Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-07-08
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The preparing and combining the BLOOD-ROOT
ELIXIR Is attended with results medical science
10 imp ,rtAuco 90 limitation Of ether in surgery. Roots
and Plants, IN themselves punsent and disagreeabe,
are, by and scientific process Of extracting Tin
vacuol rendered MORE EFFECTIVE IN TdEIk
OPERATION, entirely Invested of the gripping and dis
uessiug which attends the action Of all other pur
gatiye medicine. Thej also n sde to become highly
PLEASANT AND AGREEABLE TO THE TASTE,
and By their peculiar combination work perfectly in
HARMONY WITH NATURE that no unpleasant re-
action will follow its operation It Also possesses
ADIFFUSIYE AND ALTERNATIVE EFFECT,
which only be attained by medicine in fluid state.
These are new elements in purgatiye medicines.
The hard and compact manner in which Pulls pre-
pared, renders them indgestble-and when taken,
forced through the Stomach and Bowels af dissolved,
causing only PARTIAL ACTION, thereby creating IL
rtaon and pain to the parts connected with their pas
sage.
medicinal and physical effect than five in crude state.
The BLOOD.kOOT ELIXIR has partial action
upon the bowels, bit is equally diftised there and
throughout the whole circulation Of the Blood impart
log heating and snptgordttaq action tothe STOMACH
AND BOWELS, LIVER, LUNGS, KIDNEYS, and gently
stimulating dormant and morbid secretons throughout
the whole system
single dose will produce cheerful and exhiarating
COMMOTION, which will inspire the patient with con
hdenoe and ASSURANCE Of IMMEDIATE RELIEF. A
continuance for short period will DRIVE the obscure
and hidden huip0rs the surface Of the skin, and
heye or check scHoFULoUs AFFKorIoss-and by thus
purifying and Strengthening the Blood will remove the
''''' ''''' CAUSE OF CONSUMPTION
1t uctes the various organs Of the system to act their
allotted part removing the causes which induce RI u
/ OF APPETITE, DYSPEPSIA. COsrlVENESs, aud
the various diseases which arise from dau cement Of
the Stomach aud Bowels, and restricted circulation Of
the Blood
CoTGHs AND COLDS in their early stages, will
Immediately yield to the effect Of the Elixir
The Blood-R9ot Elixir contains no mineral no per-
nci1us botanical element excitant, but stimulates
the secreous by lis mild and dHusige action. Il is an
effective and painless aperieu-has dec ed salutary
action upon the Liver, aud there has been Dedoie
prpWed for common family use ohich possesses equal
merit
complete and0e for the evils which they are obliged
20 endure from change Of climate Of water or OF diet
See the pamphlet around each bottle Tor history OF
this Elixir
The proprietor Of the BLOOD ROOT ELIXIR, (Dr
o Riohardson,1 has been long aud fa7orably known
20 the public by his celebrated sHERkYWINE BIT
TIERS the best tonic medicine ever discovered, and
which has been 10 use over thirty years he Is gradu
atc OF the New Hampshire Medical College, and many
years associate member Of the Massachusetts Medical
Society md has made the study Of medion' his pro
And so fly convinced is the Doctor Of the wonderful
curative Of his Blood Root Elixir. that be hereby
oilers TO eaeh an 'Nery person VINO WI use
bottle Of his bhFr and not be conscious OF go e.
feet theIefrom, to REFUND to said pers the fsl
amount which he paid for the same. by returning tn
ullage bottle 10 his Office
PRICE $3.50 PER BoTTLE.
soldby X. Brown, WOOD, Bixby CO.. $. r Red
field Montpelier. ELIJAH Perry, Cabot
Aud by Apohocanes and dealers in Medicines general
y and al the Doctors office,
81 and 50 Hanover Street, Boston.
B5d.eod w3mos'
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