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VALUABLE IMPORTATION.

certain for disease in It's every variety Of FORM
because they thoroughly cleanse the stomach and
bowels induce proper discharge BY the lungs, skin
and kidney. and stimulate the blood TO purify itself
In o'her words they open all the natural drains,
and leave NATURE (the Grand Physician) free to
drive disease from the body The above outlets, or
drains, the common sewers Of The boIy through
which all morbid and corrupt humors (lhe cause of
d'seaseJ are carried off; and so long rs they are all
kept open, and discharge freely their allotted por.
tons of mpurity, the body will continue in health
but when from eating improper food, breathing
impure air, sudden transitions from heat TO cold,
over exhaustion Ur any other cause, the bowels be-
come costive, the pores Of the skin become closed
Or the kidneys fail to perform their functions prop
erly, the impurities which should be drained from
the body by these outlets, will be retained, aud con-
tnue TO accumulate until the body becomes literally
loaded with disease.
! II the channels of our mighty rivers should be-.
come blocked up, would not the accumulated waters
find new outlets, or the country become inundated,
Just with The human body If the natural dr aims
become closed, the stagnant and corrupt humors
will find vent in the various forms Of disease such
as Fever, Small Pox, Measles, Rheumatism. Gout,
Apopexy, sc. or Death will end our suierings.
Therefore, when sickness at The stomach pains in
the back and side, quick pulse, burning skin, or any
other unpleasant symptoms, indicate that one or
more Of the natural drains are not discharging
freely, and that the constitution is about 10 com.
mence struggle for the restoration Of health, no
time should e lost in administering "A few brisk
doses of The Indian Purga,ive Indian Vegetable
Pils.) BY so doing, all The iuncl ions of tie body
will be restored 10 order, and the foul humors Che
cause OF every inflammation pain we suffer- will
be removed in so easy and natural manner, that
the body will be restored as if by charm.
The above Pills may be taken at ALL times and
under ALL circumstances, with perfect safery.-
They suit all complaints and all ages, and are nat
nra' to the human constitution as food consequent.
Iy they can nerer injure even the mos, delicate.
Like our food, they digeslibie; therefore thew
enter into the circulation and impart an energy TO
the blood, which enables it to flow with freedom
quite TO the extremires, and consequently TO keep
tine pores of the skin open. They are true and
perfect purifiers ofhe blood; because they drain a \
corrupt hnmors from that lie giving fluid They
lmpart strength and vgor to the whole system, and
their effects always beneficial; because they
only remove those humors which are opposed to
, health. They aid and improve DIGESTION and sound
sleep follows their use: because they cleanse the
stomach and bowels Of those Shiny humours which
not only irrilale and excite the nervous system,
but parayze and weaken the digestive organs. In
short they possess all the good properties that can
be claimed for any medicine; and what is very
, rema kabe, it is utterly impossible 10 them
without benefit
More than twelve thousand persons can be refer.
D red to, who have been cured of complaints appa.
renlly Of the dangerous character, solely by the
use of the Indian Vegetable Pills.
GJ-OFFICE, and general Depot for The sale OF
the above Pills in the New England States, 1913
r FREMONT STREET, near court street, Boston
= where they can I've had at wholesale or retail
3 Agents have been appointed for the sale of the
Pills in almost every town in New England
All letters relative 10 the pills must be addressed
:, thus "N. f. Office ". 4 College of HEATH
l9S fremont Street, Boston, Mass
d Burlington. A. BRINSMAID.
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dery Smith & Glazier--Bridse,cat Thos
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