The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-09-26
INTERESTING AND APPLiCA-
BILE TO THE AFFLICTED


DISEASES OF THE STOMACH, OR NERVES;
.Suchas DYSPEPSIA, eiiherCh onie or casual,
under the worst symptoms of restessness |;
Lowne,s Of Spirits and General ~Emaciaticn:
CONSUMPTION. whether of the Luags, or Liver;
LIVER AFFEC7'iONS. IA UNDiCE, both
.Riliary and Spasmodic; Costiveness,; Worms
of every variety; Rheumatism, whether A.
cite or chronic; together with GOUT, Scro-
flla, Pains III the Head. Back, Limbs, and
Side, TYPHns FEVER, SCARLET FEVER ,Pu>
irid Sore Throat, FEVER and AGUE,
Spasmoaic .Palpitation ofsthe Heart and Ar
teries, Nervous 'Irrita5ility, Nervous Weak
ness, Mysteries The Donloureux Cramps, Fe d.
male ObstSuctiens, Heartburn, Headache
Cough, the Common OF humid, and the Dry
or the WhoOping; ASTHMA, Gravel and
Dropsy. .e.'.. ..
Tie Blood has hitherto been considered ,oy
Empircks and others, as the great regulator oi
The human. system, and such is the Gevotedness
of the adherents to that erroneous doctrine, that
they content themselves with the simple pes :
session ef this 'fallacious opinion, without en-,
quting into thesprimary sousces from whence
Life, Health, and vgour emanate, ano Uiee UerSa ),
pain, sickAess, disease and death. Not so with
DIR. HUNT whose extensive research and
practical experience so eminen,ly qualify him
for the profession of which he has been one oil
the most useful members. He contends )-and n
moments reflection will convince any reasons
ing mlnd"of the correctness, of his vews-that
the stomach, liver and the associated organs are
the primary and great regulators Of health, and
that the blond inxery many instances is totally
disconnected with the FIRST and succeeding sta
ges of disease, and that uuless medicine reach.
-es the root Of the disease, the superficial anoy-
mes usually prescribed serve but as foils to GOV.
'er the ravages of deep-rooted malad les. Ua.
der these convictions, at the .expence of years
of close application, the dooter has discovered
"a medicine whose searching powers are irresis-
'tible, and in prescribing. it is with firm con-
victlon OF its being radcalcHre m the various
diseases already enumerated, even ifapplied in
the most critical cases. but no does net pretend
to ascribeto
HUNTS PILLS
supernatural agency, although from positiv
proofs within the knowledge Of hundreds, Ire
rs prepared to show, that when every other
earthly remedy has failed,
... HUNTS PILLS }
-ndVo 'p0NeI Ueen knOWn 10 ian lD eHoCIlnR TWO
very gratifying results, that Of raising from the
bed Of sickness and thus amply rewarding DR..
Hunt ior'his Ioag and anxious study to attain
this perfection in.the HEALING ART.
A Medicine that will perform what 1t prouai-
ses, is pnblic benefactor, such DR.. HUNTS
Celebrated Pills have proved themselves to be,
by having'been successfully tried in all parts Of
the country. A Medicine so comr rounded, that
it produces free circulation in the vessels on
the surface Of the body. clcanses and strength.
ems the Stomach. Liver, and Lungs, gives
healthy toneto all the Vicera, and by promot~
ting the nsensible, removes all febrile or inham>
matory action, and imparts muscular strength.
energy, and vigorous health to the whole frame,
must consequently be esteemed public beno-
factor. They do not exhaust like diastic purges,
still their action is more universal, and they may
be often repeated, mot merely with safety, bun
with much Benefit. This becomes essential in
cases Of long standing, for in them temporary
impressions rendered BY violent medicines, sef-
dom il ever d. good. and tend to impair the
PWdtutiOn. DyspspSia, both chronic and re.
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