Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-06-12
VALUABLE INFOR MATION.-Y ne n

Y pIbL IN ItJNs- me IN
' diem Vegetable Pits are "A certain cure for
disease IN 's every variety of form, becar.. they tho.
roughly Cleanse The stomach and bowels, indnce \ pro-
per discharge by the lungs, skrn aud X dne,, and si.
muldte the blood o pun iv itself. In other word, hey
open all ihr natural drains, and leave NATURE me
Grand Phy'iciaE) Tree 10 drive disease from he
body Ihe above outlets, or dra,ns, are lie cnmmo
sewers Of the body, TIN ougi which AL mol d and cor
rupt lumors Uhe Cause OF disease are carried OF; and
so long as thcy are all kept open, and dlscharge heely
their allotted PORTIONS Of inquiry, The body will con-
tnue in healh bu' when from eating improper food.
breathing impure ar, sudden transitions from heat to
cold, over eNlausIion or any other Cpuse, the bowel,
become cosuNr. the pores OF The SKIN become closed,
or The kidneys Gail T. perform rheir functions properly,
the impurities which Should be drained from the BODY
by these oul lets. viii be retained, and continue 10 az
cumnIate until The body beComrs literally loaded with
d'sase. II he channels Of our mighty rrers should
become blocked ur, wOn'd not the a'Crmu a'ed waters
tnd new onjlets, OF The country become inundated ?
Just 20 with The humar body 1.-THE natural drains be-
come closed, the slagnant ami corrupt IunlOrs All Md
vent ~ The vat ions tO'ms OF disease such NJ Fever,
Small rox, Measle', Rheumatism, Goor, h~poplexy,
SC. or Death vii eui our suffer inss. Therefore,.
when sickness Al the slnmach, pans IN he back SnG
SIDE, on 'k pulse, burning ,kn, o, any oLer u%nplea-
SAINT symptoms, Indicate that one or mOle Of the ma
Iur,l drdrns are not dIschtrsirI freely, aud he cDnsti-
tu'lOn j. about TO commence a Struggle tOr lhr res'ora-
ton OF health, no time should be lost IN administering
\ r. hrisi toses nt me Iud'In ru'g"Iife INDIAN "
geiabie PiHs BY so dong, all The junction. Of Tho
body wdl be restored 70 order. rnh The Iunl humots
Uhe cause of every iut lnltlOn or pam we suffer- "il'
be removed IN 81 easy and natural a manner, thar Tho
body will he restored a. if by . charm. The above
Pills may le taken AZ ALL lines and under ALL CIR.
cumsrancrs, wuh perfect sttely,-1hey suu all cor!
plains and all ages. and are 10 The human cun,ri utlon
- food con,tqnen'ly The can nCn6r i1yu even he
most delica'e. Like our food, they ale dge,'ible
therefore they enter into the circulation and mIait ~
energy TO The blood, wnich enables it 10 fnw wuh free
dom quite 10 the eXiremiles and consequently 10 keep
The pores ot'hr skin ofen. They are tue and perfect
purifiers Of the blood because hey drain all curirpt
lUnOts ttOm that lie uNInI uutt. hey lmpATt
strength and vigor TO The whale system, and lhrr' e.
(rcts are Away, beneficial because they only remove
those humors which are opposed 10 heahb. They aid
and improve digestion, and sound sleep follows Iheir
use because they cleanse the stomach and bowels of
hos" sl'my humours which not only rrirare and excite
The nervous system, bnt paralyze and weaken The dis
gestiyeNI glns. In short they possess all they good
properties that can be claimed Tor any medicine and
what Ms very rsmark able, it is utterly impossible 10
use them without hen,t III. Nore than twelve thousand
nersons ran bo referred to, who have been cu,ed of
complain ls appa, emily Of hr most DANCE Gus character,
solely by the use oi the IlGIan Jege'Gbie IIYS -
OFFICE, and general Depot for he sac et The above
PlIs IN he New England StalPs, 1913 IkENONP
STREET near court sreer, Boston, where they Csa
be had n wholesale or retail. Agen's have been APP
pointed for he SAFE OF the P,ls in almost every Town N
New. England. All levers reIaoye to the pill. mus;
be addressed thu. ~ Z Office n 4. CoH'Ss
I of Heath, l9S fremont Sueet, Bos,on. Mas
Burlington, \. Observation-Disclosures Haskell
X Pa'mcr-S. Shait,hury, iona Houghlon-Nlu liam
l >y,uc, Charles W. Joy--Bcnuinglon, J. G. Ha,We'c
= hUutburN tto' IL flSn-IliIdnl,' WIN TdN-
Dover II ram BaIdwin-Braulehoro', Brse, Hrockctt
Y Co-Walerford, II. Cutting * to-NewhurN.
/. trcntns> knlghr-He,hel, Samuel Austin Jr-Spring-
, held, Geo. Northumberland y Rohn>on-Lon-
%donderry, smith y Glazier-Budsewater, lhos'
SoulhCatc-Chcsier, PbncaS q Sarscni-W ndSor,
:. W. Huhhard-E. Poultncy Hlckok 4 Near
Commons, Samuel vert,-WlminGton A. h. Chllds
stowe, ALERT Comps-Po>t Mll-Jorcmlah Wilton
- -. John>b ry-Luther Jcwett-- We>lon-Joh W dder
= -Waerlury-Per.on> LNons-Monpe.cr1" ilIaIo
Carkc-lmAow-Iohn liunla ar and Co,-ReadnG-
n Wood u Merrill-llartiorl-J 7. Strong a. 20
Norwich-BaXcr * Ncwton-Barnard-J, H. pan'
m Dodf-Chv cndish-A. OH
d son and charlottesville Martln-HaiiiaN-J. G.
Stone X Co.-Wo,tmln.irt--Aor3n h1Shro'NE
~ pramlle-Farfa Hampton Loveerove.