The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-11
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Since then, Man II hath been clearly proved.
that the stomach and bowels are the sovercipas Of
the body and that by them life or death i nronesd
to its remoiest extremles the head, with its master
organ the braln beng IN no wise more dstin o,rshed
than the footln this particular How canst thou then
deny the great and leading truth that their e ! re-
ciprocal influence between mind and body? The fact
is evdent-whether the one is only amodi6cat;o. 80
the other will always continue mystery in this state
of existence; but thy comfort thy repose nav sver,
thy social and domestic happiness depends upon the
state of thy hillary and digestive organs; and the
management and cure of the disorders of the mind
must be made, by application TO the body.
II thou woudst be content to follow nature to as
sist her in her manifest struggles, what mighty re-
range itself into order, it of course and the
whole work is half done, as it be once UNI
dertaken. purge out the old leavcn, that We NAV
become new lump" is the language of scripture;
have any force, unless sanctioned by practical cxpe-
renee in the body of matter Instinct more ln-
erring guide than our much boosted reasoning facul-
ty prompts the horse to eat thorns thstles &c, for
the purpose Of purgation In like manner, the dog
the cat, and all our domestic animals, whose habits
can be noticed, wander through the field when CO.'S
tive making selection of those herbs which are suit
able to open their bowels and purify their f1,ds-
Do we not observe that the feathered tribe. whose
stomachs act by mechanical force alone without the
solvent fluid OF the gastric juice require the swallow
ing and retaining OF strong particles in proportion to
their bulk to promote digestion and produce heal
thy tone in their fluids by evacuation Z These ami
mails of the brutal race by thus assisting nature Sc
cure themselves from epidemic contagion, though
they are under similar laws to those which govern
the hannah economy. Purgation, which is a wsrd
of equivalent value with publication appears then 10
be fundamental principle of nature. Are not the
tides the daily and periodical purifiers OF the
Are not tempests and Tomatoes the purgatvcs and
purifiers of the air Do we not habitually remark
that if this principle of commotion ceases for time
to operate that both water and air become stagnant2
And if the circulation of thy blood, 0 Man, should
Ia chn fba6
thy sluggish channels of life prevent the healthy
current where is thy remedy Z they must be driven
down by the bowels or if not removed in time thew
will soon choke up the veins, the arteries, and every
Remember therefore, 0 Man, from such UNI
questionable facts these, the all important neces-
sty of watching diligently the condition of the sto-
mach and bowels, and consider the infinite value of a
medicine which will carry Off all noxious accumuIa-
tons from them, without weakening the system and
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| and must be used to be appreciated. The weak and
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cling, but by renewing the cause of weakness, the
gross and corrupt humors of the body. They re-
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