Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-28
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The INDIAN Purgasive
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UNIVERSAL MEDICINE
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NORTH AsEHIcA An COLLEGE 81 HEALTH,
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sDDRrss 10 rHE asEmcLS PEOPLE.

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s1d fssus. q Metssst whrb 10 strcily ANHaitss--
Csmzoa 'sass. b9~sss. issch.' ~, ihs tbose bsrti
vhirA sgsatg sycsisDeensiy om oss bHiive Foi must
he better .si cc1ssisuiicr, than fofsgs aea-
risss g.sfol thu latter may have been 10 The
eespiriss 20 Which they bs.org. The climate Of the
Used States ,tssis nnritAlcs Ter The production d
rasdoAsi plants, ssd very little isve.sgsiou ~,l taf
hes 70 the ross tksrtoai that couD-
y shie 10 'ofpif ell cor wants, indsPsb1es o. for
ssgn sssistsans.
Deeyiy Impressed with ihs Importance Of the shove
facts. venture 10 rscsmmssi she INDIAN PURGA-
TIVE 10 the p<iressgs 81 i.lou siiifsns every
,scsioa 81 the Up,oo aatSra remedy, applicable TO
eur consultations, ssl esnlstsa 10 cure every carsee
dises.e.
10 hsinfiag meiiep. t~iere the public for the hr.l
TINE, " gessrsiy though, neossssry N impress the
people with ,3ss 81 thu S.9esisi sEcoapisrrd IN
10 discovery. the szfqmfy OF its orgio thu. tells
ths, hss medicine it newly discovered chemical
enmposnd the result 81 many ytsr Intense study aud
scientific . anil another sssrlbes the honor TO
ssnst~dss CnaxprArHEs, &c. Nov ~ the success of
medicine nsst depeei lie intrinsic merits. and no,
the tine 10 which IL discovered,
the OF lnying, for the purpose Of in.
vsstinx lis origin with fictitious antiquity Such
sries not needed the present OCCASION a sin
gle dose u the Indian rurgalve will suffice convince
every Invslj land 10 such opiy look cot impartial
verdiet) the, ito tof incidentally superior
TO those u sny other medicines Ia Proud Of
this ,vper,ority We scorn fictitious aid, but give il TO
the world for what IL is--SImrLy a compound of FouR
srsVLy HERps. used for the % disease. by the
COPPER CoLoRED WARRIORS OF THE WEST.
One Of the herbs Is expsc,orsu,, sodotfc
disrece, sud one oaihsrtie. The proper eonbina.
ton Of The above form, suiipuresceut and dcobsru
sut msdtrips. 81 such EF nc ACY and TOWER a. has
hitherto been nnkbown in the art Of healing. Its
mole 81 curing Is hr,t TO DeOirsize all pgirolectiVe
matter VA thu body socond to cause the expulsion Of
the sme Through the proper outlets provided by nature
for that parpose quently It's action is
hoed TO the bowels, although Ia greatest there, bu,
sssnds to the nossrs, throat SALIVA glands, lungs skin
snj Kidneys.
Esch 81 the above drain, !. intended by nature for
the discharge Of excreton peculiar itself and al
though may tor time compel the constitution 10
svscasie the whole through drain. such treatment
csnpot fail To dsrange the mechanism Of the BODY and
utterly ruin the health 81 the patient Il true tina,
all diseases arise from impurities Of the blood bat il
also true that nature has provided many chsnne for
the discharge Of these impurities, therefore
likely 10 benefit the patient by trsmplpg the laws
~ nature in bringing all the erent kinds Of excreto-
~ matter through channel hence the evil Of OF.
tempting 10 cure all dheases by course Of sweating.
vomiting, or pbyscipg, any other method which o.
