Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-25
The INDIAN Purgative
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UNIVERSAL MEDICINE
ADDRESS TO THE AMERICAN PEoPLE.
NORTH AMERICAN COLLEGE of HEALTH
EaaBLsAsd at HsSAingtoa, u. {. Jan. {, 1898

Fsllo,s CUISINE
Aia time like the present, whcu our
country sitothy flooded with uustuns brought from
lorcisu clnt, may pc rbors think 1t act Of te-
mtri,y IA u. 10 offer candidate Tor your pur. mage
aud favor.a Medicine which IL strictly AMERICAN
mmon scue. we,er, teaches Us, that those herbs
which spriug spontaneously from native soil, must
be be tier adapted 10 our constitutions than foreign med
cines however useful the latter may have been IN the
countries To which they belong, The climate of the
United State. stands uuriyallod Tor the production OF
medicinal plants. aud very little investigation will sui
fee To- convince the most skcpticnl that
Try Is able supply all wsEts, independent Of tor
eign assistance.
Deeply Impressed with tho importance of tho above
facts. we venture 10 recommend the INDIAN IURGA.
TIVE to the patronage our fellow citizens M ,tcry
section Of the Union natural remedy. applicable to
constitutions and Competent TO every durable
disease.
In bringing medicine before the public for the first
time, 1t Is generally thought necessary 10 impes. the
people with an idea Of the difficulties encountered IN
its discovery, the antiquity OF its orgn thus tells
Us that his medicine "a newly discovered chemical
compound Il e result of many years intense study and
scun c reoarch :" and another as,rbos the honor 10
somtbody's GRAYpFATHER, &c. Now as the success q
a medicine must depend on It's intrinsic merits and not
on the time or manner IN which il was discovered we
cnuuot sec the use of slsing for the purpose of in
ycsing It's origin with fictitious antiquity. Such aux.
iliares needed the present occasion, as sin.
Gle dose of the Indian Pur.a,e n suffice TO conyi &c
every invalid (aud 10 such only " look for nm inrort;l
verdict that IT'S crahre ,Gtcfs are incidentally superior
TO those of any other ciucs now IN use pr,uI AZ
| This superiority we scorn fictitious aid bot ciyo if 10
/ the world ( what If is-SIMPIy comuotrd e rom
SIMPLY HERBS used for the cura of diseosp by Tho
| COPPER COLORED WARRIORS OF THE WEST
One of the herbs is an expecoran, one a .ooriGc one
a Liurect,c and one a cn thnrtr Tho rr,,,,r o,,,,,
tiun of the above forms an anrutresccnt nnl Jonh,r
| eut Medicine of such EFFICACY and POWER n. tas
| hnherto he,n unk,own in the nrt az h,.iin,, lee
molo of cnr,ng ;s 6,st ,o ncntrolizc MI ,m,tdS;a,
matter in The body second to cause the exunlson Of
tbe same throuoh he ,ro,cr ,lo,s rrnr;lol l.,
for tina, purnose cousoonently lie action il ~, r
fined TO The bowel. although II is ero.tes, ,borc L,
oxto,Js In tho nns,,;s throa, s,I;yi, .lanIs -, 49,;
and kidneys. y
~ - H. .ho,.o a..i,. :; ;n,.,,, -.
tho i,sbsro c an e,cro,ion ,,,cnl =, 80 J ~ y,
though we NAV for a time comrel ,he con.,,n,on e.
cvncuae the vholc throuoh mn druin suc ,,oa,,n,,
cannot fail ia dc,anoe Tho mccban;.r, -, .lo ~, t
utterly ruin the health of the rstient II i, ,rne tba,
all diseases arise from mnurities az Tho blood hn, - -
| ala, ,r,o ~, no,,ro La ,,o,,,.J -, -, " "
| tho d;sc,arao NJ ,hc.o n,,,r;,;os. ,ho,.,y.s - - ~,
likely IN bens6, Tho naiinn, by ,ra ,, ~ H. I ',o'
of nature in brin ona ali tho iaaran, La, :, ,
ry matter through one channel; hence the owl of NJ,
feminine ia euro all diseases bv , oorrso 81,
yomi,;no mr. rhrs;cing or an a. .a',i 49, W
| pens only one class Of excretories
No disease ever was orever will no orr,d ,o,,.. h
medicines which produce the effects ahoye n,eu,onoG
Every system of practice i, moro mr. lose ,,r,o, -; 49,
portion 10 it's power of ACTIN nm tho l,dn, 80
RIGS and the Indian system claims orn;a a,
because it POSSESSES the power Of onel;n anh aony
/ all the natural drains
| 'Tha -. -I. r 49, go
on all the cxcreiories at ono and tho SAM Ina " ,,.a
apparent when we reflect ,hai ,Ie hum " noa'
plicated machine consisting of numboress d
distinct members all of VIII CHI are so ,ina,oi oa,o"
| ted and mutually dependant that no on. , ~ ~
injured without PRODUCING corrcsnond; ao .a, o
injury on every other pa1i therefore one - 90
body cannot be discussed and another nart hoai,h,
neither can one part be cured while another mar, TO-
mains diseased Disease begins in The blooJ and az Lo
blood flows TO every part OF the system evCrv nr- If
the system must become more or less disoasci mo di.
cured unless tue cause removed and To rcuove
the cause we must restore the blood 10 healthy ,ste
aud if the blood is nude healthy eyery mr., Of Ibe
body must be the same
We have illustrated The natural or Indian sy.,ep,
Of practice, and the more ii investigated The more
bic appears; as regards it's truth we have on
! ly TO reflect Tint II vy.s ,,neL, Ia, aa'.' " - "
must be true " hen the body STANDS IN need of rour
rshment, are inpclcd by hunger 10 cat. and yhcn
IT Is diseased, lmpelled by instinct 10 ,.e med,
clue aud there be doubt that # we lived in
State OF nature this instructive feeling would alyys
direct to the proper medicine: hence The sun.rory
OF the Indian System. The art Of healing WA, 6r'
learned IN the woods, and to this day the un,atored saw
age the best medical teacher for the Indian practice
~ the only " htca Is Cufs.uaut In thu.