Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-03-21
WRIGHT'S
INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS;
INDIAN ~PURGATIVE.

TNHOUGH many medicines have been before the
IL public for a much longer period than WmeHT's
lNDIAS VEGETABLE Pills, yet none stands now in
higher repute, or has more rapidly attained a firm
hold upon popular stimation The thousands that
have used them throughout the length and breadth
of the Republic, all bear cheerful testimony to their
thorough efficacy and mild operation when employed
IN the most distressing disorders switch flesh is
heir to-
The theory Of disease on which WRIGHTEIs DIAN
VEGETABLE Puts are founded, is this, viz: that
there IS only one primary cause Of all the disorders
that afit The human famiiy, and that is corrup.
humors or, in other words-Impuriiy of Bi0odt
This principle is now so generally admitted, that il
may in fact be said to be sustained by an universal
ity of opinion, the few dissenters constituting but
a feeble minority. 1t is useless, therefore, to discuss
the soundness of this theory in this place and con-
nexion.
The one disease principle being admitted, the
mode of attack p~rofessed by all practitioners be
comes the same-namely, purgation. But many of
the so-called specifics now before the public, pro-
duce only one form of Purgation they are either
Sudoriic, Cathartic, Dieuretic or Expectorant.-
Wrights Indian Vegetable Pills combine all these
properties, and are therefore calculated TO attack
the elements of disease at all points, and by a har-
monious and combined operation to expel il radi-
cally from the system. Their effect is almost mag
ical, and is no less astonishing for its mildness than
its efficacy. Both Sores and all ages may employ
them, according to the directions, without fear, for
while they are certain TO cure all diseases that are
remediable, they nerer infict an injury upon the
system.
These Pills as we before remarked, operate by
purgatioh-by thoroughly cleansing the entire sys-
TEN from all impurities, and making the invalid in
the homely, but expressive phrase ga new man, y
whether the disease is INoIPIENT CONSUMPTION,
which insidiously attacks the Lungs, producing
that dry hacking cough so painful to the friendly
car or cutaneous, showing itself upon the skin in
e~ruptions or blotches whether the Kidneys or the
Bowels be the affection. Wright's Indian Yegeta-
bic Pills are equally eficacious in warding off
danger. Their expectorant, cathartic, sudori6c
and dieuretic qualities enable them to take hold of
each form Of disease.
The perfect safety of the medicine is another ALL
important quality, and one which has contributed
more than any thing else to its extension and popu-
larity.
In a ,oord, this medicine commends itself strongly
to the patronage Of The public, and its use bids fair
TO become before long, almost universal.
CAUTION.
The citizens of New England are respectfully in
formed that IN consequence of the great popularity
which Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills have earned
by their astonishing goodness, a gang of Counter
feiters are now industriously engaged in palming on
the unsuspecting, a ~paiueless, and perhaps danger
ous medicine, under the name of Indian Vegetable
Pills.
This is to inform the public, that the genuine
medicine has on the boxes,
"Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills,
QNDIAN P~URGATIVE)