Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-01-29

Landlord of the Rock Inn Exton, Somerset
Witnessed by the Rev. c. w. III. EvEREp, Rector oi
Exton, and by JAMES lorNc. Aprl2ith l7S9.'
Bad Breath BddPcrspiration.-Bo these dis
cover without disguise, the corrupt source from winch
they proceed. How few pay attention to them or
their consequences, have turned Their thoughts to
radically prevent them! Some oaorlerous pallMtves
the whole length that science has gone in this re-
spect; vet some weeks use OF the Vegetable Unver
sal Medicines would remove the cause
Countenance-P eectstn csS-Bdd Humour.-The
countenance the dalpate of our interior, and our
being master of IT, the sure sign of composure and
screntythe most envablo and desirable all states
and may claim Divine extraction. With cornposure
and serenity life glldcs pleasantly like unto pune
unobstructed stream Intellect imagination, compo-
sure, serenity, may be termed the fruit the essence OF
the whole body. fby the management of orr bodies
we have not attained to and perfected these high in
electual faculties, we have done but little In them
resides all the strength of man and of the world;-
they the true fruit ofthc troc-the fruit Of this body
which we have been nururng and taking care offron
infancy up ceralnl y then, all physical assistance
administered to the body which experience has taught
u.s. aud can be proved beyond doubt to be instru-
mental in promoting and perlcctipg these high func-
tons of our intellectual part being must be accor-
ding to nature and provided by her for that purpose;
that such is the case Of the Vegetable Universal Mc
cines, and their effects lasting, who has tried
them will attempt 10 deny or dispute. The reason
why the world has never yet rcapod the benefit from
purging, expecoratlOn etc, which are all only modes
of cleansing is that they have never been pelscvcrcd
in and in sufficient strength people not having lust
ideas TO their true effects, they expected that some
days use of either sufficient. Has not every one
of u.s. however experienced after cold or stuffed
head the enormous quantity of matter that is blown
and spit sometimes lasting for weeks and months;
and do not we always experience the beneficial result
oft Nature in such cases, from causes which we
cannot investigate, has had the power to bring about
this cleansing herself and she had not done So we
may well imagine that the patient would have fallen
victim to such mass of humors accommodating in the
head. They did not consider the body mass i'm
brued with corrupt humouIs ard that cons qu5ntly it
must be the work Of time to radically free it of them
Do not they sec by cut or drain made IN licld-do
not all the stagnan, uccs from the back remote parts
of the field flow towards this drain and must not the
borders of the drain be somewhat affected by their
bad quality till they are all run OF! 50 il is with
the whole internal tube of the humau body 10 Which
it is the drains and If s kept in order all the other
functions regulate themselves, and the juices flow in
their proper state. In vain, 10 the benefit of man
kind, has science made researches, and by anatomy
pryed into most inward parts; having once stray
cd from the path Of nature, like man 'orng for
est the more they have advanced the more they have
found themselves bcw!l.lcrd and lost and nraspng at
every thing they could lay hold Of by their nven-
tons they have tortured man, and left him more mis-
cradle than they foundhim. Let chemistry and man
ual dextcrity direct themselves towards their proper
field where they can do no harm; but do not attempt
TO improve human natllc by them.
Htir-Thc hair is the great ornament Of the face
and comparable to the leaves of the trees; and like
unto all other parts of us, its growth, strength and
duration depends the health and proper state of the
- 80 - - - '-'' wiz WV
otS, GIcuscs' OF any exterior aNpHca'oils can nave
any effect in promoting It's growth and beauty. Bu,
we know with certainty, that il grows luxuriantly
Mnen ,he oody Is IN Propcr healthy state and that Il
dnlnlshes and actually falls off, when the body is
neglected and full of diseases and that corpuence is
by no maa's preventive of it, but rather lnlu ii
,ai tei' siou .''t nc tlie cnS.i Il We gre 10
from oil and grease. No; the hair is nom.shcd and
ss9pP9i9u py us appropriate lllces drawn from pure
o.oo M "e'o ever! 9icF part ol ti'e animal frame
mi 10 cam tr,p, own riac -
my own l'ay MORN my teuu,Is nhu Inf country
women, lnht some months experience Win lie c.,-
t'ahc e'sa -Heuc'Ht VII cure ana preV:lt ai
sucn '.s.luisi oH uPloSne ,Ne s'alc a. Inc SKIN oh
VIII '!Ie ''' mas ,'S oo'9 'iIg IS noNf'SHod
wy u,ugnic' al t'c nf OF sixteen pong at p'a'dng
aug W az ''lp..' p'sG7SGu' neglected STATE 4"
ony, !'ie 'r ~ cropped on l'e i'9d was "' consr
srn'eu' a.il VIZ Hsoc use OF l'r iong '!hie: me
iia, g;u" asaIi, ou. "tah'y ana cohnu'd IN ms
e,iV c ~, fie mns nC' WHY 'u tic'l grew weak,
n!ia iil VI Ishl, anu ~ pacc9 lol inc SIZE o crown
go ] M'n 9 MA! Up', l''Ii, Hnr
rn t,' ,o, Luz, o s, ~ ,t'! u.ssIu
unaoI sa.e ms "P', ", ol +" lenaih 81 'li>' sue
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