Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-30
The Art Of Hsaiing had ats oraginin the
acoods, and Mr forest is still The best
Mfdicat S,h00l."
The Nv stHAN E'urgatfvc
PILLS,
UNIVERSAL MEDICINE
OF he.North American Coilege of Health,
Estabs Ii ed at Washington ID. G. Jan. 9Th 1888.
ADDRESS TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE.

ADDRESS TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE.
Fellow Ctieens.
AT time like the present, when country is liter
ally Gonded in nsliums hrouglt from orekH clImes,
you may pciha think it o temtrity in lis TO ohtr,
as candidate Cor your favor and patronage, Medicine
which Is strictly AMERICAN. Common sense however,
TEACHES Us, that those herbs which srng sruntnrousy
from native soil be better ssI ted
situations than t3ragn medicines however useful the
hitter may have been in the countries to which they he
long. The climate of the United States stands uur'aled
for the production Of cinal pants, and very Lutte
nyeStg atiun i'll suffice convince the skertca
that country allie to supply all wants IN
ren!eut Of fore IN assistance.
Deeply Impressed with the i'm ortance Of the above
facts, We venture 10 recommend ihe INDIAN PURGA-
TIVE 10 the patronage Of our fellow citizens in every
section % tie Union, natural remedy, Al rabe to
constitutions, and peent to every durable
disease.
In bringing medicine before the public for the first
time, it is generally thought necessary impress the
people with idea Of the dfcates encountered in Its
discovery or the ongat4 Of its origin; thus one tells us
that hs medicine is "a newly discovered chem'c. COM
pound the result OF many years intense study ami siet-
hc esearch; and another ascrbcs honor 10 som bodys
GRANDF TIER, &c Now, az the success Ut medicine
must depend nn lis intrinsic meri s. AMI not ON the time
or manner IN which it was discovered, we can not see
the use OF tlsh, ing for The purpose Of investing its orr
GIN with ciIiaus antiquity. Such axiliries are not
needed on the present occasion, single dose of the
lhilan l'u g.ine will suffice TO convince every invalid
(an TO cl only we look for impartial verdir) that
Its curative effects inracuaLy superior to those #
any other medicines in Proud oi this SUPERB
ofty we scoin fictitious aid but 81 1t t" the wori for
what 1t SIMPLY a compound Of FOUR SIMPLE
HERBS, used for the cure Of disease by fiIE COPPER
COLOkED WARRIORS OF lliF WEST. O,e of
the herbs is an expectorant, 5odorifc, durec
tic, aud one catharic The proper com a ion Of the
above Ion ms an ant putfes and leo strIcnt med ne
ofsuch EFFICACY AMI POWER as has been hitherto
unknown in The art Of healing Its mode Of curing is
INST to neuraiize all pueiactve matter in the body;
oni To cause The expulsion Of the through the prop
er outlets, provided by nature for hat purposes
qent'> lis action is cn.nrd to the bowels, although
it is greater tIere bu extens to the nustrs, throat
sali'ial gdnis, lungs, skin aud kidneys.
Each of The above drains is intended by nature for the
discharge Of an eXcreinn peculiar ITSELF and although
We may tor time compel the constitution to evaclate
the whole through DRAIN such treatment cannot fail
10 derange the mechanism Of The body, and utterly ruin
the health # the patient. 1t is true that all diseases
rise fran mlmis Of the Io'd, but it is also that
nature has provided many channels for the discharge Of
these impurities thcfciDe we likely TO benefit
the patient by uanpling on the laws Of nature in bring.
ing Ill the different kinds Of eAcreiory matter through
one channe hence The Is il ii attempting 10 all dis
eases by course # sweating vomiting, ply scing,
any other method winch OPENS only class OF excre-
tories.
No m iicine deserves to he called Universal Rene
Dc unless its effects exlends each and every Of the
natural drains and this power claimed by any
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