The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-05-27
HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS


require no explanation of their efficacy-for the
most EMINENT PHYSICIANS throughout the
United States. will freely, # appealed to- state the
reason why they RECOMMEND THEM so ex-
iensively and warmly as they do. And those rea-
sons are. that THESE SUPERIOR PILLS
NEVER INJURE THE MOST DELICATE
CONSTITUTIONS, and have in almost every
case for which they prescribed. a MARKED,
AN EVIDENT, A TRULY HAPPY & PER
MANENT EFFICACY.
Physicians, moreover, that they not offer
ed TO the Public upon any Quack theory of purify
ing the blood the utter destruction of the stomach
and bowels Purify the blood from all diseased
humours, they undensbly do, but not by distroy-
ing those viscera by which alone the blood can be
sustained They are compounded upon a theory
which supposes the stomach TO be very essential
agsn, to health and food well dIgssted, be val
uable friend to flesh and blood They do not purl-
fy TO ghosts or make them lock like beings too
refined to remain long in this world; but they make
them as human possible. and fit to encounter the
hardshps and fulfil the occupations of a sublunary
life They do not mike a violent PergorOry of this
life to prepare them the faster for another. They
are compounded upon the Imposition, that the blood
muscles, nerves, organs, excfetory and secretory
glands mucous aud tegumentory membranes, bones
aud brains ofevery human beiug, require 10 be sup
piled with nourishment from as healthiul stomach
as can be made and kept; and upon tbs doctrine,
that unless the stomach aud bowels in good order
the blood and every other part OF the system will be
IN disorder
HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS.
-. Al 4, a.. sba
bowels to carry off what is le after the nurmentis
extracted in conne1on with the Surplus of bile and
the foul humours of the blood mucous membranes
and the stomach, accomplish these great objects in
the most simple way imaginable. ifthe stomach be
affected with wind bile coated collection, they
will cleanse it by natural but almost nsensibe SOL
vent action, and purify the ameniary canal with
out gripping, and leave it free without debility as
nature ever deslned it to be. They preserve the
coats Of the stomach and bowels; an objec. never
attained by the strong drastic purgaves too gener
ally IN use.
THE SALUTARY EFFECTS of these Pills
ere no, only pc, ceived in an INCREASE OF AP-
PETITE and GENERAL STRENGTH. but in a
restoration Of the body to that UNIVER SAL NIGOR
in all its functions which indicates the to per
feet health. The fair and general complexion,
speak volumes in their favor, and thousands of fe-
males cal, testify how much they have contributed
TO THEIR COMFORT, THEIR COMPLrX.
ION and THEIR STRENGTH, when every 9th
er remedy had proved worse than useless.
THEY STAND PRE-EMiNENT as an anti.
dote in all NERVOUS diseases, gradually restoring
frmness Of body and mind without those annoy
ances and changes which other nervous remedies
occasion Happy would it have been for many
persons. who in the morn and meridian of life have
been sna,ched from time eternity had they learn
ed to check the morbid tendencies of their stomach
and bowels by such healing and seasona5le rem
edy. That dread scOurse. CONSUMP IlON
might be checked in ITS commencement and cheat
ed of its prey. BY the timely of these Pills. Be
fore Hunts Botanic Pills FeverS, AgueS, Bill
lious Disorders, Headaches, Female Debility,
Decline, Indigestion, and Liver Complaint, vanish
like morning vapor before the benign influence Of
summer sun.
DR.. Hunt wishes 1t to be distinctly understood,
that he does not offer his medicine instead OF those
natural assistants Ct the body which other medl.
cines dispense with. in very summary manner.
They are founded on medical knowledge and ho'
quackery, and do not take all the red particles out
Of the human blood, under prsience Of purifying
it; 10 proof Of which difference Of effect let the
faces and forms of the patients bear testimony
They are rapidly supsrSeding all other rene,
dies, because they are found TO belong TO the Ino3'
superior class Of popular medicines. Slng,s W.
al usually places them as high in private estina-
tion. as they are known TO be ~ public preference
and 10 the opinion Of the Faculty. .
Their great difference from most other hedi-
eineS IS most percepIihle in their restoring SICK
people 10 substance, instead Of reducing them TO
shadows
They are sold In boxes, accompanying dlrec
iions for use, at p Cents each