Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-18
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The INDIAN Purgativc
p I Y u So
UNIVERSAL MEDICINE
OF THE
NORTH AMERICAN COLLEGE OF HEALTH,
Established at Washington, D. c. JAN. :, 1895
ADDRESS TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE.

ard iavor, e Medicine which IL s,ric,ly AMrnicsS- 4
Common scuse woyer, teaches Ne, that those herls
which sTrug spontaneously from our native soil, must
be better adapted 10 our constitutions than foreign mel
ciuts however useful the latter may have been IN the
countries Ia which they belong, The climate Of tho
United States stands urrvHcd Tor tho production Of
medicinal plants, and very little investigation will sui
Zee TO convince the most skcptica tha, our own ooun
try able TO supply all our wants independent Of for
cign assistance
Decrly impressed with lo importance Of the above
facts. venture TO roconraohd Tho INDIAN PURGA!
TIVE TO the patronage of fellow citizens ~ every
section Of the Uuion natura! remedy, npp cable 90
our constitutions and competent TO cure every curSbe
disease.
Ia bringing medicine before the public Tor tho frs,
time, it Is generally thought necessary impress the
people with an idea of the difficulties encountered in
It's discovery, tire antiquity origin; thus one tells
that his medicine "a newly discovered chemical
compound the result Of many years intense study and
scientific research and another asoribes the honor TO
somebody's GRANDFATHER, sc. Now az the success Of
medicine must depend its intrinsic merits aud not
OF the time or manner IN which IT discovered we
cannot the use of alsiiyng, for tho purpose Of
vtsung its origin with fictitious antiquity. Such aux.
ilaos mol needed the present occasion, as sin
Gle dose of the Indian Pursatve will suffice to conviuco
every invalid land 10 such only look for an impartial
vordc) that its crGte affects Incidentally superior
| TO those OF any other medicines in use Proud of
this superiority we scon fictitious aid, but give il TO
the world ir what il is-SiMPLY u compound Of rouR
sIMPLr HERBS, used for the cure of disease by the
| COPPER COLORED WARRIORS OF THE WEST
| u L..
diureciic, and one a caihare. The proper oombina
ton OF the above forms antipurescent and doo.,ru
| ent me thcne Of such EFFICACY and POWER a, has
hitherto been unknown in the art of healing. lis
mos" =" curing is first TO ncuralizo all putreac,yc
matter IN the body to cause the expulsion az
the same through the proper outlets provided BY ..tur
Tor that purpose onsoquenuy lis action no, con-
fined 10 the bowels although ii is greatest there but
extends 10 the uostrls, throat SALIVA, glands lungs skin
and kidneys
4 Each Of the above drains j. intended by nature for
Tho, a ,l,or,o ,F.
though may for time compel the constitution IN
evacuae the whole through drain. such treatment
cannot fail TO dcraDge the mechanism OF the body and
utterly ruin the health cl the Iaten II is ,rue ha,
all diseases arise from impurities Of the blood but il is
also true that nature has provided many channels for
the discharge OF these impurities therefore we are not
hkeIy TO beneht the patient by trampng the laws
of nature, III brir sns all the different kinds OF oxcroo
ry matter through one channel; hence the evil Of at
tempting 10 all diseases ty Of sweating or
vomiting. or physicing or any other method which o.
pens ouly one class Of excretories.
No disease ever will be cured unless Nv
medicines which produce the effects above mentioned
Every system of practice is less perfect IN pro
portion lis power of acting the different excreio
res and the Indian system claims re-oninencc only
because 1t possesses the power Of opening and
open all the natural drains.
The iDostmablo value of a medicine which will act
on all the cretcrles at and the same time ma
apparent when reflect that the human BODY is com
pcatcd machine consisting of numborcss different and
distinct members all OF which Intimately conncc
| lcus ana mutually uEpCndant, That be
injured without producing corresponding degree of
injury on every other part; therefore one part of the
body cannot be diseased, and another part healthy
= neither can one part be cured while unuher part re.
mains diseased. Biso"sc Degns IN the uiou1 Hui 40 a.
blood flows to every part OF the system every part n,
the system must become less diseased: no dis
e'so Is cured uniesste cause removed and TO remove
the cause we must restore the III cd 10 a healthy state
] and If the blood Is made healthy, every pHrt OF the
4 body must be the same.
We have illustrated the natural or Indian system
of practice, and the il is Investigated the more
reasonable appears regards It's truth, VIC have on
ly TO reflect that II taught by nature and therefore
must be true when the body stands in need Of nour-
ishmcn', we are impelol by hunger eat and when
II i diseased impclled by instinct TO use nrcdi.
cine and there cannot be a doubt that If we lived in
state OF nature, tins instructive feeling would ALWAYS
direct usAo the proper incidence: hence the superiority
p Of the iudian System. The art OF healing was 6r.,
learned VA The woods and 10 this day the unuored saw
age the best medical teacher; for the Iudan practice
IS Tic only one which cousennut Ia those eternal and
immutabie laws which govern the animal economy
Having already proved that The Indian Purgatiye net.
il direct accordance with the laws Of nature and /.
therefore oqun 10 the # every curnle disease We
c "itnow enueeraie few Of the complaints for which
i has 'sen tired, and iuund certain cure among tho
i Indians, aud white settlers of the Far West. These
d are
IS FEYERs, Intermit.ent Rcmiueni, Nervous. Inf.
IS ton' and Puiril Fe'ersi MEASLES; ERYSlPIIIs
IS SMALL fOX; VALUATIONS OF the Brain
Throat. Stomach Liver, Langs, Intestine Kidney and
II the Bladder kHEUNArlSM, Acute aud Chrome
= SITTING uui F0.ii1 ING of BLOOD; DlARR.
HO-h, DHSEN FAIRY anu CHOLfCS; SYNCOPE
% AffO!LLNf and PARALYSIS: DYSPEPSIA and
e llfPOCiiONDKlASIS; IEIANUs EPILEPSY
NHOOPlNG COUGH, aul PALPlTATION Of IN.
., Heart; lncipiont CONSUMP HON aud Mara.niu.
10 DROPsEY Of the Head, Chest, Abdomen Nd Limbs
81 ROFULA, ScuHy. and Su?iulis; CANCER
y GRAVEL; Loss OF APPETITE COSTIVENISs
a. SICK HEADACHE; PAINS 10 t4e Dlek, Stomach
- sud siei ULCERS sna SORES Of every description
. Hfs EElC-i WEAK NERVES LOWKEtS OI
81 sPlRi.i Also, LENCORRHd.A; MONORRHOA
r SUPPRESSION, and all other delicate Female Com
plaiuis.
10 Besides the above, /, has been fouud nvsusb, in fin
diseases 81 niaut 30 that ~ the settlements Of h
n Pr West, where the inhabitants keep II couran,y be
SIDE them, the children brought % in good hca h
ne without any assistance from Medical AIen To ,um al
in the character 81 the Indian PurgauYe 10 few worI
Is only necessary 20 siae that u po-sessot every crty
he property which be possessed by Medicine viz H.
ng the power Of ePenng and keeping open all the nature
Of dulns Of The body aud that pefevsruuee IN its uts
q = aii that Is ncceary 10 order 20 ast nature 10
cure 81 every -ilsesso T. which fesh heir to- TIL
= THOUSANDS or CURES that have siready bee
Elected IL Philadelphia snd Baltimore and other plpe,
folly warrant the belief that when this meiico s ha