Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-04-11
EsndSiaEa EHgaGGaaEvc fills
or UNIVERSAL EEED{C}.N'E oft

or UNIVERSAL MEDECLNE Of the
Worth american Coilege of HeaHh
his assertion may sarie the reader and appear
to him absurd and ridiculous. yet nevertheless it
is tfue. v hat is disease? When properly consid-
cred ii i only an EFFORT NATURE to expel
from the body some offending cause. We are so
constituted that there is constant tendency IN ma
ture TO expe or throw off whatever is injurious to
health, l his done by urine, stool, sweat, expec-
toration yomt &c, 4 hese are the sewers of the
body through which all the usees and dccayed
matter is carried off; and so long as they kept
open so long will the body continue in health.
But when from eating improper food, or other causes
the bowels become costive sudden transition from
heat to cold the pores of the skin become closed
any Of the other drains become obstructed, evil
conseq ences arc sure to follow. The foul matter
viii should ape by these outlets instead OF
passing off, as nature intended IS retained IN the
body and either purlles the stomach, or Is taken
up by the absopent vessels and added to the orca-
lation This impure matter floating about the sys-
tenn IN the blood is Disease in q i0tent form. II
g. metimes appears harmless for while, but ma
ture always on the alert discovers the iniruders
and Immediately commences struggle Tor Their
expulsion, II will be observed in order TO accom-
plish this undertaking she always directs her efforts,
TO THE OPE.NING or THE .A.ATUR-
MI DRAINS OFTHE bODK. The blood is
ouiclened in its cncuIation-it PUSHES with violence
through e system, and breaks through all opposl-
ton his increased action or conmotion, IS called
fever Nature always exerts herself in proportion
to the amount Of labor she is compelled to peri rm;
therefore rs the body is more or less loaded with
corrupted hunors, so will the commotion be more
or less yiolent-If nature be totally neglected or
counteracted in her eferts to offending mat
ter, (dsease} it is not wonderful that under such
circumstances the body should sink under the con
Hct. Assisting npttre should be our chief stndy
and for this purpose medicine uiH he found so
efectual as the
" INDIAN pURGATIVE PILLS.
as their fleets extend to every one ofthe natural
drains Whilst under its influence; the body wiH
be kept in a genH but eBectuai perSPiratioa.
he blood will throw of the grosser particles Of It's
impnrity into the bowels from which il will be e1-
PEELED by the purgative quality ofthe Pills. End
under every circumstance, if properly persevcred
with, it is impossible but that every disease must
yield to their powerful influence.
frFPRINClPAL OFFICE for the New f.
land States for the sale Of the above Valuable Pills
No 1913 fremont near Court street Boston.
PRICE 25 CTS. PER 6OX WITH FULL
DIRECTIONS.
sUPAll communications or applications OF Agen-
cies, must be addressed thus-"N. E. Office, \.
College OF" Health 1913 fremont Street Boston.
Mass''
GSS FREMONT STREET.
For further proofs ofthe efficacy Of the INDIAN
VEGETABLE PILLS and list the AGEN 5 tor
tina sale of the same, see advertisement on the out
side of this paper.
HENRY HYDE Agent for Bath