The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-01-04
The Lion of the Day.


TO the inhabitants of the United Sta,es
and the CiEadas,-The pills well called the Lion
| Of the Day, respectfully recommended to the
attention and trial of all those subject to the at.
tacks of BILIOUS DYsPEPrIc, and other Chronic
diseases ofthe stomach, liver, and bowels These
pills have long been without a successful rival in
Germany, and Throughout Europe, and many years
in various parts ofthe United States, by the most
eminent Physicians, Family Medicine.
This Pill is composed of extracts from nine
parts of the Vegetable kingdom. They are war
ranted safe in their operation and effects. They
are simple in their preparation, m Id in their ac-
lion, and unrivallcd in their results. They have
long received the most fattering recommended
ion fromthe Medical Faculty; such men as DR.
Mott, and DR. Guernsey, eff New York: DR. Del
amater, DR. Hossack, and DR. Landon, of Duchess
county, and Hon. B. Peck. NJ. ID. of Glcn's Falls
these men have long stood at the head of their
profession.
Again; castle irritation debilitates the digestive
ogans and becomes fruitful source of disease;
in some people Dyspepsia in others, Liver Com
plant, Rheumatism. Measles, Whooping Cough
asthma, Govt, Hypochondria, Epilepsy, Low
Spirits, Chronic Darrhe. Piles, Pulmonary Con-
sumtion, Scroffulous, Sick Headache, Eruption
of the Skin, Salt Rhuem. st. Anthony's Fire,
Yellow and Bilious Fevers, Fever and Ague, Scar
let Rash, Heartburn, Costveness, Female Weak
ness. Jaundice, Intermittent and Remittant Few
ers, Erysipeas. Scad Head, Humors, and all Bill
ious Complaints. These different complaints are
each, one and about the same, followed by a train
of others, equally as detrimental, and perhaps IA
talto human life Like BAD legislation ,one bad law
must be supported by others equally injurious to
of the State. A perfectly healthy bo-
dy is like well tuned instrument, every string
of which vibrates in unison, and the least injury
to any one throws it into disorder.
7 Of any one take the trouble te examine and
study the organization of his own system, and if he
never did before he will realize the feelings of the
Psalmist when he sung, al an fearf1lly and Won
derfully made"'
Looking at the human body, with all its rami6-
cations, balances, adjusments,and nice relations;
the hair-lke dependence upon whi:h life is suspen
ded; the inricacy of the machine; the adaptation
of means to ends; the different systems running
10, parallel with, and interlacing each other with
out the lie st confIson: the arrangement and artc
ulation of the bones;the frame work the system
the action and uses Of the various muscles; the
wonderful system of arteries and veins; the action
of the heart in propelling the blood with such as
tonIshing force: and the greatest wonder will be,
now can it be possible the human system can bear
up against the daily violation Of its laws, and main
IAN its vitality against such repeated attacks and
injuries from external and internal violence.
uhnesl atingy recommend them for the cu;e
oil 'ne above complaints-long known and Justly
celebrated as one of the best Family Medicines in
the .Nateria Medica.
lnese Fills are not intended as thorough pur !
gatVe, as some will have il; they are intended to
strehthen the system that has run down, and re- |
guiats the whole human structure, and remove