peos only Que class Of excrctorie,
No medicine deserves to be called Universal Rene
dy uness lie ec extend 10 each and every OF the
natural drains aud this power il not claimed by
any medicine except the Indian Purgstye. Ia accord
with tbese several properties, the operation Of the
pdisn Pufsstve regulated by the state Of th patients
bodJ. Thus the obsructipg matter is lodged ia the
urnsl excretcres, u will act dure,ic; IL in the
broochia vessels or pulmonary exeretorics, IL will
duee ecpious splitting il in the cells Of cellular
brspes excre'oes Of the skin, gentle but eeetus
perpirs,ion will be kept up; and under every comb
natioa Of circumstances, IL will act more less
eaihsre. Here IL Is proper 10 remark, that although
tho pGrsaiive always induces no increased number Of
aivine evacuation, and capable Of overcoming the
mos, obstinate cases Of cosiivenes. does not
"hmreG,ie" 10 the bowel, waste the healthy juces
by evacuation. lis effect. extend every part Of
the ,ystem, and oi thHi not liable oyorsc
tion 10 any one part
No disease ever was or will be cured unes. by
Every system Of practice is e,s perfect pro-
portion 10 its power Of acting the different excreo
rice and the lodian system claims only
because posses'es the power Of opening. and keeping
open ell the natural drains.
The insstimsble value Of a medicine which will act
all the excretcres and the Tine Is more
apparent when reflect that the human body is a com
pested machine. consisting Of numberless different and
dsnei members. all Of which Intimately councc-
tel, and mutually dependant, that part can be
iojured without producing corresponding degree Of
Injury on every other part therefore part Of the
body cannot be diseased, and another part healthy !;
ps,iher part be cured while another part re.
mains diseased. Disease begins the blood md 40 the
blood fows 10 every part Of the system. every part Of
the system mus, become more less diseased no dis
ease cured unless the cause removed, and to
the must restore the blood 10 healthy state
sod Il the blood Is made healthy. every part Of the
body must be the ZANE.
We have illustrated the ustural or Indian ,y,em
al practice, and the more II Is Investigated the
vessonsble % sppesu regards its truth, We have on
ly reject that taught by nature and therefore
must be true. When the body stand, IN need Of noun
ishmes,. We inpsilet by hunger eat; and when
ns dsssss,l. are impeied BY instinct to use msd
cine spd there cannot be doubt that II We lived IN
state 81 nature, thar instructive feeling would always
direct 10 the proper medicine hence the ,uperiory
oi the lniian System. The art Of healing was hrst
learned in the ~ood,. and 10 lh day The uniuo.d saw
age the btst medical teacher Tor the indian practice
the eay ons which - consonzDt 20 thost eternal sDd
irDoishis laws which govern the animal economy
Having slftsdy proved that The Inan fufsstive acts
d direct sorefdApce with the lave Il nature and "A
thsrsforc equal 10 the q every disea.e
vii Dow enunsrse few Of the eonpisins for which
u has oeen tired, and fo9od CERTAIN cure among the
iasisns ssj White settlers Of the Far wesl. ihe.e
fEVERs, lpisruitieHt, Rsmittsnl, Nervous, LOLA.
,,oos and fu,fsi fsteu; MEASLES; ERYSliII.Is /,
SMALL. FOX, lNfLAAATIoNs Of the Bnia
Tksos sonseh. Lvsr. isas.. tstestiass, KitBey .Bi
che Bl.Saer kHEUNATisM. Acute ssd ChfoaIc
SITTING .Dd VOMITING Of BLOOD; DIARR.
HdA. DfsESTARf ssd CHOIICs; sYNCOlE
AffoPLExr spd PARALYSIS; DfsPEPeIa aod
HfpoCHONDRiAslS. TETASUs EFll.EPsY
WBoofiSG-CoUGB.s add fALfirATIoS a lh,
Mart tsespassl CONSUMPTION AID M.r..mu,.
DkofsEf 81 The Head. Chssl Abdoseu asd limt. :
SCRoftLA. seafsy. ssA Ssthslss CANCER
GRAVEL; Loss OF APPETITE. CosTiyESEss
SICK HEADACHE. PAINS An ths H..k s,...-.A