Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-07-05
THE LION OF THE DAY.
The Dutch or German Vegetable
PILLS.
The Science of Human Lie.


To the inhabitants of the United States and the
Cdnadas:--The Pills, we'll called the Lion of the
Day, are respectfully recommended to the attention
and trial Of all those subject to the attacks of Bill
t0uS, Dyspeptc, and other Chronic diseases of the
stomach, liver and bowels These Pills have long
been without a successful rival, in Germany and
throughout Europe, and many years in various parts
of the United States, by the most eminent Physi-
clans as a family medicine.
This Pill is composed of the extracts from nine
parts ofthe Vegetable kingdom. They are warrant
ed safe in their operation and effects They are
simple in their preparation, mild in their action and
unrvalled in their results. They have long receiv
ed the most fattering recommendation from the
medical faculty. such men as DR. Mott,and DIR Guern-
sey, of New York; DR. DelamateI, DR. Hossack and
DIR Landon, ofDutchess county, and Hon. B. Peck,
NJ. D., of Glen's Falls-these men have long stood
at the head of their profession.
Again: castle irritation debilitates the digestive
organs and becomes fruitful source Of disease; in
some people Dyspepsia; in others Liver Complaint
Rheumatism, Measles, Whooping Cough, Asthma,
GOut, Hypocondria, Epilepsy, Lou Spirits, SICK
HEADACHE, Eruption = The SKIN, Salt Rheurn, 50.
ArthOny's Fire., J" ID Bilious FeUers, Fever and
Ague Scarlet q 'rhurn, COStipeneSS, Female
Weakness InieShuittant and Remittdnt FcUers, Ery-
sipeldS, Scald Head, HumorS, and all Bilious COM
plants These different complaints are each, one
and about the same, followed by train of others,
equally detrimental, and perhaps fatal TO human
life Like bad legislation, one bad law must be sup
ported by others equally injurious to the prosperity
of the State. A perfectly healthy body is like a
well tuned instrument, every string Of which vibrates
in unson and the least injury TO any one throws it
into disorder.
Let any one take the trouble to examine and study
the organization of his own system and if he never
did before, he will realize the feelings of the Psalm
list when he sung, 81 am iearlully and wonderfully
made !"
Looking at the human body, with all its ramifca-
ha1at adj a,l a.
hair-like dependence upon which life is suspended
the ntricacy OF the machine; the adoption of means
to ends the different systems running into, parallel
WITH and interlacing each other without the least
confusion; the arrangement and articulation of the
bones the frame work of the system; the action and
uses OF the various muscles; the wonderful system
of arteries and VEINS the action of the heart in pro-
pelling the blood with such astonishing Forces and
the greatest wonder will be- how it can be possible
the human system can bear mp against the daily vic
lation ofits laws and maintain lis vitality agains
such repeated attacks and injuries from external anC
internal violence.
unhesitatingly recommend them for the cure O
the above complaints-long known and Justly cele
brated as of the best family medicines in The
materia medica.
These Pills are not intended as a thorough purgi
tive, as some will have it; they intended Il
strengthen the system that has run down, and regu
late the whole human stru"ture, and remove all oh
struction and assist nature in its violated laws.
For sale in almost every town in the United States
and the Canadas. Price 81 l-2 cents. Directions
on each box.
| BE sure when you purchase that you get the Lilo,
qfahe Day, having the written name of Merritt Grit
! fin on each box. "a
PniN aPhu OFFICES
| A. B. & d. Sands, 70 Fulton street, New York
]. T. Rowland, $40 Market street, Philadelphia; A
Gayer, l04 Hanover street, Boston: A. c. Phin, g.
Broad street, Charleston, S. C.
For full particulars, small circulars deposited
with each agent below mentioned. For sale in thi
county by my authorized agents,
West Poutney, Joseph M. Bishop East Poutney
Noyes Harris; Middetown, DR.. E. Vail; Ira
Francis L. Wing; West Rutland Hitchcock g. Nor
gan; Rutland Mill Village, w. w. Slason & Co.
East Rutland, James Everson, and Daniels & Bell
Clarendon Springs Hitchcock G. Morgan; Tinmouth
N. w. Sawyer; Wallingford, Samuel Townsend il
Cuttingsville, E. Finney; Mount Holly, D. S. Hun
toon; Sherburne, Charles Anthony, and Markham
PIttsford, Strong & Buck; Brandon, Warren & Bliss
Jackson & Ketchum; Sudbury, Ira Bngham Gas
telon, II. & S. W. Hodges,and f. Jameson; Fair
haven, Alanson Allen, and A. Willard Benson, C
r. Watkins; Orwell, A. l.. Cailin; Ptts6eld, Luciu
Preston, and S D. Townsend & Co.
| c. c. CoRLIss, travelling Agent.
l7.13 MERRIT'T G. GRIFFIN NJ n