True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-01
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A. aciaca or hip gou lnrif'oht cancers, SAT- rheuh,,
subtitle and merral diseases, particularly ulcers and
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the bones, liberated throat %" nos
s ulcers of every Description, fever sofes and internal
assesses stuas piles, scald head scury, blles c.ro-
mic sore eyes spells ohGs and every variety OF cl
ancous affection chronic Caarh, head ache proceed
ing from acrd hmor pain in the stomach, and dys-
pepsa proceeding from variation affections oil the liver,
chronic Inflammation of the Kidneys and general deb-
v caused bv torpid action of the vessels of the skin. 1t
is singllarlv eic9cous in renovang those constitutions
which have been broken ,iown by inudicinus reatmen
juvenile irregularities. In general terms, it is recon-
nene IN all those diseases wlcharise from impurities
of the blood or initiation of the humors, of whatever
name or kind.
Some of the above complains may require tri-
fling assistant applications which the circumstances OF the
case will dica:n but for general remedy or Purhca'or
remove the cause, the INDIANS PANACEA will
generally be found sufficient.
TO TIE PUBLIC.
flow true it is, that modern Physicians, IN their ann
bton excel in their profession; explore the vast fields
of science by the aid of chemisy, and seek out
medal agents. in short, to arrive at perfection in the
practice by means of art aone,-sntrely overlook and
neglect, beneath their notice. the rich and boHnteous
stores of medicine, which the Almighty has caused to
spring out of the earth in every cline! And how much
more true isit that while the American Physic IN looks
to foreign countries for many OF his most common and
necessary articles, perpeuay changing as they are at
the dictates fashion folly, he is surrounded in his
country with endless profusion Of medical plants,
sufficient to any indication in disease TO
any cu4blc disorder; aud yet he is ignorant Of their v
tues and they suiered to waste their healing the
desert air
The effects of vegetable medicines upon the system
temporary-those of minerals lasting The loimer ex-
ert their effects and pass ohe latter mercury in par
ticuar, act chemically upon the solids, decomposing
the bones and undermining the constitution by slow
and sure destruction.
The congeuallity, efficiency and SAFETY ofvegeta-
BILE remedies mineral, may be estimated by conras
ing the ancient practice with the modern; Or to bring il
more immediately under our own observation, III" 'nd
practice with that of the whites. Who, in America,
mas not known heard of repeated instances wherein
decrepd unpretendins female Indian, by means of
her simple remedies alone has affected the most rapid
and astonishing cures after the Alaeira Neica of the
-emmon practice, directed in the most skfu manner,
has oiled And who has mo-, been surprised at the
pa,iy case and facility with which the Indian frees him
self any disease, and at the almost ota abstinence
of chronic disease among theml Who has heard
OF Indian with constitution broken and ruined by
illrcatmeml Aad doubt exist that this happy ex
emp,ion of the savage from most of the ills which the
flesh of man is heir TO- is chiefly owing more gena
and safe remedies which he employsi This astonisl,-
ing difference in success is fair excmpcatioh of the
infinite superiority of the simple and safe means Of cure
which God has created for the benefit of his children,
/ those which .ep pride and the art of man have i'll
f vented.
From long residence among portion of the aborign-
n! inhabitants OF this country, and al intimate acgua-
lance with the methods of cure of of their ,mos
successful practitioners, the proprietor OF 'Ihe lndans
$ Panacea, acquired knowledge of some OF the most
powerful and tavore remedies. From these he selected
l. such most ecacious and appropriacs, and atel
various experiments To test their principles and strength
: he has combined them in the form here presented, The
most peri ct and beneficial tor the purpose Tor Which
', is rcconlmeutcd.
= The proprietor offers this preparation to the public
, with the consciousness that he is placing whntheir
J.; remedy capable ofreevng many OF his afflicted tel
low BEINGS who AZ" suffering under the various chrome
!, and obstinate complaints to which 1t IS applicable IL
such it will prove of incalcuae value, the
Il and IN many cases. the only means ot renewing their sui
ieinSs and restoring them once more to health and hap
;, p'ness his is not offered as common remedy tina
If per chance he equally good with others nov
ID htsc, but rs one winch IS capable OF SAVING ne inm'i
. extreme cases "neh all 'ne uhush''the'esili. ms
mas doe reca'eny an" this is 'ne reputation t's oh
q '"'cn Wherever II mas pee iiti"u"cco'
g IL is only about thrce years since ms preparation wa
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