The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-08-30

@FRC ~ TENIIE medicines issued
~ KIN n by the GraefenberG
~ S4.gJ XSHN Company consist ola ST.
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hY esAA w. ba w dapted to the diseases for
ri yAR@ EMSs%ES g322 (which they are reencc-
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\ NE$aE5lgM EF4EGS | IGreat dispute has attach
I \ W{t.ssSNssES x h Jed to the Patent Medi-
I \ v2ylSEEErSS/ i cine business by person
" H4sNHM II claiming universal DOW
'Tvve<~ ~ ers for single given me
<YE-U-JOE/ dclne 1t is not only
M-L> idle, but impudent 10
haunt such doctrine in the face Of an intelligent
community. 1t is contrary to the very first princ-
pies of common sense.
The Graefcnberg Series commence with the
GRAEFENBERG VEGETABLE PILLS.
| The History ofthc Graefenberg Vegetable Pill is
briefly as follows:-
1 The inventor, after more than quarter Of n CEN
turys investigation of this subject, was led to tho
discovery by rejecting upon tho following Laws Of
Nature
~ There are three principle avenues by which
Nature expels from the body what is necessary
should be expelled therefrom. These three are tho
Stool, the Urine, and the Pores. These MUST DO
kept in healthy condition or disease is certain
THIS is A FIXED AND POSITIVE LAW: and
ton to this, the Liver must be kept in order. Tho
liver is the largest organ in the body and has somc
of the most important functions to fulfil. 1t rcgu-
lates the Bile, aud consequently the digestion and
the bowels. The stomach must be invgorated and
made healthy kdded to all this, the strength and
tone of the system must be kept upby proper nour
ishlhent; exercise, and rest.
These are plain and simple lswa and when they
nil work tremendously, person is in sound health.
This position will not be questioned.
&C. Non rhen Me System IL Dseased, ii Is he
both 10 erpel Disease and restore the Health. 10
The bowels must be opened, cleansed, soothed,
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BEAUTIFULLY and naturally, and to throw of the i'm
purities Of the blood; the liver and stomach must
be regulated; and above all, the
PORES
must be opencd, and the skin made healthy. These
things done, and nature will 20 TO her work; and
ruddy health will sit smiling upon the cheek; and
life will be again luxury.
We will suppose the case of person afflicted with
- bilious complaint. His head aches, his appetite Is
poor, his bones and back ache, he is weak and ner-
vous, his complexion is yellow skin dry and his
tongue furrcd lie goes to doctor for relief and is
given dose of medicine to PURGE him freely. He
takes it and it operates protuscly, and he gets some
temporary relief BUT HE is NOT CURED! In
few days the same symptoms return, and the Same
old PURGE is administered; and on, until the
poor man becomes a martyr to heavy, drastic puri
gatives. Nov, what would be tho
TRUE PRACTICE
IN suCh n case W nat the practCo thGt nature
herself points out2 Why to set in healthy opera
ton al the means that Nature possesses to throw
out OF the system tho causes Of disease. The bow
els must of course be evacuated but the work is but
begun at this stage Of the business. The kidneys
must be prompted to do: the stomach must be
ceansed: and above all, the pores must be relieved
and enabled to throw off the secretion which ought
to pass off through them.
These things the Graefenberg Vegetable Pills
will accomplish. They will cleanse and invgornte
the stomach freely purge the bowels; open tho
pores: give pleasant temperature and tone to the
skin and do all this in the gentleSt manner without
doing violence to the system.
Tho simple doctrines nre the great and philoso-
phcal foundation Of the Graefenberg Vegetable
Pills, and in perfect accordance with the opn;
ions of the most eminent medical mon.
What says the celebrated English Physician
Graham?
at is mans method" he says, "to endeavor to
effect great ends by multiplied and extra measures,
but God, both as the God Of nature and grace, &C
composites mighty ends by few md simple means"
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