Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-09-27
ADDRESS TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE.

Fellov Citieens.
At time like the present, when our country is liter
ally flooded with brought from iorogn ciimes,
YOU may perhaps think Of tcmefy in us 10 oiler
as candidate for your favor and patronage, Medicine
which is strictly AMERICAN. Common sense however,
teaches ui that those heis which spring spontaneously
irom native SOIL be better adapted TO 0nr con-
situations than (DrlgR medicines, however useful the
latter may have been in the countries 10 which they be-
long The climate OF the United States stands unrvaled
for the production Of medicinal Plants, and very little
invest gaon will suffice convince the most skeptcal
that Ocn country is able supply all our wants, in
pendent of foreign assistance.
Deeply impressed with the i'm ortance Of the above
facts, we venture to recommend the INDIAN PURGA-
TIVE to the patronage Of our fellow citizens in every
section of the Unon natural remedy applicable to
constitutions, and cohpeent to cure every durable
disease.
In bringing medicine before the public for the first
time il is generally thought necessary impress the
PEOPLE with an idea Of the d6caities encountered in
discovery The GntGnita of i;S orgn thus tells
that his medicine is ga newly disco, cred chemical
pound the result o many years intense study and scient
fc research AMI another ascres honor To some bod, s
GRANDF THrR,&c. Now, as the success Of a medicine
must drpeniun lis intrinsic merits, and not the time
manner in which il was discovered we can not see
the oflsfn ing for the purpose Of investing its orr
gin with fictitious antiquity. Such auxiliaries are not
needed the pr sent occasiun single dose CT the
Indian Purgdti,e will suffice 30 convince every invalid
(ani to cI only look for impartial verdict that
its curative effects intellectually superior 10 those Of
any other medicines now IN Proud OF this superb
ority fictitious aid but gi il to the woi ID for
what it is-SIMrLY compound Of FOUR SIMPLE
HERBS, used for the 81 disease, hy THE GOLFER
COLORED WARRIORS OF TIE WEST. One Of
the herbs is eNprc0rant, sodoriHc ,onc diusec
tic, aud one caiIarc. The proper combination Of the
above forms an anrnresren and deolStincnt med inc,
Of such EFFICACY anil POWER as has been hitherto
unknr WI in tive art Of healing. lis mode of curing is
first to neutraAe all n,tciaci,c in TIE body;
ond to the expulsion Of the through the prop
outlets, provided by nature 4r llat purpose; ronse-
qtpntly lis action is confined 10 the bowels, although
il is greater there, bul extends the nostrs, throat
saivia glands lungs, skin and kidneys.
Each of The above drains is intended Ivy nature for TIE
discharge oi an oNcrcinn pecular 10 ITSELF and although
may Tor time compel tie constitution TO c.acuaic
the whole through drain. such heatm Mt cuunot AL
dogange Ac ,ciHnsm ct the lodl, and utterly tuin
THE health ol the patient. Il is true that all diseases a.
rise l"n imrm'a q the blond, lu it is also nne that
nature has provided MARY channels for tie discharge #
these mpHitts; thefeiuic aie nj likely Ia benefit
the patient h, namg On he laws ID nature, in bring
ing all the different KINDS e exf,elo,y matter through
calne hence the cyil Of at mp,Ine 10 all dis
eases by Of sweating, sonting or h!siclng
any other method VIII ems only class oi eXcfe-
tuics.
No medicine deserves 10 lie called Universal Rene
dy unless lis effects extends 10 each and every enc Of the
natural drains AMI this power is claimed by any
medicine except he !n!;an Pngati,e. In accordance
with these several properties, the ration Of The Indian
IWSdllNt u ItGhdltc stHte ul
Thus ii the ostllmlin. is forged in tic urna' fx-
crctofies il will diurc,ic lin The bronchial YES
srlS or rulno yeNcretorcs it Wi. nHUcc oIious sri-
ting; m he cells Of oouiar niemrlnrs or cNcet inS
n! tie skiD, gentle hut oiectuai cTaiGn "i'l he
kept ~; and uner every conf NATION ui circumstances,
il will act or less a cat,tis Here II Is prep
to remark, that although the rurgaIe always induces
an increased number of aly inc generations aud capa
bic o. overcoming lie most obstinate eases Of cpsi,enefs
il does raise hurricane" in the bowels, nor waste
the hp tl, IN Inv pkg
every lag Of he system, and for that reason are not
liable 10 o'eraCtoD in any one Part.
No disease ever WIS OF will lie cured unless Ky
medicines which produce the effect. aloyc mentioned
Every system Of practice Is more or less perfect, III pro-
portion It's power Of acting the different eNcitio-
RIGS; and tie ndian system claims pre- minence niy e-
cause it possesses the power Of opening, and Keeping
open all the natural diains
The inesmable value Of medicine which VIII act
On all the crcores, at aud at Tie same time, Is
more apparent when reflect that the humau body is
complicated machine, consisting ,fnunbcrless different
ami distinct members all Of which Intimately con-
nected, and mutually Deepen ant, that Part can be
injured without producing corresponding degree Of in
jury every other part; therefore pant Of tlr body
be diseased. and anoe, pant heay neiil er can
part lie cured while another part remains diseased.
Disease begins in the blood, and as the blood flows to
every prrt Of the system must become or less is
easel: disease is cured unless the is removed
and 10 the cause must restore the blood TO
healthy state and il the blood is made healthy every
/ part If the body must lie the same
We have illustrated the natural Indian system
pra tce, and the it is investigated the
asonabe appears; regards its truth, have anl,
to reflect that il taught by Mature, and therefore
must be When the body stands in need OF nour-
slng, impelled by hunger eat; and when is
diseased, we impciled by instinct medicine
AMI there cannot be doubt that # we lived in state
nature this instructive cling would always direct Il
the PROPER MEDICINE; hence the superiority o
the Indian system. The art OF healing first eanrC
n Vupds an % Tins ;ly UUutureu is tho