Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-02-14
Indian Purgative Pills,
"A natural remedy-applicable to our Con-
siitutions-and competent 10 cure
every careabie disease
may be found IN The
INDIAN GATIVE PILLS,
OR UNIVERSAL MEDICINE
OF THE
NORTH AMERICAN COLLEGE OF HEALTH,

This assertion may starle the reader and appear To
him absurd and dicnous yet nevertheless II Is TRUE.
Whai Is disease? When properly considered IL is onIy
an EFFORT OF NATURE to expe from tie body some Of
ending cause. Ne aie SO constituted that there Is
constant tel dency In nature 10 expel throw off what
ever injurious hralt. This Is done by urine stool
Nv at exp. coraiion voniit&c. These are the
of the body through which all the useless and decayed
matter Is carried off and so long as they are Kept open,
50 long will the body continue IN health But when
from eating improper food other cause, the bowels
costve sudden transition from heat to cold
he pores OF The skin become closed amy of the other
dr. bee Obstruced evil sequences are sure 10
How. The foul matter which should escape by these
outlets nstesd Of passing off as nature intended, Is re-
tanned in the body, and either pures in The stomach,
l. taken up by the absorb vessels aud added the
circulation. his impure matter floating about the sys
TEN, In the blood Is DISEASE IN Latent FORM. II
sometimes appears harmless for while, but NATURE
always on the alert soon discovers the ntruders ard
mmed atcy commences struggle ior their expulsion.
u Will be observed 'hat IN orderto accomplish TINS
undertaking che always directs her eff,rts TO TlE
OPENING OF THE NATURAL DRAINS OF THE
BODY The blood Is quickened In its circuIaton-it
nshes with violence through the system, and break
through all opposition. This increased action COM
motion Is called fever Nature always exeis herself In
proportion to the amount of labor she Is compelled 10
erfom therefore In proportion The body Is more
ess AIDED with corrupted huDiors, SO will the commo-
tion be or less violent. nature be totally Ne
GLEcrEp coUNTRRAcTED In her efforts Ia remove o.
Finding matter tdiseass 1t Is not wonderful that under
such circumstances the body should sink under the
dict ASSISTING NATURE should be- our chief study,
and for this pmTp Sc NO MEDICINE WILL BE FOUND
SO EFFECTU III as the
INDIAN URGATIVE PILLS,
as their efforts extend to EVERY ONE of the natural
drains. " hist under its influence the body will be
hept In gentle but eectuaI perspiration. The blood
will throw Off The groSser particles of its lmpurity into
the bowels from which will be expelled by the purea-
tive quality of the Pills. And under every crculn
stance, II properly persevered with 1t is impossible bat
that EVERY DISEASE must YIELD to their POW
ERFuL INFLUENCE.
Thus briefly have endeavored to add ess ourselves
to the understanding Of the reader-o show To him in
as condemned and conclu i've manner possible the
grounds and reas ms why we claim EXTRAORDlNA-
ny POWERS for the
INDIAN PURGATIvE FILLS.
One other fact we would particularly stamp upon the
memory Of the reader. II is universally known and
acknowledged that the INDiANs the most skilfnl
In the Of diseases of any people In the world aud
common teaches that herbs which spring -pon
and applied the best adapted TO our constitutions
the reader that the lNl'iAN PURGATIVE PILLS ARE
aMPLY coMpnusp OF FOUR SIMPLE HERBS NOW
y USIvEasAL USE BY rHs NORTH AMERICAN INDIANS.
he is vinced Of their superior qualities, and
hrTefre competent to the cure, Of every durable DIS
ease.
6 Principal cice. for the sale of the above Vaua-
BILE PILLS, No. I98 fremont, near Court 81, Roson.
PRICE, 25 Cents Per RoS, with full directions
6.rThe following persons are duly appointed Aogrrs
for The sale # the abovs PILLS.
NEWPORT-JOSEPH w. EDDY. Chrpatchet-
To,nce Kinball. Commons-rhiiip F.. Little. Paw
tucket-David Benedict. Prov vidence-John Cady.-
Woonsocket-John Is. Walker. Wickford-Samuel
Pierre