Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-11
NACTs WORTH REMEMBERING

L. When a sound d. scientific remedy for diseases
and receiving Prolses, IT - seal csly in the power OF
sceptcIsm TO doubt its virtues, or envy 10 deny
them.
When il has achieved an ascendant career of
usefulness, which distances the competition Of mere
bOastful pretension, and secured a conspicuous
siatI n IN universal favour, by intrinsic worth alone
its Proprietor may point out the causes ofits su.
oeriority, with mourning the suspicion Of inyidi-
HUNT s sOTANiC FILLS
require no explanation OF their eihcacy-f3r the
NOS, emi2ent physicians Lhroughout The Unlt.d
which has Induced them TO comma them so
extensively and watmlY as thew do. And those
reasons are, that these superior Pills never injure
even the most delicate constitutions, and have in
almost every case for which they arc pr, scribed; a
marked, an e-idenr a truly happy and permanent
Physicians, moreover. see that they arc rot Of
fered to the Publ upon any Quack theory Of pu-
riying The blood, TO the utter destruction of the
stomach and bowels. Purify the blood from all
diseased humers. they undehiably do, but not by
can be sustained. They are compounded apon a
theory which supposes the stomach To be n very cs-
be a va uabic friend TO flesh and blood. They do
not purify men 10 ghosts, OF make them look like
beings too refined TO remain long in this world:
TO encounter the hardships and fulfil the occupa-
tons OF a subiunarY life -Fhes do not make a vio-
lent Purgatory ofthis life to prepare them the fas-
te- for another. They are compounded upon the
supposition, that the blood. muscles, nerves, or
gans, excretery and secretary glands, mucous and
tegumentory membranes. bones and, brains of eve
~ hun an being. require TO be supplied with nour-
ishment from as healthful a stomach as can be
made and kept. and upon this doetri Ne that unless
the stomach and bowels are in good order, the
blood and every other part ofthe system will be
HUNT BOTANIC PILLS.
bv enabling the stomach 20 digest the food, and the
bowels to csrryoff what slef! after the nutrrment
and the foui humors OF the blood, mucous mem
hranes aud the stomach, accomplish these great
o jects in the most simple way imaginable. If the
stomach be affected with wind, bile or coated col.
lection, they will cleanse il by a natural but almost
insensible solvent action. and purify the alimentary
canal. without gripping. aud leave IL free, without
d. bilitY, o. nature e"er designed IL 10 nc They
preserve the coats Of the stomach aud bowels. an
object never attained by the strong drastic purga-
The salutary effects of these Pills are not only
perceived IN an increase OF appetite and general
strength, but in a restoration of the body TO thai
universal vigor in all It's function which indicates
the return to perfect heath. The fair and general
complexion, speak volumes in their favour, and
thousands of females can testify how much they
have Contributed 20 theu comfort, their complexion
and their strength, when every other remedy had
proved worse than useless.
They stand preeminent as an antidOte in all ney-
vous diseases gradually restoring hrmness Of body
which other nervous remedies occasion. Happy
would IL have beeO for many persons, who IN the
morn and meridian Of life have been saatched from
ltime TO eternity, had they learned 10 check the nor.
bid tendencies Of their stomach and bowels, by
such a he ling nd scasonable remedy. That dread
scourge, CONSUMPTION, might be checked in
it's commencement and cheated Of ats prey, by the
tIme!vpse Of these Pills. Before Hunts Botanic
Pills Feyers, Aeues. Bilious Disorders Hea aches,
Female Debility, Decline. Indigestion, and Liver
! Complaint. vanish like morning vapour before the
benign influence Of a summer sun.
DR. Hunt wishes II 10 be distinctly understood
that he does not oher his.medlcinc instead Of those
Natural assistants fthe body, which other medi
! They are founded on medpcai knowiejge and not
quackcry, and do not take all the red particles oul
Of the human blood under the prefcnce Of punfyine
~: in proof Of which diff renee Of effect, let he
/ faces and forms OF the patients bear testimony.
They are rapidly supCfscding al other remedies
because they are found 10 belong TO the most supc
usually places them a. high m private estimation
as they afe known 70 be IN public preference, anC
I in he opinion Of The Faculty.
Their great difference from most other medicine
2 percePuble y theiL restoring sick people to sub
stance Lstead OF rcdr. ing them 10 shadows.
They are sOlf In boxes, accomoanvinef direction
for use, OF % Cents each.