Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-09-20
~ Z. office N. A. College Of Health. 1913
@l fremont Street Boston,
CITIZENS OF BATH AND LINCOLN County
GENERALLY.

GENERALLY.
MR.. II. HYDE Of Bath, has been duly appointed
Agent for the sale ofthe ! n ri AN PURGATIvEl
PILLS, in tho County Of Lincoln, an he has this day
received his certificate of Agency together with supply
ofthe Pills. Ofhm you be assured Of obtaining the
genuine Pills. For full particulars of the Ertraordi-
nary Efficacy of the INDIAv PURe,rIvE PILLS
read the following and advertisement in another part
oftllis paper. raf Ef sz
1t is ,criften an The book Of Nature and Corn
moa Sense, that the natural Uegetable
productions of every climate, are sufficient,
3proper'y applied, to hoal all the diseas-
| es incident to thqt climate.
THIS PRINCIPLE is IN ACCORD
ANCE with the views Of the most learned pl,ysiolo-
gsis who have examined into the effects of vegeta
BILE medicine upon the human system 1t is fact equal
Iy notorious that the aboriginal inhabitants Of this
try have attained greater skill in the administration Of
the simple remedies of nature than the most scientific
physicians have been able to compass with all their
nostrums. This fart has induced the North American
College of Health to examine infinitely into ha med-
cnes used by the most distinguished Indian doctors. and
to subject them all to those chemical tests necessary
for asceraning their precise effect upon the human sys
The result of these examinations and tests reser
we'd in for several years. is the compoundng ola simple
and cheap vegetable medicine which the proprieors
fleny believe if administered seasonably, AMI in the
more inc pient stages of disease is adequate to thu cure
of all the ellis Of the esh'' engendered in this climate
This medicine the Indian Purgave Fills whichhave
been but short time in use, and which has already in
its numerous cures, than realized the well founded
expectations of its proprietors. s
'f'e principal diseases incident to this climate orig
nate in the confirmed habits of the people relative IA the
amenl taken nio the stomach To correct the effect
these habits, SIMPLE PUReATIvE, formed of plants
indigenous to the country, and intended by the God Of
Nature for other evident purpose than that Of healing
the ills to which human nature is subject, is lNDIS-
| PENSABLY NECESSARY as food ITSELF For in
stance the whole class of liver diseases, in the various
forms of jau'dice, hatulence, &c, superinduced
mainly by taking into the stomach green vegeta
BILE substances or animal fat. The gastric juice of the
stomach in its natural and healthy state, has no power
mact upon such substances at all; an to remedy the de-
feet the bile is called into the stomach assist diges-
tion and after performing its functions and exausling
its digestive powers, unless CARRIED OFF by the APP
plicalion of PURGATIvE it is dispersed through the
Stem, and creates all that train of nveterate bilious
complaints, which far dangerous in their tell
dency and effects than is generally supposed To
eve the blood from this great inquiry, nn to keep all
the various canals of the body open and free. is the
GREAT OBJECT of the INDIAN PUGATlyE
PILL; and that this Medicine s fully competent such
AN effect is not only proved by repeated experiments,
but is admitted also by the most distinguished physicians
aud psychologists. r8 tz8Hs4
ITPRINCIPAL OFFICE for the New England
States, for the sale of the above VALUABLE PILLS.
No 1913 fremont street, Boston.
eH1 PRICE 25CTS PERBOX. ~.
GJ,All communications applications for Agencies
must be addressed thus IN. T.. office N. A. College Of
Health 1913 fremont street, Boston,
ADDITIONAL AoESrs. Bangor, David Bagbee
for Penobscot C"inty-Frankfort, F. P. Ingalls,;
Augusta. VIM Caldwell. -.
July 18th 1888. 50 rA Is