Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-12-05
HF"T OF J0'F'F" TT NV
1 INDIAN PURG A TIVE PYL Is,
OR UNIVERSAL MEDICINE
OF THE

This assertion may star lie the reader and appear To
him absurd aud rdi'uous. yet nevertheless Is TEug
Wha IL disease! When properly eonside'eh II II only
an Effort NATURE Ia eApel from t'e body Foie oil
tending cause. y e are constituted that there Is
constant tend ncy in nature To eNpe 81 throw on what
njriuus tu health This Is done by urine ,stoi,
sw at exp corai ion von &c. hose are the sewers
of the body through which all the useless ani decayed
matter carried Off aud sn long they Sept cien,
So long viii the body Continue Ia health. Eut WHEN
from eating improper iuOd, other cause, the bo"ls
become costie, or Sudden transition from heat Ia cold,
the pores OF the SKIN bccome closed amy oi the other
drus bee me ohslruced evl consequences are sure To
low. The foul mrttcr which should escape by these
outlets INSTEAD ct passing on as nature intended Is re-
famed IN the body and either puries Ia the stomach,
taken up By tho absorb nj vessels and added To the
crcuaion. his tp pure matter hoains about the sys
tenn, in the blood Is DISEASE - A LATENT Fonn. IL
me ines appears harmless for while, but NArUEE
always The alert snon discovers the intruders aud
inn nedat Nv cnme nrcs struggle Tor thsir expulsion
will be observed hat In Order To accomplish this
undertaking she always directs her ell fj 10 TUE
IOPENfNG or TlE NATURAL DRAINS or THE
! BODY. The blood is qnckrned in it's cir untioh-t
rishes with violence through the sy' ten, aud breaks
ihrouth al opposition. This ucrtnsei miIon or com
motion ~ called fever. Nature awnys eSeit' herc'i W
pro- olion Ia the amount of labor ST. q compel Ell 10
perform therefore III opnrton as the bndy ~ more or
LEES l. AIDED with corrupted burners, 80 VIII The cOnino
tion be less violent. II nature he totally NE
GLLcrLp oouNTEEACTLD in her efforts 10 remove a.
ndng matter disease il is not wond riu' that under
such circumstance the body should sax un1cr ihr con
/ dict. ASsiSTiNG NATURE should br onr chet study,
and Tor this purpose 40 MEDICINE WILL re FOUND
50 EfFECIUAl. as the
| INDIAN PURG ATIVE r is,
az their efforts extend to EVERY ONE Of the natural
drains. " hist under us influence the body will he
kept in gentle hit efieclua erspiation. The blood
will throw of the sroSser particles "f It's impnrty INTO
the bowels from which will be expelled by the pntpa-
tive quality Of the ills. And under every circum
stance IL pio,ery PCT everod with, 1t IL impossible brt
that EVERY DsEA- T. must YIELD TO their POW
ERFt l. INFLUENCE.
Thus briefly have endeavored 10 add esS ourselves
to the understanding Of the teadcrto show In him IN
as condensed and concr i've manntr 0s ro sibe the
grounds and reas ms why we claim EArRAURDfNA-
| RY POWERS for The
| INDIAN PuRGNTIVE FILLS.
! One other fret we ould particularly stamp upon The
memory ofthe rrader. u is universally known and
acknowledg that the INDIANs NE the most skilfIl
common ierchcs that herbs which spring pon.
and applied are ,hr best adapted constitutions.
Therefore when coupled with the above we assure
the reader l. at the lNnIAN PURGATINE Pills aRE
SIMPLY A COMPOUND or FOUR SIMPLE HHEBS now
~ UNIVERSAL USE PY tlfg NoRru AMratciN 'NDIAss, ),
tru hs is Convinced Of their superior qua lilies, and
therefore competent TO the cure of every turabe dts
ease.
Or Prime pal fthce for tie sale Of the above Nalua-
bile PILLS No. l9S Trcmont near out ~, iostOn.
| PRICE, 25 Cents Fer Ron, with full direct'ns
| or The follow ing persons are duly appointed AGENTS
fCr ihe sale &c the above IlllS.
/ NEWrOET-JOSEPH w. EDDY. Chepatchet-
Horace Kimhall. Commons hilip y. Little. Paw
tncket-David Benedict. Providence-John tady -
Woonsoc cket--John Is. Walker. Nickford-sanuei
Fierce.