Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-02-28

This assertion may starie the reader and appear TO
him absurd AID L ulous yet nevertheless II L. TEUt
an EryoRr or NATURE TO expei from TIE body Of
fcndng cause are so constituted That there IL u
consan, tendency in nature IL expe orthrow oil what
j. injurious To h-a his Is done by stool,
at exp -ctoraton vOmit &c. these are the sewers
Of the bo ly through which all the useless and decay'd
matter carried off and long They Kept open,
so long will the body continue in health But when
from eating improper food, or other cause, the bowels
become costvc sudden transition from heat to cold
the pores The skin become closed any Of the other
drains obstructed, evil sequences are sure Ia
How. The foul matter which should rscap" by these
outlets instead of passing off as nature intended, Is re-
ned IN the body aud either pnrfes IN the stomach
T. taken up the absorb nj vessels and add.d To the
cuaton. his impure matter floating about the sys
ten, IN the blood, Is DISEASE IN LATENT FORM Il
ne,imes appears h rin,ess for a while but NATURE
always on the alert soon discovers the ntruders and
mmed atrly commences struggle Tor their expnlson.
IL will be- observed hat in order to accomplish this
underta king she always directs her eHnns TO TIE
OPENING OF TIE NATURAL DRAINS OF THE
BODY. he blood is q,iekened In its cir ula'ion-it
rushes with violence through the system and breaks
hrourh all opposition. y his incrrGsel n lion or com,
motion s called fever. Nature ways exert, herseif
pro?otion to the cunt of lahor she compelled u
perform therefore in propoo the body Is
less aided with corrupted hGm, re- M W III the commo-
tiou be less violent. f nature be- totally NJ:
GLrcrro couSrgRAcTro In her efforts to re'nove E
nd ng matter (dseass) " not wonderful that under
such circumstances the body should sink under the con
| hict ASSISTING NArUs T. should br our chief study
and for this purp sc No MEDICINE WILL RE FOUND
50 EfFECrU Vi as the
II INDIAN PURGATIv PILLS,
as their enots extend to EVERY ONE of the natural
drains. Whilst under t. influence The body VIII be
sep IN gentle but efeciuai Ierspiraiion. The Liood
will throw on he gro ser particles of its mpurity ino
the bowels from which viii lie exp. He'd by the pnrga
tive qua iiy of the Pills. And under every circum
stance, II pto ery perevered with, is Impossible hI
that EVERY DisEA, L must YIELD to their row
II ERFi l. INFLUENCE.
III 1husbr fly have tndenvoredto To address ourselves
to the understanding of the reader-to show To him IN
NJ condensed aud coneiu,ive manner as Posibe the
grounds aud rcas ns why we claim EXrRAOkDINA-
II eY POW EGS for the
II INDIAN PURCATivE PILLS.
One other fact we would particularly stamp upon the
memoy &c the render. n is universally known aud
acknow gid that the IsDiAss are the most skifu
In tie cure oi dsrases any people ~ the world anr
common sense te hes va that herbs which sprng .pon
taheonsy iron, our native soil, if properly complied
and applied. are The best ndsp,e 10 our constitutions.
II Therefore when Occupied with the abovel we Hssufr
the reader that the lNuIAN ~ iRGhTIvE PILLS Az
SIMPLY COMPOUND or FOUR SIMPLE HEkBS nov
II ., USIvErs,L uss nv rHs NoRrH AHEatc.S INDiANs
we trust he u convinced of their superior qni'es aud
rfefr. competent TO the eure OF every eurable dts
/ ease.
II HT Principal once for tie sale OF the above Vaiua
III, PILLS. No. IOs Tr, mont 'ourt ST., Poston.
II PRICE, 25 Gents Per Bot, Win full directions
II ircThe following persons duly appointed ogsTs
II f'r the safe e the above rILLS.
II NENPORT-JOSEPH ". EuDY. Che pachei-
II lIo,nee kinlbali. Co,nmons-rhrip y. ldule. Paw
lltUcket-Iayid Btnedict. Prnvidrnee--John tady -
II Woonsocket-John D. Walker NichfOrd-samuel
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