The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-05-31

cured himself, and was stronger than most men
when he married his first wife, which ne an al
the advanced age of SO; he again married al the
amazing age Of 100; at $50 he used to thrash
corn, and do any laborous work. He had seen
ten Kings and Queens of England. =
Parr spent much Of his time in the study OF
the vegetable world, and has fortunately leit be-
hind him though long hid TO the world, the val
uable fruits of his labors. Besides the valuable
receipt from which PARIS pills are now CON-
pounGad, there arc several MSS. pieces, written
in his old quaint style on the value 81 neath
his opinions, though somewhat dlnerentY en-
pressed. were that the varieties OF ciihe dnu
modes of living make but little difference 70 or
period of existence,-that the laws OF nature are
simple and easily understood. but they requlr-
perfect obedience. He deservedy denounced
The silly mysteries assumed by the medical pro-
fession, being fuIly~convinced of the power Oh
his discovery 10 thoroughly eradicate disease q
prolong life. =.
Old Parr il is probable would have lived TO
still greater age, but the Earl OF Arundel, son
of his old patron, took him TO London to present
him to King Charles /; at court he led hlgh' ana
drank freely of the best wines. which was
goat change TO his former mode of living, and
which brought on too great fullness OF body, and
obstructcd the natural functions OF the lungs
Parr on this occasion neglected his usual simple
remedy, was treated for by the court physician,
who did not understand his case, under whose
unskiIlful Treatment he died. His body was o.
pened by the the celebrated DR.. Harvey, and
was found TO be in most perfect stale iuli
detail of the appearances, which are very inter
estng. are published IN the Philosophical Trans
actions
The Proprietors who hold the valuable docu-
ment above mentioned, have, by the assistance oil
a very able chemist and physician, caused the re,
ceipt of OLD PARIS to be made into Pills, and
although only u few years have elapsed since the
trial, on immense number Of cures have Oeen
effected, mere than one half of which were con-
sdered incurabe; and what is more remarkable
cases which possesses the very oPPosltes as re-
cards outward symptoms; the balsamic and INV
gorating effects on the blood produced by these
medicines is perfectly miraculous; many VINO
have kept their beds for years have been as spec
div reinvigorated with an infusion of new blood
and consequently of new life and strength, That
that their temperance amongst their fellow
beings, who had long given them up as lncurdbie
is looked upon the greatest wonders oil ms
miraculous age. The whole Of our system Is
built up from the blood-reTves, sinews, muscles
and even the solid bone; this being the case, the
grand object is TO keep this precious find Ohio
bloody in a pure and healthy state, for without
this nurttX disease will show itselt IN some way
or other; thus diseases known by the name OF
Assesses, languor, agur, leprOsy, asthmas
liver complaints, Barrenness, low spirits, bill
ious complaints, lambago, blotches on The
skin, measles, bowel complaints, nervous al
fections, cancers. pains in the breast, choleTa
morbus. palpatations, constipation, oil bowels
paralysis, consumptions, phlegm, convulsion'
piles, debility rheumatism, dlopsy, rlngworm
dysentery, scrofula, or kings evil, epilepsy
small pox, Erysipelas, sore eyes, Paintings
sore threats, Feversof all kinds, stran quarry
female irregularities, structures, fits, TIC doulo
ureux, govt tumors, giddiness, venerial atfec,
tinns of all kinds, glandular swellngs, head
ache, whooping coughs, heart burn, white
swellings, hoarseness, wOfms of every kind
inflammation, wens, indigestion, weakness:
from whatever cause jaundice.
Gases of the above description have beenc-u
ed simply by the use of PARIS LIFE PILLS
thus showing that what has been considered diff
ferent disorders, and requiring different treat
ment, all originating in the same cause, and car
be cured by one uniform treatment.