Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-11-22

This assertion may star ie the reader and appear to
him absurd a"d ridiculous. yet nevertheless u True
ha IL disease? When properly considered II ~ ony
yProRr ur NATURE eNpel from q body some oi
tcnding ,a,ise. Wr constituted tEit there Il
crnstnn tendency in naue I" eNpcl ~ throw oT wlai
IL iniuriun To hralih. hts u done by urne,~o'
sw at exp, cnraiiun yumif,&c. These the sewers
of the body thto gli which all the useless aud decayrd
matter is carried OF and long they kept open,
so long viii the body continue in health. Eut when
irom eating improper food, other ca'se the bow' is
become costye. sudden transition from heat To cold
the pores OF the sk hccome closed. Of tie other
dr ms bee me ob>iiucied evil co sequences are sure 10
How. The fonl tier " hch shcnd escape hy these
outlets instead of passing oft nature intended Is
tanned IN the body, aud clc puIihc IN the stomach
or h. taken up hN the absorb vessels and added to the
circulation. his n'pure matter floating about the sys
ten, IN the blood, IL DISEASE ~ latent FORM II
nIeIimes appears lIHr,ncss for whie. hut NATURE
always the alert discovers the intrudcrs and
nnIrdnt ly commences struggle Tor their expulsion
II will be- observed hat IN orde 10 accomplish tins
undertaking she alwny directs her eff IT'S TO TiIE
OPENING or THE NATURAL DRAINS OF TUE
BDny. The blood is quickrned in its cir ulafon-it
rushrs with violence through the sy ten, aud meihs
ihrnuyh AZ oppo.iiou. This iucrrHsoi ation ar com
motion IL called fever Nature aways exeis herself IN
pro oition Ia the nonnt Of alor she is compel ed Ia
perform therefore ~ proportion ns the body IS more or
loss AIDED with corrupted bumors, 20 WI The comin"
tion be or less violent. " nature he totally NJ
oLrcrrp on cou ,tEuACTEp IN her efforts To cmovn ut
f,ndng matter (dscnsrl II is not wond'ru that undor
such circumstances the body should sink under the con
Iict. NSSISrING NATUCE should be- or chief study,
and 'or this prrp SO M MEDICINE " lLL VI FOUND
So Ell eat tL as tho
INDIAN PURGATIvE PILLS,
~ their ehorts extend to EVERY ONE Of the natural
drains Whilst under IL influence the body Nil be
cent IN gente but eiiectual perspir-tun. The blood
viii throw OF the grosser PARTICLES Of It's npnrty into
the bowels from, which II III be expelled hy the pnea-
tive quality of the Pills. Aud unler every circum
stance if pocry per rvcrrd with. " j. impossible bat
that EVERY nSEi T. must YIELD To their row
ERfl l. LiNFltENCE.
Thus htriy have endenvored 10 add ess ourselves
10 the understanding Of the re Idro show to him IN
as oondcnscd and concu i've mannrr ns ro'shic the
rnunds aud us why We claim EAFRAOkDiNA-
~ PuNEGS for the
INDIAN PURGATIVE FILLS.
One other fact we would par iculary 'tamp upon The
memory of The reader u Is universally known nnd
acknow edr.i that the tNUiASsa.c the most skilinl
In the cure nf diseases 81 ANY people IN The world a"d
common sense teaches that herbs which spring pon
taheously ,rein onr native SOIL IL properly conricd
and applied are The best adapted '" our constitutions
Therefor when Occupied with the aboyel we assure
The reader t,at the INDIAN PCRGAllNE FILLS hRT
SIMPLY coNPnr>p oF FOUR SlNPbE HEEBS VOW
,Sustyrps,L usg nv rHE NoHru AMEucAN INDIANS
we tr,i IIs l. Convinced oi their srttlor lua's hnd
ihcIolre competent to the cure OF every tuabie ds
ease.
~ Principal nce for tie stl" "i The above NrIut
BIZ PILLS. No. Ins .munt near nni = /, 'ostoh.
Prize - Cent. Ier ro,, with full ditcctr NJ.
~ The C,Iinu ing p, rsuns daily appointed AGENr
ftr he saie I, { the abuvt Ili.i,~.
NENPOgT--lDSEpil W. EDDY. th'paieh''-
jiotsrc kimbtIl Cnnin,ons--l h'ip y. Little Paw
cket--Dayid B.neditt. Provide rco--iobu fady -
Wonnsocket 90 John n. Walkrr NcNord-spnuc
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