True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-25
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II y clitiCa VI ili ErIt, i'ift t'Nut CdiFCie1 SILT IiltlIt, |
.sip!liiitic and merc,rial riiseases, particularly ulcers aud
painful affections ct the bones, liberated throat p". nos
trils, ulcers of every desarptipn, leTev sores, and internal
istulas, piies, scajd head, sc,lrvy, biles, chro-
mic sore eyes, crysipelis,h lnties, and every variety of cl-
taneous affection, chronic Catarri,, head ache proceed
ing from any acrid hutaor, paln in the stomach and iys-
pepsia proceeding from variation, aticctions Of the liver,
chronic inflammation o. the kidneys, and general deiili-
" caused iy atorpid action OF the vessels of the skin. 1t
is sing 7i2IIy eiicaeious i'll rcnnvating those constitutions
whiet, have been broken down by iujudicious treatment,
Juvenile irregularities. In general terms, it is RECON-
.nenhr4i IN all those diseases which arise from impurities
of the blood, or initiation of the huinors, of whatever
name or kind.
Some Of the above complaints may require some tri-
fling assistant applications, whicl, the circumstances of the
ease will die,a.-; but for a general remedy or Psriiicator
to remove the cause, the INDIANS PANACEA will
genetally be found sufficient.
10 THE PUBLIC.
iiow trnc il is, that modern Physicians, IN their am
biuon to excel in their profession; explore the vast fields
OF science BY the aid of clemistry, and seek out new re-
medal agents; in short, to arrive at perfection in the
practice by means of art alone entirely overlook and
neglect, AS beneath their notice, the rich and boHnteous
stores Of mcdicine, which the Almighty has caused to
spring out of the earth in every CLINE! And how much
more true is that while the American Physician looks
TO iolelgn countries for many Of his most common and
necessary articles, perpetualiy changing as they are at
the dictates offas'lon o%rfolly, lie is surrounded in his
own country with an endless profusion of medical plants,
Sufficient to answer any indication in disease or to cure
"y >''" Il u 1 lS 10 htiuh VI kItCtt NIIe
incs, and they are suffered to waste their healing on the
desert air.
The effects of vegetable medicines upon the system are
tempolary--tiose OF minerals lasting. The former cx.
crt their effects and pass otf-the latter, mercury in par
t,cuiar, act chemically upon the solids, dcoomposing
the homes and undermining The constitution bya slow
and sure destruction.
The congeniallity, efficiency and SAFETY o~fveseta-
bic reinetics aver mineral, may he estimated by contrast
ing the ANCIENT practice with the modern; or, to bring il
more Immediately under our own observation, tho lndi-
an practice with that of the whites. Who, in America,
mas not known or heard of repeated instances wherein
some decrelid, unpretcniinS female Indian, hy meanso of
her simple remedies alone, las affected the most rapid
a'd astonishing cures, after the Niateira Medica of the
'emmon practice, directed in the most skilful manner,
has foiled' Aud who has not been surprised ut the COM
VaIaii>e case aldlucility with which the Indian frees him
self from any disease, and at the almost tota abstinence
Of chronic disease among thema Who has ever heard
Of an Indian with n constitution broken and ruined by
lilt,ealtnentt Aad can a doubt exist that this happy cx-
empt'on of the savage from most of the ills which the
fesl, of man is l,eirto, is chiefly owing to more genia
aud safe remedies which he e1nploysl This astonish-
ing difference i'll success, is a fair exempliica;ion OF the
infinite superiority Of The simple and safe means of cure
which God has created for the benefit of his children,
oyer,ilose which the pride and the art of man have in
, vented.
From along residence among a portion of the aborigin-
al Inhabitants OF this country, and All intimate acquain-
lance with the methods OF cure OF some of their most
successful practitioners, the proprietor Of 'Ihe Indians
ranacea, acquired a knowledge of some Of the most
powerful and tavorite remedies. From these hese,ected
such as were most efhcacious and appropriates, and after
various experiments to test their principles and strength,
he has combined them in The form here presented, as The
q st peri ct and beneficial for the purpose Tor which it
isr~rcmnmendcd.
