Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-11-01
ADDRESS TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE.

AT a time like the present, when country is liter
ally flooded with nos,rums brought from t0regn clines,
YOU may perhaps think ii of temery in TO oiler,
as candidate for your favor and patronage, Medicine
which is strictly AMERICAN. Common sense however,
teaches u.s. that those herbs which spring spontaneously
from our native soil be better adapted orr con-
sttutons than foreign medicines however useful the
latter may have been in the countries to which they pc
long The climate of the United States stands rvaled
for the production of medicinal plants, and very ttl-
investigation will suffice convince the skepical
that Our opca country able to supply all wants, in
dependent 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 Union, natural remedy applicable to
constitutions and competent to cure every durable
disease.
In bringing medicine before the public for the first
time il is genera; lly thought necessary impress the
people with idea Of the dcHt'eS encountered IN It's
discovery or the antiquity of its origin; thus one tells us
that his medicine is ga newly discovered chemical com
pound the result of many years intense study and scent
c tesearch; and another ascrlhes honor to somebody's
GRANDF THER,SSc. Now, as the success oil medicine
must depend ON its intrinsic mcri and not on ie Time
manner in which it discovered we can NOT see
the Of alsif, ing for the purpose oi investing ITS orr
gin with fictitious antiquity Such auNiiares are not
needed on the present OCCASION as single dose OF te
Indian urgative will suffice convince every Invalid
(and to such only look for impartial yUdir) That
It's curative effects are incidentally superior 10 those OF
any other medicines in Proud Oh inns SurtrI-
GRITTY, fictitious aid, but give to the world Tor
what it is--SIMPLY compound OF FOUR slMrLL
III RES used iot t,'e cure Of dlsGse,L i rs, ~
Coi'ohto WAhhioi'9 or liF; W. - I',,a
me ieis IS an eN2ectofami one sooo'il, , .rt
ne, ana one acailflc. Inc proper col'",'ton " w
above forms an antipntfes EN- ana deosual"
OF such EftlCACh and row TX as mas oet'' hitne.o
unknown IN inc art oil healing us no'e VI ou'."a
FIRST to neuraAe all utfeacl We matter III G no1!' SCI
ond to case the expulsion oihe through the prep-
er outlets provided by nature i'r 'na purpose +,
qent'y It's action IS not confined to me bowers, "oos"
Is greater there, but EXTENDS 10 me h7su'S' "i"
sallyIal glands, lungs. SKIN ana k'heys'
Each OF the above drains Is INTENDED by "a'''' '' ''
discharge OF an eNcrelon peculiar to ITSELF ana a'o"3h
we may Tor time compel tie constitution 10 eN""ate
The whole through one dram, such hcaiml ca""' ''''
TO derange the mechanism Of me BODY ana utterly 'h
the health OF the patient II is true thai al diseases a.
rise from impurities OF the blond, but Is also true 'I'
nature has provided many channels for The discharge {"
these impurities; Therefore We are nor Ney TO neeht
the patient by 'ran'ng on the laws "a nature III 'r'h9
ing all the different Kinds OF eAeleioy matter ho9h
one channel; hence the erilo attempting TO cure IL" us
eases by course of sweating, or vomiting, or ph$s'cs
or my other method WAC opens only one elias" Oh eAc'
tories.
No medicine deserves 10 be called Universal hrHe-
dy unless lis effects extends to each and every one OF '
natural drains and this power is claimed by any
medicine except the Indian Pnrga'Ne In acrordance
with these several properties, the operation OF TIE lna'
Pmeare is regulated by the state Of Tie patient body
mus u me o''.,t"c'iis matter Is iodg'o ~ '
cfetofieF' II win ac' as au'e''c; !, ~ 'e
sens O! ooni"'"'y eNcte,"aes' IL WI, """t 'oi' r.:
ing; Il IN e cells 81 reolr mc'n"''hs " ii, ~
81 the skih a gentle p"t eHec'eA' ~
heW Up; amt p"e' every co"',''".i % -
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