Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-12-27

ence, mat EVEHI VEW .Dh u
O.NL Y MAKES THEM " ORSE.
But strange as indeed s II is nevertheless true. In
stead Of applying some simple remedies, such as are to
be nd IN vegetable cathartcs anod they drug
themselves W ith mineral pOsons until the system he
comes corfoed and thoroughly diseased and then won
der why they do not get any bs,eI. There are many
just 10 proportion TO the quantity OF mercury which, IN
its various FORMS they take into the syss. And the
estimate is perhaps correct one, ony In the Inverse
ratio Of their cacni tons The truth 10, natures
are not fitted for any such drugs. The organic Con-
sucto Of the human system too nice In It's various
parts 10 he operated upon by cOrrodDg FOLSOM. SIM
PIE PUEGAflVE, composed Of vegetables which are
known In every to operate rs mild cathartics, will
nva iably keep the alnientaiy canals open and npai
qniet aud hralthiu flow all the juices Of the body.
IL is not unirequ~ntly that vaetudinarians who have
partaken freely noxious drugs, live along or raiber
half live along for wears debtiied body aud broken
down In spirit, afflicted with many real diseases aud
many more fancied ones, and finally 20 into prema
ure grave TO swell the number Of victims TO mistaken
use Of science, when the occasional nse Of mild axa
tive medicine would eradicate the pefnicons effects Of
mineral poison, gradually restore the various functions
Of the body TO their original healthy state and proong
life to any desirable Jeipeiuty. This tact many Of the
most learned physicians and ply ysiologsts, who have
seen the effects ofthe mineral poison theories, VIII now
knowledge. The Of this mild cathartic must be,
for longer shorter period Ia propo,ton as disease
has fastened III remo seess angs upon It's Intended VIC
tim. Among all the medicines which have lately been
comps unded FOR the purpose OF assisting nture In throw
Ing Off the effects Of bad medicine bad 'egnen the
INDIAN PURGATlVE PILL
the simplest the easiest in ration tho most certain
in It's effects and the best adapted Ia every way To In,
part the system heaIthn and vigorous acion 10 all
It's functions 'her medicines there are, IN nearly the
same form, which ave really valuable and ehicacious !;
have been compounded so pert ctly u
objectionable and certain In its effect, as that intro
duced after years Of study research and Chemical test
by the NORTH AN MERIOAN COLLEGE OF HEALTH.
he Proprt tors Of the IspIAN PuRGArIvE PiLLs do
FAY this by way Of idle boast They are satisfied
that the Is TO let their medic ne work It's
heaiag way before the public until that public have
tested IL and awarded Its true metits Its pTopfetOrs
they have accordingly placed the price Of their ned
cine low. that II comes within the means Of ALL
What they ask Is FAITHFUL TRl AL Of 4 according
TO the directions and f those who y are not salts
lied it'll It's effects, the proietors claim mo- shield from
the obcquy and coniehpI which all false professions
deserve.
The discoverers OF the medicinal virtues Of those
plan u from which the ingredients Of the INDIAN PUk
lGATlVE PILL extracted, have spared no pains in
their researches. They have proceeded step by step
cal test. hey have examined the human system un-
DEF the lights Of scienre, IN all Its organic parts and
least they have brought IL 10 the aid the great yet
simple experience of the Of the orest-en, who,
whatever may be their excesses, aud the inortaiiiy
among them from exposures of kind sell
dom carried OF by the complaints of the s'onach and
bowels Incidents to more civilized communities.
Tie New England Office for The sale of this highly i'm
port ant medicine Is ut
1913 FREMONT STREET, BOSTON,,
from whence IL !, intended shall flow stream whose
influence shall be for the A" healing or tho Nation"
Or he follow ig peTso dal uppOinted Ac Ts
for the sale Of the above PILLS
NEWPORT-JtSEPH w. EDDY. Cbepachet-Iio-
race kn,baIi. Comn,ons-Phiiip +. Little. Pawtuck-
socket John u. Walker. wickford-ssmuel Pierce.
Nov ~.