Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-09-28
E. ounteriiets' Death Blow.

yu>HE GENUINE HYGElAN VEG ErABLE
Il UNIVERSAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pre-
pared by Dr. IA. $. Most. Of New York, hon ihe
original recipe used lot many years 10y bis late "a
,her, Mr.. Thomas Moai Vice President oil the blit-
ish College Of Health
| Twen,y wears successful administration Of these
celebrated medicines IN Europe, and moro Than
twelve wears in the United States have established
their high reputation. Thousands OF both sexes,
who have been restored TO health, the numerous sui
(eters rescued from premature death, and volumes
of certified cases OF cure, embracing every disease
| in the long catalogue OF human misery; must con-
vince the most incredulous OF their superiority and
the truth of the Hygeian theory, resulting from sci
enlific research and experience, namely, that man
IS subjeo, only real disease, impuri'y of the
blood
| The medicines being composed entirely Of herbs
oi vegetable matter, purify the blood and carry oil
The corrupt humors OF the body Ia manner 20 sim
pie as TO give every day ease and pleasure.
Man will be born TO days Of bliss, compared TO
what has hitherto been his lot, weighed down he
has been by disease, infrmities, and suferngs
which no earthly power knew how TO alleviate, un-
Ill this discovery was presented to the world. The
weak, the feeble the infirm, the nervous, the deli
cate, are in few days strengthened by their opera
tion and the most obstinate complaints are remov-
| ed by perseverance without the expense OF phys-
clan. Adapted to all circumstances and situations,
they are he best Medicines, eper inrented for Fam-
hes or TO taxa TO sea, preventing scurvy and
tiveness requiring change Of Diet particular reg
linen, or care against taking cold
The prepotency OF these medicines, has induced
many specuators to attempt imposition on tho pub
ic by forging the labels, forcing their limitations
into notice through the medium OF the Press. Some
of them pretend to Hygeian principles, by stealing
from the writings Of the Hveeis and copying whole
pages into their fulsome advertisements.
But as they cannot copy the medicine their spe-
cihcs or their deeterious nosirums prove be una
vailing, their putting and piracy become evident
disappointment to the afflicted is eventual and with
just obloquy the pre,enders sink into oblivion.
The Hygeian medicines, first introduced into this
country by ii. S. Moat in 1880, have for The las,
four years been prepared by him. and the increasing
sale aests their intrinsic merit they comprise two
sorts OF Pills, No. and No. 2, in single boxes of
each at 25 or so cents and Packets containing both
sorts, at 81, SO, or 49, The Vegetable Cleansing
Powders, in large boxes at 81 l2 cents, with print
ed directions. Each packet has a facsimile of the
signature of II. Shepherd Moa and to prevent coun-
terleers, signed with penIby the dis,ric, spen,
and subagent a,label of yeUoto paper.
None are genuine unless they have these sigma
lures, and are obtained from sub-agenis who can
produce their written appointments from the district
agent, and whose names advertised il their re-
spec,iye districts. IL. SHEPHERD MoAT,
Principal office, SO Canal-st. N. Y.
The above medicine be had of f. W.
CLAPP, District Agent, East Jackson, Washing
ton Co n. Y, or of the following Sub gents -
Wallingford, Henry II. Leonard. Rutland, W. f.
9. Stoddard West Rutland, Hitchcock Il Morgan,
Pawlet, Harrington Landon & Co.; Tinmou,h Noah
w. Sawyer. 3O-Iy