Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-13

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fssssss cltms., 700 Hsy =. fhsIt thluk 1t an act 81 te
m.uiy 20 y, TO .aef. asa csojs3aio ~ yoar I~if n"se
sBd f~v~f,s Mejsoioe wh'ch {" ftueily hNLHIoaS
Common ssuss. b wevet. teaches o.. ihsi those h'fo'
,.htrh ,p,sng ,poatsnoousiy from our native soi, mus
hs better ,dspiel 10 our eousu'utons than ioteish mel
ielp,, however u,siul the bitter may have been 10 the
soan,nss to which they te'ong. The climate ct 'he
unt,el State, ,tsuds uurvaUei Tor the production Of
medicinal plants. and n very little investigation vii sui
Gee 10 COT vince the most ,kspttoAl that our own coun-
try 10 sbls to supply all our wants inIep'ndent 81 fof-
sign s.stapoe
f,s,.. we venture 10 recommend the INDIAN fURGA-
TIVE 10 the patronage OF our fellow citifen' IN every
section Of the Uulon. a.. a natural remedy hpphcao'e 70
our eon.iiiu,ion,, and competent 10 cure every cursole
disease.
10 bringing a medicine before the public for the fret
time. 1, !. generally thought necessary 10 impress the
people with an iJea Of the 6,fieuhto encountered ~
is d,sno vsrr, or The dHlpfutiy OF ITS origin; thus one tels
"a, thn, h. med ic,ne u "a newly discovered chemical
compound tie re,ul, Of many year, intense study and
,cisntile te,earch ~ and another s,rbos The honor 10
,or,,badv, GRkspFArHER, SC. Now ss the success OF
medicine must depend 90 is Intrinsic merits. and not
OF the time or manner in which II was Uncovered. We
cannot see the use OF %fnlsiiyius. for the purpose oi IN
y,,,inr IL, origin with a fictitious antiquity. Such aux
ilisrie. are not needed on the present OCCASION as a 'in-
rs do,e Of the Indian Purssuve will suffice 10 convince
sys,y iovsld land to such Gully we look ior an impartial
ysrlie,) that II. eurattte c1ti are intellectually superior
10 those oi any other medicines now IN use. PROUD OF
,hi, superiority we fcorn Gciiuou, aid, but give Ito
the world lr what 1t r.-siNPIy a compound o' fouR
SIMPLY urRns. used for the cure OF disease, hy the
COPPER CoLO3ED WARRIORS FTHE WEST.
Opr Of the herbs Is an cxpec,orani, one a 'oioriiic, one
. iiuroetie, and one a eathSrtic. The proper oombina
ton Of the above forms an sn,ipu,resccnt aud deobs'ru-
On, Medicine. Of such FlCACY and FOWER as has
hitherto been unknown in the art Of healing. Its
mole OF curing is fret 10 neuiralizc all putTeiactive
matter IA the body second 10 cause the expulsion Of
the .sme through The proper outlets, provided by nature
for that putposo consrquenty ats hciion IS not con
hned to the bowels, although IT Is creates, there, but
.v,..a, ,. tho no,'fls throat. SALIVA, glands. luugs, skin
AMI kidneys
Each Of the above drain, i, intended by nature for
the discharge Of an ercretion peculiar to itself, and al
thong we may Tor q time compel the constitution 10
syaeuste the whole through one drain, such treatment
eanoot fail TO deran=e the mechanism Of The body, and
utterly ruiz the health e the latieui. It's true that
ali disease, Arse from impurities Of the blood but Itis
also true that nature has provided many channels Tor
the discharge Of these impurities; therefore we as not
likely 10 beosht the patient by %trampling On the laws
Of nature, in bringing all the d ferent kinds OF eSoroto-
~ matter through one channel hence the evil OF at
tempting TO cure all disea,es ny a course Of sweating, or
vomiting. or physiciug, or any other method which o.
peu, only one class Of excretoties.
No disease ever was or ever will be cured unlo', by
medicines which produce the effects above mentioned.
Every system OF pIsetice is more or less perfect IA pro
portion TO its power Of acting on the different excreto-
RE, anil the Indian system claims prs-eminence only
because 1t pos,esse, the power Of opening, and keeping
open all the natural drsiDs
The ine,tiruhle value ii a medicine which will act
on ali the excreioria.. at one aud the same time, IS more
apparent when We reflect that the human body Is a com
plics,sd machine, consisting Of numberless different and
dstinci member, all OF which are 60 Intimately connec-
ted, aud mutnslly dependant, that no on part can be
injured without producing a corresponding degree OF
Injury 90 every other part; therefore ne part OF the
body csuuot be diseased, and uuother part healthy
neither eau one part be cured while arothcr part r.
main, diseased. Disease begins in the blood, and as the
tloOl Cow 10 every part Of the system, every part Of
the system must become more or les disea'el' no dt'-
care !, cared unless the eau,e Is removed. and 10 remove
the cause we mus, resiofe The IL cd 20 a healthy state,
aud II the blood :, made healthy, ever part Il the
body must be the zane.
We have now illustrated the natural or Indian system
Of prs-taos, AMI the more II j. Investigated the more
reasonable u appear 90 regards its truth. We have on
liz 20 reject that u was taught by Stature and therefore
must be ,-ue. When the body stsHds 10 need Of nour-
i,hmsst. we are inpeli~i by hunger 10 eat; snl whon
ii dnssscd. We are impsllsd by Insipct 10 use medi-
ESQ. sBd there cannot be a doubt that # We hrod IA
Estate Of Bsture, ihs instructive feeling would always
direct Us 20 the proper medicine; henes the slperioriy
of the lniisu sgstem. The art oi healing Wat fret
learned 10 the woods, aHl 10 this day The un'uiored saw
age /. the be-, medical isHcher; fr The lnjisn practice
i, the oply oas which Is eousousnt e. thnto eternal sDd
innatnhls laws Which govern the animal economy.
Haviug already proved that The ludisn Pursatiye aci'
30 direct s~ccor1snre with the LAW, e nature. Hud n
therefore c,ssl 10 The cure q even euratie disesse, VI
will noS saoasFats q iss u The complaint, for whlct
II has oesn tried. Sni fual q osftsin cure among th'
inaisus, sni ~hss 'sulsn Of the Far "esi. Ibes'
are
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SITTING sua VOMITING a. BLOOD: pIAAR
nuA. D~YsENTARY sud CHOLiCs; sYNCOrf
A~rPOFLFNY sod FARALYSiS DYSPEPSIA 90
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