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WRIGuT"S
INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS.; OR
INDIAN PURGATIVE.

NNHOuGH many medicines have leen letore the
Il public for much longer period than WRiGHr'> |
INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS, yet none stands now IN
HIGHER REpUTE or has more rapidly attained firm
hold upon popular estimation. The THOUSANDS that
nave used them throughout the length AMI breadth OF
the Republic, all hear cheerful testimony to Their
thorough cffcacy and mild operation when employed
in the most distressing disorders (which flesh Is her
TO-"
The theory of disease on which WRIGuT'> lSpiAN
VEGETABLE Pills founded, i this, VIZ: that there
is oniV one primary cause Of all The disorders that
nHictH human family, and tina, lscorr1pt hunors
or IN other word -Impuritgof Blood. This primer
ple i now generally admitted that II may IN fact
lie >ad 10 lie sustained hy an universally of opinion
the few dssenIerS constituting but very feeble MI
nurly. Ii i useless therefore to discuss the sound
ness OF this Theory in thi> place and connexon.
THE ONE DISEASE PRINCIPLE le'ng admitted, the
mode OF attack profess by all practitioners becomes
the >amc-namely, purgation. But many Of the So
called specifies now leore the public, produce only
one form of Purga'lou; they are either S'Tonhc
Cathartrc Diure,ic or Expectorant. UrighfS Indian
Depetdbe IHs omhne all these properties, and ale
therefore calculated to attack the elements OF disease
al all points, and by harmonious and combined npe-
ration to eXpel it radically from the system lher
iect almost mag cal and is no less astonishing Tor
lis mllne>> than lis efficacy Both Seres. ana all
ages may employ them, according TO the directions,
without fear for while they certain TO cure an DIS
cases that remedial, they nerer iniilcl an injury
upon the system. .
The perfect sa 'ety of the medicine is another all.
important quality and one which has contributed
more than any thing else TO its extension and popu-
iarhy.
In a trord This medicine commendS itself strongly
TO the patronage Of the public, and its use bids far
to become before long, almost unirersaL
CAUTION.
The citizens of New England are respectfully IN
formed that in consequence OF the great popularity
which Wrghts Indian NegeiahlePill> have earnelby
their lshng goodness, Gang OF Coun'ereIier>
now lndus'ror>ly engaged IN Pa'mlng on the IN
suspecng cdlueleSS and perhaps ddngerous iheul-
cine, under the name of Indian Vegetable Pills
| This is to inform the public, thai the genuine med
cine has on the boxes,
"Wrights Indian Vegetable pills,
QNDIAN PURGATlvE)
OF THE NORTH AMERICAN COLLEGE OF HARM
And also around the border OF the label will be found
Entered according to the Act Of Congress, in the
year 1910, hv William Wright, in the Clerks Office OF
The District Court OF the Eastern District OF pennsyl-
wanna" ~
The pul lie will also remember tina, all who sell tn
genuine Indian Vegetable Pills are provided with a
| cerlicaie OF agency signed by
William Wright, Vice President
OF THE NORTH AMERICAN COLLEGE OF HEALTH,
and that pelerS never in any case allowed to sen
the genuine medicine. All travelling AGENTS will le
provided with certificate OF Agency a. above descrl-
a. base lmpuslors
The following highly reSpec,able persons have been
appointed agents for he sale The above named
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills.
OF THE North AMERICAS COLLEGE OF HEALTH.
AGENTS-Peck & Spear, $. +. Howard, D. Davi'
& Co., Burlington; Francis Laclare, Colchester
J, H. Tower & Son, Underhill; A. Barney, J. Ly-
man, Jericho; WIN. Rhodes, f.. B. Green, Redmond
J. b. Dixie, huntington; Monson q Dean, Bristol
Monson 4 Dean, Lincoln; A. =. Roscoe, New Ha
ven; r. Sanderson, w. Milton; &, l.. Drake. Milton
Geo Ayres, Milton Falls; Marin Wires, Griswol,
e. Smile, Cambridge; w. 5. & c. p. Wood, West
ford; S. w. Brush x Co., Fairfax; ii. Cook, Shell
burn; VIM. b. Vicle Hine>urgh; S. II, Barnes
Charlotte; Upper 4. Bearkindse, Siarksborough
Shales & Webb, Ferrsbursh.
The only lice in Boston where the Indian Vege
table Pills can lie ublauned l. at
1OS FREMONT STREET. 1913
Principal Office and General Depot, 1863 Race street
Philadelphia. 32yl