The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-11-04
lrealed at DR.. EVANS Office, 100 Chatham
street, New York.
DIR. WILLIAM EVANS MEDICINES

street, New ORR.
DR.. WILLIAM EVANS MEDICINES
Are composed of vegetable substances, which
exert a specific action upon the heart, give an
impulse or strength 10 the arteral system; the
blood is quickened and equalized IN us clrcula-
ton through all the vessels, whether OF the skin,
the parts situated internally, or the extremities
and as all the secretions of the body are drawn
from the blood, there is a consequent increase
Of every secretion, and a quickened action OF
the absorbent eXhalent or discharging vessels.
Any mrobd action which may have taken place
is corrected, all distractions are removed, the
blood is purified, and the body resumes 4 health
ful state.
These medicines after much anxious toll and
research, having been brought by the proprle-
tor 10 the present state Of perfection, superceed
the use of the innumerablc other medicines
and are so well adapted TO the frame, that the
use of them, by maintaining the body IN the
due performance of its functions, and presery-
ing the vital stream in pure and healthy state,
causes it TO last many years longer than it 9TH
erwse would, and the mind to become SO com
posed aud tranquil, that old age when it arrives
will appear blessing, and not (as to many who
have neglected their constitutions, or had them
injured by medicines administered by gnorance)
a source of misery and adherence.
They are so compounded, that by strength
enng and equallzlng the action of the heart.
liver, and other ysera, they cXpel the bad, acrld
or morbid matter, which renders the blood I'M
pure, out of the circulation, through the cNcre-
tory ducts in the passage OF the bowels, so that
by the brisk or slight evacuatons which may
be regulated by the doses, always remembering
that while the Cyacuations from the bowels are
kept up the eXcretions from all the other por'
tions of the body will also be going on in the
same proportion, by which means the blood IN
yariably becomes purified.
Steady perseverance ia the use OF the medI-
cine will undoubtedly effect cure even in the
most acute or obstinate diseases but in such
cases the dose may be augmented, according to
the inveteracy of the disease; the medicines
being so admirably adapted to the constitution,
that they may be taken at all times.
In all cases of hypocondrjacisn,, lo,c sPirits'
palytalionS Of lic heart, nervous irrjiabGty ner-
rous ,ceaLncSS, fuo aIJuS, seminal ~eakneSS, IN
digestion, loss Of appetite, yfataleHcB hedrtbWh
scacrL debility, bodily 1ceGkRcSS, chtoroSlS o.
grecn sickness, .GatuIeat hyStcricat JaiatiHgs
\ Lgstrics, heddache, Liccup, sea sickness, nigh
p,arc, gout, rheumatism, asthma, tic d0ut0rcdUr
craH,p, spaSmodic affections, and those who arr
victims to that most eXCruclating disorder
GouI, will find relief from thcissuferlngs, by
course of DIR. William Evans Pills.
Nausea, vomiting, pains in the side, limbs
head, stomach or back, dimness or confusion
of sight, noises in the inside, alternate flushing
of heat and chilliness, tremors, watchmGs, aSI
taton, anxiety. bad dreams. asmS, will IN ev
cry case be relieved by an occasional dose U
DR.. Evanss medicines.
One Of the most dangerous ochs TO female
is at the change of life; and 1t is then they re
; aurc a medicine which will so lnvigorate thei
circulation aud thus strengthen their constItu
tions as may enable them to withstand tn
shock.
, Those who have the care and education o
Females, whether the studious OF the scdenta
rs part of the community, should never b
without supply Of DIR. Evans's Pills, whicI
remove disorders in the head, invgoratc tn
mind, strengthen the body, imr owe the mem
ory. and enliycn the Imagination.
+ When the nervous system has been to
largely drawn upon or oyerstrained, nothing
better TO correct and inyigorate the droopin
constitution than these medicines.
DR.. William Eyanss Medical Office, 10
Chatham-strcct, New York, where the DoctG
may be consulted.
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!, WlI CALLAHAN, aren't.