Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-11-16

Established al Wosh;,,, "'a
ADDRESS TO THE AMra ~
PEOPLE AMERIcls|
FELLOW CITIZENS.
the present, when our coun,,, a. az ! In
ed with nostrums brought from ,saleiaHyt
you may perhaps think il an a.; yo,relgls
Us 70 offer, as a candidate for von, s i
patronage, a Medicine which i ' NIL. Ia'r
icAN. Common sense, howe,. s"'elg
that those herbs which sn,;n. latla
from our native soil, must he ,ioA'sns
our constitutions than forei, n ,a 'sr slap
ever useful the latter NAV bavs .0sl'e
countries 10 which they beIonr '' % rrh
of the United States stands ns,; ims
production Of medicinal pIan,s III
investigation will suffice 70 coov; a 'sg
skeptlcal that our oirn country !. ID
ply all our wants, independent If 49, I'
sistance. poesi
In bringing a medicine before N. &,
The first time, it is generally thonss, w.
To impress the people with al NJ y. u v. 4
cutfies encountered in lis Discovers v
tiquity of its origin; thus one ,slI' ~
medicine Is a neivly diseorereS !
compound, the result Of NAM vsa,, 3
study and scientific researek u ..a
ascrIbes the honor to son,sLoa,,.,
THER, &c. Now, as the Success ~ s ~,
must depend on It's own intriusc Xxx.
not on the Time or manner ia wbieb
covered, we cannot see the use orE,l'4.
the purpose of investing irs orio;. s.l,
tious antiquity. Such auxiliaries ~. ~ 4.
ed on the present occasion. as s;r..
the Indian Purgative will sulGce 4 -
every invalid (aDd to such onIy We ~ \
impartial vrrdict) that IFS e,goiis, ,s..'l
intellectually superior to those Of ann siS,s
Icinc now in use. Proud Of III. ,,r,,..
we scorn fictitious aid, but give ilto M
for what it's, SIPMLY A campound NM
SIMPLE HERBS. used for he rr'. \
ease, b. THE COPPER CCIOREDWl
RlORS OF THE WEST. OuedG,l
Is an expeciorant, one a sudori6s. oSs
reiic, aud one cGihdriie. The yr,us
binafion OF the above forms a nediriue 4
EFFICACY ard POWER as has ia !!
erto unknown 10 the ART Of healing n
Of curing Is first TO neutralize ell puttss|
matter Ia the body; second 10 cause tie a
sion OF the Same through the worer IN
provided by nature for that purpoe q
quently iis action Is bot confined 70 The b,u|
although il is greatest there, butsxtsnl,b
nostrils, throat, ssliyial glands, lungs ii. l
kidneys.
Each ofthe above drains Is intended 4
ture for the discharge of an rxcretiou Of "a
rity peculiar 10 itsell, aud although We rsy
time compel the constitution to eyafpas
whole through one drain, such treatment
not fat Ia derange the mechanism ofths d
aud utterly ruin the health Of The patier.
IS true that all Diseases arise from impUitn|
the blood, but il is also true that naiba
provided many different channels ior iAsl
charge of these impurities; therefore vi
5 riis laws d nsfGte ii, IN Bringing ii x ,',s
efent kinds Of excretory matter through
shannel; hence the evil Of attempting ID
III diseases by course Of sweating, OF sd
ng, or physicing. or any other method \
opens only one class Of excretoTirs.
No medicine deserves 10 he caIleil a Laa
'ai Remedy unless its effects extend 10 each
very one Of ihe natural drains, and thk 4
,r is not even claimed BY any medicine I'd
he Indian Purgalive. In accordance I
ihese several properties, the operation q
IndisB Purpaiive is regulated by The slis
he patients b'dy. Thus, if the obstl@a
matter is lodged in the unnai eScTeiorn|
will act as a dlureiic: il il the bionchial
iels or pulmonary excfetuTics, II will induce
lcctoiniion: lin the cells Of the cellular Y
,rane or excreiories Of the skin, gentle az
ectual perSbiraiion will be kept up; ans p
very combination Of circumstances, i VII
more or less as a caihatic. Here il IS ~
o remark, that although the purgalNe am
induces an increased number Of avlne eSS|
ions, and is capable Of overcoming Tue 4
sts,inate cases Of coStiyencS, i does no'
hurricane" 10 the bowels. nor waste
lcalthy Juices BY over-aetion. It's eiirss
end to every part Of the system, and iO'
eason are NOT liable TO over action 70 aOy
The incstimahlc value 81 4 n'ea'fi'e "
viii act on all the excretones, AZ one an
anne time, is more apparent when We 4
hat The human body is complicated ina Sa.
insisting Of numbcrless different ana ahu]
members, all of which arr 50 intimately u
ccfed, and mutually descendant 'ns' =.
art, can be injured without producing
degree of injury % !, every su N
ant; therefore, one part Of the BODY esa's,
iseased, and another part healthy; us'.s
ne part be cured white another PAU '.~ =,
Disease begins in The olpO', .' =
he blood flows 10 every part Of the sss w.
sery part of The system must beeoue a~'
50 diseased; no disease is cured unss
ause is removed. and TO remove we ,as''
lust restore the blood to heallny s's
the blood is made healthy, every P''
ody must be The same. ..lm
We have now illustrated Inc na'u' + <
ian system of practice, and me iOo.. .s "
estigated the More reasonable y sHs,s,|
CARDS lis truth, we have only % t s's '.S,
as taught by NATURE, and 'neie'o 'S a nd
ne. When the body stands N nes = a, i !
hment, we are impelled by hcngeIel, % s. insii|
hen il Is diseased, we are lmprhru y lad
use medicine; aud there eanny ~, J. ,bs
lat If we lived ia state Of n ,..,, q IA
motive feeling would always dilsv' ' 81
ROPER MEDICINE: hence the 4, s'I Ps.i|
OF the Indian Systems \ nc s's ~ thr 4
as first learned in the woods 'nu a. N les|
e untutored savage is the best u l'',. nne VI
/; fofthe Indian practiceiS ne oeI' immuu|
consonant 10 those eternal az"