The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-06-21
THOMAS PAR R

III EAE1sGE llIc oldest man with
III <~GSSSEs 1ne exception, that
IL EIga5T@N UEuel land ever produ-
NEfXrSZxfy, %SAA III ce6; his biographeT
NVeN 40 SSf1'/ says, 'Ihc days OF his
\ASSSI4aN<L/ youth, according IL
\~MS his own account, .sas
a series of long aHd
painful ilress, but that BY some secret means he
cured himself, and was stronger than most men
when he married his first VIII, wi'lch he dri It
ih. adraac,d age of IS; he again married at the
amazing eye of 100, at 100 lie used 10 thrash
corn, md do any iaborous work. lie had seen
ten Kings aud Qurens Of England.
.Parr spent much OF his time in the Study OF
the vegetable World, and has fortunately left be-
hind him thrngh long hid 10 the world, The val
liable traits of his labors. Besides the valuable
receipt from which PARIS pills are now CON-
pounded, there are several MSS. pieces, written
IN his old quaint Il, lie the vnire Of health ::
his opinions, though some what differently en-
pressed were that the varieties of cline and
moies of living make hut little difference 10 or
t,rio1 OF rxistrnce,-that the laws OF nature are
simple md easily understood. but they reqnH-
perfect obedieuce lie deserycdy denounced
The silly mysteries assumed by the medical pro-
fsssinn, being fully convinced of the power OF
his discovery 10 thoroughly ersd'cate disease x
probing Re.
Old Parr it is probable would have lived 10
still gre,ier agr but the Earl of Arundel, son
of his oil uaiion. took him 10 London to present
him TO Kong Charles /; al court h" fed high, and
drank freely of tie best Wiaes. which WIS
graf chang to his former mode OF LIVING, and
which brought IN too great luiinrss OF b"dy, aud
ohsfrucLtd the n1iuIai functions of the lungs.
PArr IN It's occasion neglected his usual simple
remedy, WAS treated for by the court physician,
no did not understand his case, under whose
unskiiiflj il-atneBt he died. HIS holy was o.
penei hy tie tie celebrated DR.. Harvey, and
was io3na 10 he in a most perfect state a ful.
detail of the appearances, " hich are very inter-
esting, are published IN The Philosophical Trans
actions.'
The Proprietors who hold the valuable docu-
m.nt above mentioned, have, by the assistance of
a very able chemist and physician, caused the re.
ceipt Of OLD PARR'S 10 be made INTO Pills, and
although Only few years have elapsed sluce the
. trial, On immense numbCr Of cures have been
effected nrre than one half of which were con-
sidered incurAble; and what is more remarkable.
cases which possesses the very opposiies as re-
CARDS outward symptoms; the balsaInic ami lnvI-
gorating effects on the blood produced by these
medicines is peri city miraculous; many who
have kept their beds for years have been as spec
div reinvigola'ed with an infusion Of new blood
n nd consequently OF new life ana strength, That
that Their re-appearance amongst their fellow
beings, who had long given them up % incurAbic
is looked upon the greatest wonders OF This
lnlfaculQl5 age. ne NNclc OIL our System IS
built u o from tie blood eTves, sinews, muscles
and even the solid bore; this being the case, the
grand object is 10 keep this precious fluid (tho
biood) il pure and healthy state, for without
this purit, disease viii snow itself in some way
or other; ;hns diseases known by the name Of
Ahsesses languuf, agu iepro y, aSrhmas,
liver Complaints, Barrenness, low spirits, bill
Jus complaints, iamblgo, bloiches on the
rkin, m -as.es. bowel complains, nervous al
frctinns, cancers. pains in the breas', cholera
morbus. palpataiions, constipation, OF bowels
PARALYSIS, consnmptions, phlegm, convulsious
p les debility rheumatism, dIopsv, ringworm
dySentery, scrofua, or kings evil, epilepsy,
small pox, Ervsipelas, sore eyes, Paintings,
sore rhroats, Fevers of all nds, stran guary,
female irr gelar,Ies, STRUCTURES, fits, tic doulo
preux, guul tnmors, riddiness. veneTial affec-
tlnns of all kinds, ollndular swell'Dgs, haad
ache, whno; ing cough 8. he~rt burn, white
twellings. hoarsenrss, worms of every kind,
inflammation, wens, Indigestion, weakness
finn whatever cause laundice.
Cases cf the above dcfcript on have brcnc-ur
ed simply by The of PARIS LIFE FILLS,
thus showing that wliat has been considered dif-
fercnt disorders, ana requiring different treat
ment, all orig mating in the same cluse, and can
be cured b. enc uniform treatment.
Pdfr'S Lie IlllS,
Although powerful in corquering deseasc, yet
are MS pure ani harm.es new milk, and may
b. admi.istere with confidence to the Invalid,
however weakly from long III health, who will
coon enjoy those delightful symptoms of Return
10 strong health viz good appetite, sound sleep
and increa-a Gf animal spirits
To have produced medicine so benign and
mild in lis operation and eff els, and yet so ef-
fsctual in scarching out and curing diseases.
however long standing, exhibits on the part of
Old Parr, deep research, AMI u toIough knowl.
edge of his subject. Those who have boen the
instruments of restoring the long lost secre II
the world, feel confident when toy make tho
assertion-that 70 one need despair, that if only
fair trial be am toration 10 health and happi
ness.
Thus shall their humble labors merit praise,
AID future PARRs be blest with hphored days.
o. A General Agency and D-pot for the sale
of PARIS Life Pills has been established at
200 fremont street, 2 doors from
Court Street, Boston.
where they will be constantly for sale 1t Whole
sale or retail,
Persons DESTROYS of Obtaining an Agency |
for theirsale in any town 10 New England, |
will please address their lctiers as follows
Scene al Agent for The sale of PARIS Life !
Pills 200 fremont 81. Bost"n Mass"
Smal! Boxes, 25 cts,
Large or Family B xcs, so cts.
HRECOLLECT THE NO-kE
200 fremont 81. donrs frnm Court ST. 200
BOSTON.
Agents for PARIS Pills.
VERMONT.
VergPnnes: JOHN n. Bowman
Mlddletury: Sidney III 'oGy As