WHAT 19 Til VT WE CALL TIE CONSTITUTION ? ‘
riIHE Constitution of Man tn.-iy be said to be
f that which constitute 3 his frame; comprising l
the bone*, nri-clf*, cartilages, ic. The
is therefoj? the constitution, because it con
stitutes or makes every part of the body. Tn?
Heart is formed, which muscle, by th? power it re
ceives from its patent, the Blood, builds no the
whole body. We must then confess that, accord
inf •*. !’ie tS>l is pare 01 impure, must the solids
ol me body be ueahhy or unhealthy
l> r. It. Bi*andr eth ’ *
Vegetable Ini verbal Pill.
tend to cute all disease, bemuse they are the na
tural medicine <4 man, anti therefore only remove
the corrupt or vitiated huinora, the cause of pain
and eicknes«, lea- in-' tiie good humors togive Life
and Health to the body.
The I’niMiKF iit Fills, as a ge.teinl family
medicine, e.perinily in a country so suliject to sud
i<le.i ■■ti.iiigr.e <4 temperature as this, their value is
iircri! ui . ...: 11. having the Ilrandreth Piils al
ways on h.i.i !, should a sudden attack of sickness
r i <kc place, they cart bo given nt once, and will of
ten have clb: ted a oure before the physician could
1 have arrived.
In cholic, and in iiiflarn ition of the bowels, these
I’rlls will at o.ico leleive, and perseverance in their
; use, according to tire directiooA, vill surely do all
' that medicine can do to restore tire health.
