Ds". G. R. E.MELPS'
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HEALTH MAY BE PRESERVED. and life HI prolonged, by the timely application Of . pro of o Se SodS bends as much upon a contingency as # "death had mOt passed upon sll men," Hence, our lives and healih are preserved in proportion as those con,in. the digestive functions variations of temperature, the lungs and skin, &c and We jeopardxe our lives when those influences are left uncontrolled to ope. T The hpco composition s SH of PH HELps TOMATO PILLS s peculiarly adapted as Prophytactic to prevent ihe morbid effects of those changes and render harmless improper food and the excessive use of fru as well as hygiene agent to restore the functions when de- ranged by disease and prevent the formation of Fe. yer, Rheumatism, Cough, Gc.

 Three years experience by thousands in all parts of the country has established their reputation the bes remedy eyer discovered for Bilious Diseases and Impurities the Blood and it s believed that no. single instance has occurred in which they have Jailed to cure Dyspepsia, among the hundreds that

 vs. ae9 Os tina. cured by them, and they will be found effsciual in sick headache, bowel complaints and sea-sickness, and all those deranRements produced by change of be without thenl they are the most efcacious as we'll as convenient remedy 10 coanieract the various exposures of miasma. cold and damp. .0 which they are unavoidably subjected.

 which have yielded to these Pills aone some of which are truly astonishing. Mrs. S;sbbns, of Providence. was cured of schirrous stomach, which had resisted all other remedies for years.

 Mir S,owel. of South Brook6eld, was cured of an ulcer on the tongue of ten years standing. Mr Coleman, of Saratoga Springs, was restored to perfect health by taking three hoxes after the phy. sicans had abandoned his case aa utterly hopeless

 Justice BaoodgoOd, of New York csy, was cured of dyspepsia when No other medicine would give any relief.

 Rev. Mn Eastman. of the same place, says they saved his life. His complaint was chronic inaama. ton of the stomach and liver

 Dr. Johnson, of New Haven. Ohio. prescribed them in the bilious eveTs of that country as substitute for caloguet. He writes neyeH saw dsease yield 90 rapidly to medicine"

 Dr. j.. oG Chickopee, cured an obstinate case of dr9psy ia three days with lhe Pills alone. M. J. ". Avery, of New York, was cured of a chronic inflammation of the iveF which had been un. der the treatment of different physicians lnT months

 Mr. Andrew VredenbuTg, of Rome, N. Y, was cured of painful tunOr on tho breast pronounced o De csneeEOus and inenrabe, by one dozen bOxes of