Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-04-03

CHARLES PARSONS.
VIM. II. LAWRENCE.
Burlington. March 10. 1910.
VALUABLE INFORMATION.
u The INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS are
a certain cure for disease in its every va.
riety of form, because they thoroughly
cleanse the stomach and bowels, induce a
proper discharge by the lungs, skin and
kidney, and stimulate the blood to purify
itself. In other words they open all the
natural drains. aud leave NATURE (he
Grand Physician free to drive disease from
| the body. The above oulets. or drains,
are The common sewers Of the body, through
which all morbid and corrupt humors (the
cause Of disease) are carried off; and 90
long as they are all kept open, and dis
charge freely their allotted portions Of i'm.
purity. the body will continue in health {;
bu: when from eating improper food, brea-
thing impure air, sudden transitions from
heat to cold, over exhaustion or any other
Cause, the bowels become cos,ive, the
pores Of the skin become closed, or the kid.
neys fail to perform their functions proper.
| ly, the impurities which should be drained
from the tody by these outlets, will be re
tanned, and continue to accumulate until
the body becomes literally loaded with
dlsase.
II the channels of our mighty rivers
should become blocked up, would not the
accumulated waters find new outlets, or
the country become inundated? Just so
with the human body; ifthe natural drains
become closed, the stagDant and corrupt
humors will find vent in the various forms
of disease such as Fever, Small Pox, Mea.
sles. Rheumatism, Gout. Apoplexy, &c.
or Death will end our suffsrings. There.
fore, when sickness at the stomach, pains
in the back and side, quick pulse, burning
kin. or any other unpleasant symptoms
Indicate that one or more Of the uatural
drains are not discbargiOg freely, and the
constitution is about to commence strug-
gle for the restoration of health, no time
should be lost in administering few brisk
doses Of The Indian Purga,ve Indian Te'
ge'abte Pilis.) By go doing, all the func-
tions Of the body will be restored TO order,
and the foul humors the cause Of every
inflammation or pain we suffer- will be re.
moved 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 safety.-They suit all complaints
and all ages, and are natural to the human
constitution as food: consequently they
can never inure even the most delicate.
Like our food, they are digest,ble there.
fore they enter into the circulation and i'm
part an energy to the blood, which enables
it to flow with freedom quite to the extrem.
tiles and consequently to keep the pores of
The skic open. They are trae and perfect
purifiers of the blood: because thew drain all
corrupt humors from that life giving fluid.
They impart strength and vigor lolhe whole
system, and their effects are always ben
eficiaI; 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 irritate and excite
the nervous system, but paralyze and wea.
ken the digestive organs. In short they
possess all the good properties that can be
claimed for any medicine and what Is
very remarkable, it ia utterly impossible to
use them without benefit.
More than twelve thousand persons can
be referred to, who have been cured Of
| complaints apparently Of the most DANCE
rous character. solely by the use Of the
Indian Vegetable Pills.
GOFFIcE, and general Depot for The
States, 1913 FREMONT STREET. near
court street Boston, where they can be had
at wholesale or retail.
Agents have been appointed for the sale
Of the Pills in Utmost every town in New.
England.
All letters relative to the pills must be
addressed thus: ~ E. Office ". a.
College of Health, 1913 fremont Street,
Boston. Mass. 1"
Burlington, A. BRINSMAID.
Woodsiock, Haskell a. Palmer--S. Shafs-
bury, iona Hong -WiNiamsuiHe, Charles
w JOY Bennington, J c Haswell--.Niddle-
bury, Geo II FISH Rutland, VIM Fay--Douer
Hiram Baldwin, BraHleboro', Birgc, Brack.
EFT g. Co--Waieyford, II Cutting g. Co..
.Ntn6ury, Prentiss Knight--Bethci, Samuel
Austin jr.--Spring, field, Geo Washburn--
ProciorsriNe, Proctor & Robinson London.
derry, Smith & Gluzier-- Bndgewaier, Thos.
Sou hgate-C Chester. Pb,neas o Sargent
Windsor. s w Hubbard-E. Pouitney,
H'ckok & Mears-C Commons. Samuel Ev.
erts- Wilmington, A. B. Chllds-Sio.ce,
Albert Comps---Pot Mill Jeremiah
Wll'on-St. Johnsbury-Lurher Jewe,t
-Weston--J John Wilder Waterbury. -
Persons ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Clarke
--LudioW-John Dunbar and Co.--Read'
ing--Wood & Merril--Haryord--J. P.
Strong g. Co.--.Nor,oich-- Baxter & New.
ton Barnard--J. d. Danior,h-- Roches,
ter--Charles Dodd-- Capendish-A. Gibson
and Son Guiyord--Phlllp Marlln--Hal
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