Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1875-03-25
HABITUAL CONSTIPATION

/ Z. one of the most painful evils of a seden
fary fe and afilicts the student, the pro.
fesslOnal man, the artisan, the seametreSs
and the man of leisure alike. 1t poisons
avery sous ce of pleasure and brings q
cloud upon our every day of anticipated
enjoy mant Violent purgatives only in
crease the evil they are given 20 remedy,
and mechanical agencies IN the form OF
mi, ctions are as inconvenient ~ they are
unnatural. The inventors of pills have in
this comp amt alone found their greatest
and surest source of income and wealth
Indian Vegetable, Indian PuTzative, Ca
thartic, Imperial and Dinner Pills have
Stltufcd the stock-ln-trade OF quackS
and empires in all ages, and palaces,
warehouses and pleasure grounds In all
our princi pal cities attest the rich harvest
they have gathered. But unhappily the
curing pill of thirty years ago proves
lwor hleS- to day, and among the many
sub ,tiiutes offered but few seem abe to
outliSe u singI. generation, or TO answer
the nr iVer-al demand for MEDICINE that
will satisfactorily bring about that natu-
ia perista1tic acton OF the bowels, with
tout which life becomes harden, QUA Good
tasteless. nutrition ceases, and dyspepsia
with all its nan+loEs horrots sei2es upon
its victim. e. So. -fs.ss... K III.
Enct. l.agca by nc .sttisfac. CRY epi-
dence- OF the virtues. of the 4Syricum as a
sm0st powerful GeGbStruent or remOy-
el. of obstruction IN other cases, we were
led 10 believe that it possess ed qualities
VIII ich, If Fightful y extract d an ! proper
. liz administered, win answer all the Dur-
post -nlIheitO Sought III ufdSIlc 1urgH-
lives or the unnatural and Unpleasant re-
SORT to the syllnge. without at the same
time weakening he alimentary and eScFe-
tory organs. IN the tenic stl,RnlatIve and
sana i've properties of the Syric am a pre-
pared by uS, we found every iong-sought-
for quality, constituting it the most effe0-
tu:tT rem eCiy for. constipation ever yet 'uis-
covered. Its admirable and We1-proved
action upon the stomach. liver, kidneys,
Sc clearly showed that IN adapting its
/: prenala4ion to the offices of digestion with
Rae same care and discrimination we
should not be disap.. ON ed. Animated by
these hopes We perseYered until we had
Qua tiles OF tonic 'astwelI a. cathartic,
witheut which any prept' atlon as q l.elne-:
DIV f3i-censtipatiOn would only be a ia lin ire.
THE TONIC PILL 5. 49,. 49,
thus preesIed and .uIalloyed. by any of
-the us1tat drastic drugs, such 4 .;tiocS,-
1seen,rlattny or other bitter and nauseating
-s,irbstane+s gives to the world a medicine.
y hieh- under no possible. cifeumSt an ees
can fail OF producing the bappiest and most
CiebiIitating the digestive organs. Phe ops
epation of tflis-medicine is, simply to-assist.
.llatllIe to perform its office IN, a normal
.spd slliifoi1fi manner. As a speedy, safe and
fTeliablesmedfc ine under All circumstances.
where there are Intestinal sobstruetionS it
ia most certain. The brain, the vision, the
senses of hearing, tasts and smell at once
experience new vitality. ana the patient
asakens to a new .existence as aelightful
a. irs. assured peFInane ncy. lie no, longer
dreads the approach OF night by apprehen-
sicns of broken .Slumber and horrid
;.fs,-e ans nor rendered miserable by con
slant fear of death by the sudden stroke
of apopIexg; nor epilepsy casting ehad-
ow upon the waking hours. III. .es. +. 4. s.
. AS a sure preventive against these fatal