The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-10-02
Wrights
INDIAN VEGETABLE P LIS;
Indian Purgative.

"
Il before the public for mul h longer
period than WrigM's Indian " yetable
Pills. yet none stands now in hig Ell repute,
or has more rapidly attained in hold
upon popular estimation. The nc JsANDs
that have used them throughout The length
and breadth of the republic, all bear cheer
ful testimony to their thorough efficacy and
mild operation when employed in the mos,
distressing disorders which fest is heir
to-"
The theory of disease on which virgins
Indian Vegetable Pills are founded is this,
viz: that there is only one primary cause,
of ali The disorders that afflict The human
family, and that is corrupt humors; or. III
other words-impurity of Blood. This
principle is now so generally admitted that
it may in fact be said TO be sustained BY
an Universally of opinion, the few dissen.
tiers constituting but very feeble minority.
1t is useless, Iherefore,io discuss the sound
ness Of this theory in this place and con-
nexion.
The one disease principle being admit
ted, the mode of attack professed 5y all
practitioners becomes the same-namely
PURGATIoN. But muny Of The so-called spe-
ciics now before the public, produce only
one form ofpurgation: they are either Su-
dorifc, cathartic, Duets or expectorant.--
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills combine
all these properties, are therefore calcu-
lated TO attack thee lements of disease al all
points, and by harmonious and combined
operation 10 expel it radically from the sys-
tenn. Their effect is almos, magical, and
is no less astonishing for lis mildaes than
its efficacy. Both sexes. and all ages may
cn,ploy them, according TO the directions,
without fear, for while they are certain TO
cure all diseases that are remediable, they
never inhict an injury upon the system
The perfect safety of the medicine is an
other all important quality, and one which
has contributed more than anything else to
its extension and popularity.
In word, this medicine commends itself
strongly to the patronage of the public land
its use bids fair to become before long, al
most universal.
CAUTION.
The citizens of New England are
pectfully informed that in consequence of
the great popularity which Wright's Indian
Vegetable Pills have earned by their aston
isking goodness, a gang of Counterleiters
are now industriously engaged in palming
on the unsuspecting, a valueless ard per-
haps dangerous medicine, under the name
of Indian Vegetable Pills.
This is to inform the public, that the genu-
inc medicine has on the boxes,
"Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills
0ndian Purgative)
OF THE NORTH AMERICAN COLLEGE OF
HEALTH"
And also around the border of the label
will be found in small type,-"Entered ac-
cording to the Act of Congress in the year
1910, by William Wright, in the Clerks of
fee, of the district Court of the eastern dis
rct of Pennsylvania.
The public will also remember II ia;
who sell the genuine Indian Vegetable Pills
are provided with certificate of agency
signed by
William Wright, Vice President
OF THE NORTH AMERICAN COLLEGE OF
HEALTH,
and that pedlers are never in any case al
lowed to sell the genuine medicine. All
travelling Agents will be provided with o
certificate of Agency as above described,
and those who cannot show one will be
known as base imposters.
The following highly respectable persons
have been appointed agents for the sale of
the above named.
Wtghrs Indian Vegetable Pills.
OF THE NORTH AMERICAN COLLEGE OF
HEALTH.
AGENTS.
Russell & GRIDLEY, MiddIebary.
s. MOODY,
Needham and Dennis, East Middlebury,
P. w. Collius, Cornwall,
B. F. Haskell,
s. l.. Sprague, Weybridge;
A. P. Roscoe, New Haven;
Munson 4 Dean, Bristol.
Lincoln;
Shales IL Webb. ,rrisburgh;
). 5. Johnson. Leicester;
Huntley d Higgins, s .lisbury;
Ira Bingham, S ,dbury: