The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-01-29
NEW MEDICINE.


fEGEI ABLE PURGAIINE PILLS.
For B,i,ons d. hRommatory FucTs, Iudigca,o1s
Gnu Ftre'S, Headache, Dyspepsia, Liuer Conn
punt, CostirencSs, piles Jaundioc Cioitc,
rum IN he St0maca aHd Side HsdylbNrn Per-
rerted APPai'tc D,arrhoc0, Dyssatcy, Img4r-
Blooa, and all Dsrangcmcatsof tic Riitous Sysc
tenn.
THE rapid sale of these Pills in many sec
l. tons OF the country where they have been
circulated, IS sure evidence oil their great val
ne as medicine for the diseases they are de-
signed. No other medicine of the kind has Civ
en- that general satisfaction as these Pills, con-
siderln9 the shortness Of time since they were
presented before the public for trial-Hundreds
OF persons throughout the New England States,
the State of New York and the Canadas, have
already pronounced them to be the best family
medicine they have ever used. 1t is the general
opinion of all who have used them themselves
and seen their effects in their families that they
are the best operating cathartic they have ever
taken, and proves the following adyanta ses over
all others.
|. They do not sicken and distress the stom-
ach when taken. So little inconvenience. if a.
ny at all is felt after taking them that it is ha rd-
" noticed that pills have been taken. Pills in
general, composed as they re of nauseous. iryi-
taing and inhaming Ingredients distress and ir
iiae the stomach in high degree, seeming
more to as9ravate and deepen the disease Than
to remove it,
,. Their effect upon the bowels is equally
unattended with distress They operate with per-
tect ease and safety causing no gripping or any
o.herpaniul sensation. With the greatest easel
they evacuate the alimentary canal thoroughly.
cleansing it from all putrid, irritating and iecai
matters,
3. They relieve cosliyenesS and not increase
it, Pills as general thing, instead of relieving,
render this habit of the body more obstinate. The
more they are taken the more it is confirmed. The
reason is obvious. They move the bowels mere
~ 10y the irritation they produce upon the mem
hraneS Of the aimentary canal, and from this a.
rise The uncomfortable consequences already al
luded TO. They are not composed of materials
congenial to The system and in pro per proportion
TO carry the true principle Of pul cation Con-
Sequently, they do not, and cannot remove the
cause of di>ea &c but liable alsoin many cases to
increase it. They operate too harshly, overact-
ing, and prosraiinS The vital e.eTgieS of the sys-
tenn, upon which the resisting influences TO dis
ease are based, The reaction that follows tbs
condition is feverish excitement OF the entiie
range Of the alimeniary canal extending sympr-
lheiically by the agency Of the nerves through
out the whole system. This deranges at once 10
great degree the Secreiions of the liverand 9TH
er fluids, and in this manner constipation of the
bowels becomes increased rather than relieved
A vast number of persons, who have taken dose
after dose OF various kinds of pills know this To
be a lact,remaning ignorant, however of tie cause
4. They composed entirely of vegetables, the
productions of this climate 4; carefully extracted and
poisonous Ingredient forms their composition Made
of als that natural and simple their cuubi
nation being judiclous and exact, their coneenaty
the system is more certain. They are "a superior
to Pills that have been in general use ilrer and
more prompt, safer and more uniform in their opera
ton. In using them no particular care is required
pesons may and drink usual, (intoxicatin
drinks excepled) work or travel, cat Immediately
liter takiag them. They not made to carry-out
the old doctrine that the sick must be made seeker
before theN cured.
u Ever, family who are in the habir of keeping
medicines for their own convenience, should never
be without these Pills, Alter having tried them
and soertained their good qualities iaey would
be withent them. Persons also who in the habit
of travelling much, and are often liable to be un-
we'll would also find them convenient TO keep on hand
Their operation Is easy and yet efc lent so easily
dispensed with without any Inconvenience whatever,
hat they ought to form fthe indispensable items
or the travellers outfit.
W. Try them and know for yourself whether
these thugs true That said of them. Tn. old
saying is true where personal knowledge and experi-
ence is required, that p" the proof of the nnddnq -
in the eating of it," The first time YOU have occa
sion need pills just i've them trial and if in your
opinion, they fail to do what is said OF them take
| the advantage of the lowing remedy.
All persons who may purchase box OF themafter
taking two doses in accordance with directions
should be satisfied with them,th money paid will
be refunded, the charge for the same cancelled by
returning the box in disable condition, with the re-
lnainder Of The Pills. Agents selling them are re-
que sted to conform TO this rule.
DIRECTIONS FOR USING THEM
In giving dir ciiOns for liking med designed Tor zen.
eTa purposes much must always depend thoe using IT,
suins the dose and time OF taking u 10 their Feelings
and convenience. When medicine is offered which while
do harn is caleui.ed to do much gOOd the most
iha! the Proprietor eau do is TO give general directions
gard Ia lis Use
The Dnse The ordinary dose for adult is fr,m two
to six pills regulating the dose according the age aud hab
It's of The patient; bearing in mind always srkcr th
aticnt me larger frequent the dos, mil tbnr
Sugh discharges produced The best time 10 take them,
is on retiring bed at night In dhammatory cases atten
ded with pain from tn pills, every sin az .i,bi
taken unih strong eahac effects
As AperIeut-Nhcn .aken merely To purge the
bowels r. IN sufficient Should they moi onerai,
freely in 10 u honrs increase the dose fowinr urbt
from 10 more pills they will then be sure 10 mn rye
hose whn are costlVe and stu apparently well In every
other respect should occasionally take fn dose toowea
| upon the liver aud bowels,
The TIME-They should always be taken GU the first
appearance OF aisease rus Is the time, and the
proper lime for The benedt of the patient should cold have
ace taken causing nan In the head any of the sya-
tenn attended win fever, take fun dose They will open
>Ne bowels remove the Of pain and carry OF
the system all vlated huo relax the skin bring on
perspaon allay thirst aud short Time disease.
Q Is no uncommon thing TOR caihaftsc medicines 10
ebe condemned u ordinary dose does have the es
fleet IN all cases but this unjust and unwise for every
well informed person. well as The physician Knows Inn,
when tie bowels remarkably esiive or when there l.
OF fever, any other disease oflen
10 times the quantity to operate as thoongh
purge The dose therefore, such cases must be
repeated al proper Intervals until the bowels are
| 9J-Thesc Pills be found at one or more n
he stores in every town aud village throughout the New
england Siaie the State Of New York and the canndns
| ~ Call for MAsTA's INDIAN PILLS. and So
that the is the box. Each bsx contains from ~
| 30 pills and sold at y celts 5,Iv
For sale by 5. Moody, w. p Russell, II. A. Sheldon
Mddlchnry NJ. X. Day Co. j. c. Cook East Middle
bury F. Huntington, w G. ssPragus g &w, T, Parker
Nergenncs w. 5. Brown, Addison p Fletcher Gardo
Scarf & Co. nridpor. Dixie Rider, Frost Landing.
D. Needham. II. spauldng Bristol; c. N. Lewis CO.
y Haskell Cornwall c. w. Wicker j. & a. Martha Nort
ferrisburgh O. w: Burchard Lincoln NJ. w Kingsley
H. v spooner Monkion A. 7. Roscoe. New Haven Cat
lin Wright, Orwell w. C. s. J. Grassle, Caipma a.
point furgerson, Salisbury T.. s. Atwood shorchAm
Abbott Brown iartabce's Landing ID. & G. Rich Rich
| VILE Lee Tau Starkshoro 5 D. Spragne. rs Q, brldgu