Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-03-12

N, VERMONT, FRIDAl
consider the hair plants drawing their nourishmen.
from on ana grease NO; the hair s nourshed and
blood like unto every other part Of the animal frame;
a. the nails, for example. can from experience in
my own family inform my readers and fair country
women, that some months experience with the Veg
e,able Universal Medicine will cure and prevent ali
such mshaps. by improving the state Of the skin and
Juices, where the hair has its ROOTS and is nourished
daughter at the age Of sixteen being boarding
body, the hair all dropped off the head was Of course
shaved, and wig made use Of for long time. The
hair grew. again, but weakly, and continued in this
state III she was near twenty and then grew weak,
and fell off rgan and in places, for the size Of crown
piece, became bare without hair upon them. She
was too, though full Of flesh, in very diseased,
CHROME state This went on for length Of tins, she
using the many insignificant prescriptions in use and
not knowing at that time how to remedy it, or do bet
ter About this period myself began the use of the
vegetable Universal Medicine; and her state ofhealth
nad grown 80 bad with an attack Of erysipeas, that
she saw the necessity 81 doing something to alter her
have had such beneficial effect Us to restore her to
perfect health IN every respect The hair of the head
mas re.appearcd and grows with great luxurance /;
ana me eryspelas which had even caused lamenessn
one leg has been radically cured. If grief and afc
ton as is said will turn the hairs grey, and that in
short time, why should not keeping the body and
mind IN healthy, composed, state produce the
contrary and prevent their falling off, and turning
grey, at least so rapidly as often witness? and
that the Vegetable Universal Medicines really produce
this effect, am convinced, from what has happened
to my own; asmy hair has improvedin thickness and
colour within these four years.
Organic Distase.-The proper application OF words
ana tnclr meaning Is the first step towards knowledge
and science: without that you are only buffcng the
slr or what the French call giving coup epee dams
such want or defect in the part organ, to pre-
vent 1t ever acting right; asin the wheel Of machine
part broken OIL or SO twisted otherwise deranged
as never TO lie remedied. Such to be the mean
Is regarded as hopeless But has the world ever re-
heced that if ever this individual, or any organized
beng, had this organ in proper state at since his
BIRTH any morbid state or disease happening to it af
er~ardsis only owing to the gradual increase Of
humour settling upon this organ, and thus altering and
preventing its proper action. All disease and finally
DEATH may IN like manner and with equal proprety be
called organic disease; for in al some organ is first
altered and injured, and finally destroyed, which
causes death. In acute disease (Which arises solely
from neglect and want Of precauton TO purge the bod
occasionally by the Vegetable Universal Medicine)
this, rapidly takes place. In chronic disease it pro-
ceeds by slow degrees and imperceptbiy, Blu, the
cause is the same in both, and tending 10 the same
result-the destruction in one way or other of some
organ. The term organic disease should only apply
to defects taken place at or previous to birth. Do
not in cuts Sores wounds, that nature Chat is
the pure blood in man and all anmals) has the power
Of regenerating and forming aesh tina, which is real
ly wanting torn and broken even in bones themselves
and in still greater degree that Of cleansing and re.
storing to it's proper action an organ which we have
only allowed to become dirty What has dissection
prohtted to mankind its processes may be termed a
system of cruelty 10 man and beast, making expert
ments to proong life after deprivng them Of some in
ternal organ, the Spleen the kidneys, and thus en-.
couragng making missions into the abdomen of the
human body. Read the medical reports in their4hap-
sod!es One would think the human mind had deliv-
cred itself up bound hand and foot TO ignorance and
infatuation. Countrymen, feow-ctzens read these
reports Of what takes place in our hospitals and open
your eyes-afe, treating patient and drugging him
Tor several months trying one thing and then another
the patient dies, his body is opened, and what is
found-that which every man but doctor, with half
his senses, before. hand must be found namely,
mass Of humoIrs of various kinds coagulaied blood,
etc. which have first obstructcd and finally destroyed
some organ either of the head trunk-and they do
not alter theE theory and treatment, they will 20
from now Eternity, as they have been doing with
out benefttlng mankind but injuring them: and all
knowledge to the surrounding multitude, who stand
aghas and amazed at the podges of their art and OF
the miseres that they themselves threatened with
All this misery and suffering would have been easily
the Vegetable Universal Medicines. Let nature work,
and when assisted by them, she has the power Of
thoroughly cleansing and regeneratng too that which
is wan,nng.they will do that which no other power
Advantages attending The Use Of the Vegetable Uni
rersal Medicines.
is,-Sound s,een II !, no ,,r.,dv v.n,,o
and-ReomI,r ,nne,,,s md r;oyr "n ~ goal.
ard heetfnlnppas c,n,sn,men, 'e"' " '"'-''
| sth-An;I;,v fres nse nT hodv md limb.
sth-Prsxeyn,s neinnc ~ nd a." .r;cde
| 6th-Prevents sudden death, angina pectoris, apo
plexy.
| 7th-Causes no restraint On, and drink what vou
please.
sth-Invipora,es the mind and fancy.
| 9th-Fifty Der cent pecuniarv saving throushou,
the wear.
i6thMComfortable old ,pe.
iith-Correc,s ali bodily deformities and improves
denortment.
i2th-C,onviction which vou soon feel that Won are
dome The hest that can he done for Won, health
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