The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-03-19
Dr. Elynms' l0iils.

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Dr. Evans PILLS.
Fsfrsta- PUgItion NOT necessary to the aequsi-
tioH Of sound hcaith
TAR EVANS respectfully asks tho attention Of
, ltr render for few moments, while he proves
.. I..1. 'n . demonstrations that PURGAIlON Gas
ria.uad by noted QUACK Of the prCsent day is
NOT necessary To the acquisition Of sound hcHltlJ
...i tIat the contrary, the ou;oymeut OF health
I.rerds wholly uu preserving the complicated
0sr.rars OF the STOMACH, LIVER, INF
TINES, aad LUNGS in "A healthy and vigorous
state, through the operation Of which the BODY
receives us growth, ITS nutrition 81 liz support; and
s., hen these dcrauged, the whole system becomes
d,surdcred. The blood is made from the contents
It the stomach; has its red color and vitality given
J1 10 hy the action Of the lungs, and il performs
Dis duty ~ circulating through the veins and arie-
res, has ITS yellow or bilious eXcrement, which
may bc termed its refuse worn ont sediment, col
lrcied md discharged by the liver. Now there are
various causes that will affect and derange these
caps, with which the blood has nothing Whatever
tu do. Thus-the stomach may be uttelly debit
s.rd 30 one moment, 10y alright, grief, dlsaPpont-
I0Cnt, heat Of the weather, or any other nervous
trfln: and be wholly unable TO digest its food. Is
the blood to blame for this? A nervous action of
long continuance viii produce settled DYSPEP-
sly, with headache, bile, mental and physical de-
bt.i.r and funeral rolinue of other evils Is the
blood 20 blame for this' Intemporauce, by luham
iug the Of the stomach and leaving II in hucid
1r0Strato weakness and an undue quantity and con
tuuance of purgRtivc medicines, by producing the
same effects will put this organ almost out Of
g.. ,I,r,.,i,o - hoIesnure solid f,od and Tins i'm
,.7.,, ,he IIno1 and tho whole system L. m.
FIod 90 hlsn,o for Tbisa AGAIN in regard 60 The
- !, il vol known that n sI,obt cold occas,on
"a ~ damn f,et or current of air will flame the
bTrLin iii dow, through the branching air lubcs
r ,L, ,ro..s and create rithor excessive r,ucuros
or that dreadful iusidjous dosease, Consumption,
,yLih pnstulrs and summation of the iobes which
,tg,,nb ,,n,oI, rcmadins NAV rrrvent no e,rthlv
LIN can cnrs Is ihe blood Of tho c,r and bloom.
H., yictirn f., bIone Tor tbis9 So thn liver when
cIi1rnte sedentarv hRbi;s intep,r.rnpce or Others
,ros,ra,nu causcS have ,iihcrd n,vnv or nnralyzed
Il Win distention becomes unable to carry off III,
lilo from tho circulation, and instead of discharg.
,no il through the call bidder leaves It to come
,LTongb tho skin in iaundiced and snllov fluids
and 70 rush npon tho stomach in irregular and ex.
cessive quantities. Is the unfortunate blood to
blame for this? No these vital organs are never
ofFcted bv the blood until SITTER the blood has been
ofrcted by them; hcv are It's makers, and masters
and i, il merely The work and their passive agent
- Knowing his to be a sound and demonstrated
l;,c, il, science and experience. Dr. w EVANS'S
svste, If nrncce ia in faithful accordance with IT,
IJo aims to keen the Stomach the Lungs. and Liy-
az l.; ,;,orons and reunlor action nc Ibe three great
G,nntniSsof health and life. Fer this purpose he
n-osrr;h.s his beouliullIy eficncIous APERIENT
PILLS lacknowledgsd ny medical ,3 men who nave
"''ay N.t' ",,' IN - ~ ~
a"y II, t'J NV ,nnanh ma bnIai d h;. ain
s.nS - CNMHnItIF Wv TSNIS' p Dit Us
sa F oorvons rritnhIitv stomacio ,anknsss a.