attention OF
~ tho reader for few moments, Wnie ne proves t
to him. TO n demonstration, that PURGAl loN las
claimed BY IA noted QUACK of the present day. IS
NOT necessary to the acquisition OF sound hea',n'
but that, the contrary, the enjoyment OF nea''n
depends wholly preserving the comPncated
functions of the STOMACH, LIVER, iNrES-
TINES and LUNGS in n healthy and vigorous
state, through the operation OF which the boDt
receives its growth, It's nutrition ~ It's suppor' ana
hen these are derauged, the whole system becomes
disordered The blood is made from the contents
of the stomach; has its red color and vitality gwen
to by the action of the lungs, and as 1t performs
its duty in circulating through The veins ana arle-
ries has its yellow bilious eXcrement, which
NAV be termed its refuse worn out sediment, col
lecied and discharged by the liver, Now there are
various cnusrs that will affect and derange these or
gans, with which the blood has nothing whatever
to do Thus-the stomach may be utterly debilI-
ated in moment, by alright, guef, disappoint-
ment heat Of the weather, or any other nervous
action; aud be wholly unable 10 digest lis food. Is
tho blood to blame foe this? nervous action OF
long continuance will produce settled DYSPEP-
STA, with headache, bile, mental and physical de-
h,v and a funeral retinue of other evils. Is the
blood to blame for ths' Intemperance, by iniam-
ing the coats of the stomach, and leaving in ucid
PROSTATE weakness and an undue qunntlty and con-
lnuance orpurSative medicines, 10y producing the
same effects, Will put this organ almost out OF use
for duusling wholesome solid food, and thus I'M
poverlsh the blood and the whole system. Is The
blood blame for this? Again, III regard to the
Lungs, it is well known that slight cold, occasion
ed by damp feet current al AR, VIII lniianc the
bronChin, all down through the branching ar tipes
of the lungs, and create either excessive mucuras,
or that dreadful insidious desease, Consumption,
which pustules and suppuiation of the lobcs winch,
though timely remedies may prevent, no earthly
skill can cure Is the blood Of the fair and bloom
ing victim to blame for thisF So the liver, when
climate, sedentary habits, intempe5ance, or other
causes have wtherd away or paralyzed
it with distenton, becomes unable To carry OF the
bile from tho circulation, and instead of discharg
ing it through the gall bladder, leaves 1t to come
through the skin in jaundccd and sailow huds,
and to rush upon the stomach IN irregular and ex-
cessivc quantities. l. the unfortunate blood to
blame for this? No: these vital organs are never
affected 10y The blood until after The blood has been
affected by them; they its makers, and masters
and it is merely The work and their passive agent.
Knowing this TO be Il sound and demonstrated
fact in science and experience, DR.. w. EN ANS
system OF practice is in faithful accordance with H.
He aims to keep the stomach the Lungs, aud Liv-
err in vigorous and regular action, the three great
fountains Of health and life. For this purpose he
preScrbes his beautifully eiicaclous APERIENT
PILLS acknowledged by medical men who have
anal yzed and recommended them, TO be equal to
any IN the World) in cases which require the clean
sing Of the stomach and bowels, and his cele-
brated CAMOMlLE or TONIC PILLS, in
>cs of nervous irritabliIy, sionachc weakness, or
general debility llisAPERlGNT PILLS will do all
that ANY PURGATIVE medicine ought To do
that is, thoroughly cleanse the stomach and bowels;
aud his CAMOMlLE or TONIC PILLS, combin-
ing as they always do the most delightful NNO-
DINE known in medicine, will do, have done, and
are continually doing more to strengthen, res,nre,
aud sustain the human constitution than any other
medicine that has yet been discovered OF this he
has innunerable proofs and this man deny
without fasehood.
DIR. WIN. EVANS'S medical preparations are for
nj! Stomachs aud Nervous Diseases. Indigestion,
Dyspepsia, Bilious Affections o. Liver Complains,
Heartburn or Acidity in the Stomach, Tighiness
at the Chest, Hypochondriasni, Low Spirils, lrrit
ability Bodily Weakness, Mysteries, Head Ache,
Nightmare. Gout, Rheumatism, Asthma Tic Dol
oreaux, Cramp, Spasmodc Affections, Nausea,
Vomiting, Pains in the Side, Limbs, Head, Stom-
uch, Back, alternate Flushuss of Heat and Chill
ness, Agitation, Anxiety, Bad Dreams, Spasms,
will in every be relieved by Occasional dose
of EVANS'S CAMOMILE PILLS.
Ladies during the time of pregnancy, often
troubled with Sickness, Vomiting, Heartburn,
Head Ache, Tooth Ache Mysteries. and other
Troublesome symptoms which efectually
moved by these preparations.
The above valuable Pills for sale by E. F.
WALTON, Montpelier d by LUTHER JEW
EFT, st Johnsbury VT Sly
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