Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-02-16
New Principles Of PurgatiOn
CORNARO,S
PURIFYING AND PRESERVING
PILL 8.

TIME American public has for long time
n been the victim of false and dangerous
system Of medicine founded on the practice of
LONG CONTINUED AND UNRELIEV-
ED PURGATlON. The evils of this old
system are of the most widespread and alarm
ing character. They have reached through
every vein and artery of our nation. In every
city. and village, and hamIrt-in every Stale
and Territory of our vast Republic, will be
found those who have suffered, or who are still
suffering from the injurious effects of this old
system, OF whose practical utility the disease.
decay, and utter prostration of thoee who test
II furnish the most condemning proofs
COMMON DRASTIC PURGATION
scours out the system by the most Improper
and violent means, and then leaves il, weak,
low, feeble, debitated, to regain its strength
as best II may. Sometimes the consequences
oil this old Purgaiive practice are worse than
mere debility. Inflammation of the Bowels,
Slow Fever, Bloody Piles, and other horrible
disorders are produced, simply from The want
oil some enlivening and preserving power ia the
medicine employed. Sometimes the digestive
organs are deeply and permanently injured by
this coarse and unphilnsophcal practice. lcav-
ing The patient IN INV.ALID FOR LIEF
The alarming evils and absurdiles of the old
system OF Purgation, have led TO the introduce
ton of new life-giving Medicine, called COR
NARO'S PURIFYING AND PRESERV-
ING PILLS, which are established on this
new and only true principle Of Purga,ion, viz :
NO PURGATION WITHOUT IMMEDIATE
RESTORATION.
The use Of this admirable Purgative remedy
stIlkes death blow TO that abominable system,
which by continually evacuating the bowels
without any conservative or saving power, so
dreadfully and ftarfully prosiraies and injuries
the unhappy patient. These purifying and
preserving Pills are believed to constitute the
perfection Of medicine, being UNIVERSAL
VEGETABLE PURGATiVE, containing
TWO great remedies combined, viz: One RENE
dy TO PURIFY FROM CORRUPTION, and
another 10 PRESERVE FROM INJURY
AND DECAY.
And for the purpose Of attaining the highest
degree oil purity in the preparation of these
Pills, DIR. Br8dee has, at vast expenditure
OF Time and money, invented and patented at
Washington chemical and philosophical ap-
paratus for diStilling and refining vegetable ex-
tTucis, called
THE SEVEN-FOLD FURNACE.
powerful and novel notwithstanding Seven
Fires aud Seven AIembcs, with distilline. con-
densing, and evaporating fixtures of new and
ingenious contrivarce, capable of obtaining
more than seven times the ordinary purity Of
any vegetable extract heretofore used in con,-
pounding medicine. The Balsa.nc and pre-
serving power Of these Pills is aIso, by this in
venton, highly purified and refined, and SO
mingled with the operative medicine that il re-
pairs all The injuries created by Purgation as
soon as they are caused, and strongly Gorlifea
the system against future corruption and decay.
90 The celebrated PURIFYING AND
PRESERVING PILLS, purify The body from
corruption, and preserve il from injury and de-
cay by single operation. They are Uni
vcrsal Vegetable Purgative, of sovereign use in
all diseases of the human system in which pur-
cation is required, particularly in Jaundce, In
digestion. Dyspepsia, Erupiions of the skin,
Scrofula, Piles, Costiveness, Bilious Disorders
Liver Complaint, Fevers, Nervous Disorders
Inward Weakness, Cholc, DySeniery, Worms,
Gout, Rheumatism, Female Complaints, De.
preston of Spirits, Debility Of System, Fits,
&c. &c.
~ BEWARE OF UNRELIEyED
PURGATION Purge and Preserve, or do
not attempt 10 purge at all.
90 Price 25 cents per Box, with full direc-
lions, Essay on Health and Long Life. SC.
Sold wholesale and retail, by the SOLE nronri-
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