Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-30
". e. office ~ Il. College Of Hsai7 1913
fremont Street Boston,
1913
CITIZENS OF BATH AND LINCOLN COUNTY
GENERALLY. =

lTgnlOI OLFEtL DOSt0Jtx
CITIZENS OF Bath AND LINCOLN COUNTY
GENERALLY.
MR.. IT, HYDE of Bath, has been duly appointed
Agent forthe sale ofthe IN DIAN PURGATIVE
PILLS, tho County Of Lincoln, and he has this day
received his certificate of Agency together with supply
of the Pills. Ofhim you be assured Of obtaining the
genuine Pits. For fall particulars OF the ETrdorai-
nary Efficacy of The INpiA1 PoRe sTivE FILLS
read the following and an advertisement in another part
ofihis paper.
1t IS urifcn IN the book Of Nature and COM
mon .sensc, that the natural vegetable
productions of euery climate, are sufficient.
Jproperfy applied, 10 heal all the daseas-
es incident to That climate. -.
THIS PRINCIPLE IS IN ACCORD
ANCF with the views of The most learned rhysiolo'
rs who have examined into the effects OF segeta-
Bile medicine upon the human system. II is fact equal
Iy noorons that the aboriginal inhabitants ofiha conn-
try have attained greater skill in the admlnistrationpf
the simple remedies Of NATURE than the most srlentife
physicians have been able compass with all their
nostrums. This fat has inluccd the North American
College Of IIeal, to examine mnnely into the medi-
cines used by the distinguished Indian DOCTORS ana
to subject them all those chemical tests necessary
for asceanng their precise effect upon the human syS
tenn The result of these examinations and tests reser-
we'd in for several years, is the compromising oil simple
aud ceap vegetable medicine which the propretofs con-
lently believe, if administered seasonaby. and in the
ncpient stages of disease, adequate the cure
ofa the ellis the aes' engcndered in this climate
This medicine the Indian Pugatlre Fills whiehass
been but short time in use and which has already, in
its numerous cures, more than realized the well founded
expectations of its proprietors. -
The principal diseases incident this climate origi-
nate in the confirmed habits of the people relative to the
ament taken no the stomach. To correct the effect Of
these habits, A SIMPLE pURGATIvE, formed Of plants
indigenous the country, and intended by the God Of
Nature for other evident purpose than that of healing
the ills which human is subject, is as fNDlS-
PENSABLY NECESSARY as food itself. For in
stance the whole class Of liver diseases, in the various
forms Of iaundice, hatulencc, &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
mac, upon such substances ALL and remedy the de-
feet the bile is called into the stomach to assist diges-
iion and after performing its functions and exlaus'ns
ITS digestive powers, unless CARRIED OFF by the ap-
plication of PURGATIVE it is dispersed through tho
STEM and all that train of nveterate bilious
complaints, which Far dangerous in their ten
iency and effects than is generally supposed 10 re-
eve the blood from this great impurity md to keep all
the various canals of the body open and free, is tho
GREAT OBJECT Of the INDIAN PUGATIVE
PILL and that this Medicine is fully competent to such
effect, is not only proved by repeated experiments.
hut is admitted also by the distinguished physicians
and psychologists.
Iy PRINCIPAL OFFICE for the New England
States for the sale of the above VALUABLE PILLS,
No 1873 fremont street, Boston.
PRICE 25 CTS PER BOX. -
| TTA communications or applications for Agencies
must be addressed thus .sN. Z. office ~ "A. College Of
Health, 1913 fremont street, Boston,"
| ADDITIONAL AGENTS. Bangor, David Bngbce,
for Penobscot Cuunty-Frankfort, r. P. Ingalls;
Augusta. Vim. Caldwell.
Inl, octh 1923 IL