The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-08

| DOCTOR MASTA'S GENUINE INDIAN
VEGETABLE PURGhTIVE PILLS.
For Bilious d. IlfamnatOry FtueTS, Indigestion,
! Chill FtueTS, Headache, Dyspepsia, LiUeT Conf
PlaiHt, COstiUeneSs, Piles Jaundloe, ChOlic,
Pain in The Stomach and Side, Heartburn, Per
UeTtcd Appetite, DlaTTh0ed, DBScntcTg, Impure
Blood, and all arrangements of the Bilious Sys-
tenn.
! THE rapid sale of these Pills in many Sec
l. tons of the country where they have been
circulated, is sure evidence of their great val
! ne as a medicine for the diseases they are de-
signed. No other medicine of the kind has Civ
en- that general satisfaction these Pills, con-
Sidering 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 advantages 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 hard
ly noticed that pills have been taken. Pills. in
general composed as they are of nauseous, irri-
tating and inhaming ingredients, distress and ir-
itae the stomach in a high degree, seeming
more TO aggravate and deepen the disease Than
10 remove it.
2 Their effect upon the bowels is equally
unattended with distress. They operate with per-
feet ease and safety, causing no gripping or any
other painful sensation. With the greatest ease,
they evacuate the almentary canal thoroughly
cleansing it from all putrid, irritating and fecal
matters,
g. They relieve costiveneSs 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
ly by the irritation they produce upon the men,
branes of the alimentary 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 proper proportion
to carry oatthe true principle of puigalion. Con-
sequently, they do not and cannot remove the
cause of disease, but liable also in many cases TO
increase it, They operate too harshly. overaet
ing and prostrating the vital energies of the sys
TEN, upon which the resisting influences 10 dis
ease are based The reaction that follows this
condition is leverish excitement oil the entire
range Of the alimentary canal, extending sympa-
thefically by the agency of the nerves through
out the whole system. This deranges at once to
great degree the Secretions OF the liver,and 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 remaining ignorant, however, of the cause
4 They are composed entirely of vegetables the
productions Of this climate carefully extracted and
concentrated; not particle Of mineral, any other
poisonous ingredient forms their composition. Made
of materials that are natural and simple their comb-
nation being udcious and exact their congeniality
to the system is more certain. They "a superior
TO Pills that have been in general use, mder, and
more prompt safer and more uniform IN their opera
tion In using thom particular care is required.
ID nd drink usuat
drinks excepted) work travel, or eat Immediately
after taking them, They not made to carry out
the old doctrine that the sick be made sleker
before they cured.
NJ Every family who are in the habit Of keeping
medicines for their own convenience, should never
be without these Pills, Alter having once tried them
and scertaned their good qualities, they would not
be withent them. Persons also who are 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 SO easy and yet eiclen' SO easily
dispensed with without any Inconvenience whatever,
hat thew ought form Of the indispensable items
or the travellers outfit.
lrS- TRY them and know for yourself whether
these thugs are true hat said Of them. The old
saving Is true where personal knowledge and expert
ence Is required, that the proof of the pudding is
in the eating Of it, The first time you have occa-
sion TO need pills Just give them trial and If in your
opinion, they fail to do what is said OF them, take
the advantage Of the following remedy.
All persons VINO may puTCidec DOA Oi lilem,aIteT
taking one or two doses in accordance with directions
should not be satisfied with then, the money paid will
be refunded or the charge for the same cancelled, by
returning the box in a usable condition, with the re-
mainder Of the Pills. Agents selling them re-
uuested to conform TO this rule.
DIRECTIONS FOR USING THEM
In giving dirt ctions for taking medicine designed for gen.
purposes much must always depend on those using it,
sur the dose and time taking it their Feelings
and convenience. When medicine is offered which, while |
it can do no har calculated TO do much good the most
The Dose-The ordinary dose for adult is frnm two
10 six nils regulating the dose according 10 the and hab
its OF The PATIENT bearing in mind always the seer the
patient tho larger and frequent the dose, until thor
Ough discharges are produced Inc oest ne oake them
retiring bed night In nfiammatory cases. atten-
ded with mnch pain, from4 10 pills. every six eight
should taken until strong eatarte effects obtained
As Aperieut-When taken merely to purge the |
bowels from to are sufficient Should they operate
freely in 10 IL hours increase the dose the following night
from To or pills they viii then be sure TO purge
hose who are costive and still apparently well in every
other respect should occasionally take in dose followed
with or every other night TO produce constant action
upon the liver and bowels.
The TIMF,-They should always be taken on the first
APPEARANCE of disease. This Is the time, and the most
proper benefit of the patient Should cold have
taken causing pain in the head any parof the
TEN, attended with fever take full dose. They will open
the bowels remove the of pain and fever carry of
from system all vaied humors relax the skin bring
perspiraon aIay thirst and short time, arrest disease
4-It Is uncommon Thing for cathartsc medicines TO
be condemned ordinary does not have the desired
effect in ali casrs this unjust and unwise every
well Informed person, well the physician, knows thai
when tie bowels remarkably cstive, whcE there
violent attack Of fever other disease ii Often requires
s. or even 10 times the quantity TO operate thorough
purge The dose therefore, in such be enlarged
repeated proper Intervals until the bowels
and the symptoms removed.
as-These Pills are 10 be found at more Of |
the stores every and village throughout the New
England Siaies the State Of New York and the Canadas
~ Call for MAsTA,S INDIAN PILLS and see |
the box Each box contains from 2s
30 Pills and sold at . cents. SLY
For sale by s. Moody, W. p. Russell, II. A. Sheldon,
Middlebury; NJ. X Day & Co. j. C. Cook East MIDDLE
bury; F. huntington w. G. Sprasuc. G. W. T. Parker
Vergenncs W. S. Brown, Addison; FPFletcher Carbon
Scarf & Co.. Brdport Dixie & Rider Frost Landing; J.
d. Needham. H. Spauding. Bristol; C. N Lewis Co., B.
r. Haskell, Cornwall; C. w. Wicker & e. Martin, North
Ferrisburgh; o. w. Burchard, Lincoln NJ w. Kinsley,
H. " Spoouer, Monkfou: A. P. Roscoe New Haven; Cat
lin & Wright, Orwell; w. C. & J. GraSsie, Chipmsn's
point n. FurgersoR Salisbury T.. S Atwood, Shoreham
Abbott Brown IarTabeos Landing d. & G.. Rieh, Rich
villa Lee Taft. starksboIo L. spraguc, Weybndsc
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