The proprietor offers this preparation to the public,
with The consciousness that he is placing wilhin,heir sea,
Il remedy capable ofrelieving many Of his afflicted tel-
low beings, who arc suffering under The various chronic
and obs, mate complaints to which 1t is applicable. To
such it will prove of incalculal'le value, as the means,
and in may eases, the only means otlelicving their suf-
ierin,s an, restoring them once more to health and hap
piucss. This is not offered rs a common remedy, that
may per clans" he equally good will, many others now
II muse, bat as one which is capable of saving life inmany
extreme cases which all the unusual lemet!iestail. This It
has done repeatedly; and this is the reputation it has OBJ
taincd wherever il has been introduced.
1t is onl" about three years since this preparation Was
presented 10 the public: L.tin . that short space OF tlme,
some hundreds Of persons ny CHI be found, who would
solenluly declare that they believed that their lives were
saved by ii, and in moa Eases alter they had tried many
ard perhaps all the common remedies in vain. Wllel.
ever it is kno%ni it is iapIdly coming into use, and Ills
affords the most substantial and convincing proof Of ii
merits.
The value f de Panacca most conspicuous in those
icug standing and svlhilitic and scrotnlo,Is affections
which have dried all Oiher re.nctirs, and parli AI uly
in those eases wGrlr incrcury las brcn so Lavish Is used
AS t" canS" Distressing pains in the bones, nodes, mercn
rial ulcers, arrangement O! the digestive organs, &C.
These IT completely removes, and mail cases ii entire
~ e'ntiicHies tic diseases and effects Of mercury, u1,c-
V0lcSii constitution, anu leaves the patient sound and
well. IN rlytnadis,, and in liberated sore ,lu",ai, its
'MeII'y rt!'els arc no. les apparent, giving aisl@sl inme-
,,Ittr rcligt.
1&aAyn in ,"n,,' ho@ca, the l,n'iaa's E,paraa onorp,cs
ne en- al'rrG,at" 'n"i detergent; a tiaHl nrtir, iiultair,
AID iaxHti>cs, al au'i-almsmu,iic and .uol, nc; and il,
proper eases, a,a5t nYascuic ;nui rininpnHgu.ur. Gr,rr.
all, t.IT1ssrti, itilmiH4Nna IA the scerptAilus nI ,y
cfcil"t'S, g'vcston"'n Nae a"srat't, '1ri pxales action il,
HE GIHHdsl q particular ,talmgi. From l!ieac. iriimi-
pho hso!tlations may be understood.
thus medicine has Been ia:M! highly nerlial in mau,
ambiguous diseases no, here specified. and il las lrru
'lsr'l with wonderful h,!a:"Ss as a s. riug and a .all III
1!''l, h1tH"s" Mhn ave ii2iecttornr,piHunt, of the chest.
Wi3 "iinsc constitutions N,tiuire now 1igpr. ssuci, urr-
su,,s uiti do well To use iPo OF three hrtiiysi. small uo-
So. Wicue:rr = di,t Il, ink is considered NECESSARY.
Ibis im,acca, taken in a SINAI! dnsc; Will answer all lis
purposes, IN much less time, AT less expense, and in a
lar more agreeable n,,ne9 ,i,an the common die, driut.
Iiie following certificates, cut CT hundreds similar,
Which might be procured, are giv-nto SHOW the effect Of
the iAdlal's eMlacea, in c,arious complain,st nery,a
mentioned; and also 10 exhibit in The most "a, isf.c,o,,
manner It's superiority OVERTIME syrups in common use,
CASES OF RiiEUMA7lSM.
CuAELEsToH, Nov. Is, 1882.
During the las, v winter and spring, | WIS afflicted with
a avery severe and distressing ,h .umatism, occasioned By
exposure IN bad weather. | now take great pleasure il
stating, t',st six bottles Of the Indians Pa,meea, rcs.or,t,
me to pcriec, health, and l confidently rccomlncud il 10
all similarly afflicted.
. JOHN FERGUSON, King st.
CHARLESTON. Marcel, 27, 1889.
was seized about three years since, with a distressi,e
rheumatism, caused by taking a severe cold, while unArr
the influence OF mercury, aud which has disabled r.
from business nearly ever since. During this period
have hctn n patient in the Marine Hospital, in this cit
upwards OF fnur mouths, and nearly the same length,
time in the Baltimore Hospital, and tried almost ever
remedy, with little benefit, On the 10Th of tcbruar,
last, atthat time scarcely able 10 move about upon clulch.
es, ] commenced the use of Indians Panacea. liz our
naon,h ! found myself entirely freed from pain, and ar.
now happy to state that consider myself perfectly well,
~ Wh. FUCKER, 10 Market ST.