Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-03-28
The Art of Healing had its origin an the
auoods, and The forest as still The best
Medical School,"
The I'm DHAN PuPgative
PILLS,
UNIVERSAL MEDICINE
Ofhe .NorM American College Of Health,
y a., AVosI,,notnn ID G Jan Sth 1875,
ADDRESS TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE.

ADDRESS TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE.
FeLloio Citizens.
Alta lime like the present, when our country Is
literally flooded with nosllums brought from foreign
climes You may perhaps think it an act OF tcmery
in us to 1fer, candidate for your favor ana pat
ronage, a Medicine which Is strlctlj AMERICAN
Common sense, however, teaches us, that those
herbs which spring spontaneously from our own
native soil, must be better adapted to our consil'u-
lions than foreign medicines, however useful the
latter may have been in tie countries TO which
hey belong Tho climate of the United statos
stands unrivalled for The production Of medicine.
plants and very little nvestg CATION will suffice as
convince the most skcptical that countryoll
able 10 supply all our wants independent II
foreign assistance.
Deeply impressed with the importance Of the
above facts venture 10 recommend the iAOLiS
PURG.AIYpE to the patronage OF our fellow cl'll
zens in every section Of the country, rs nalura-
remedy appl cable TO constitutions and oompe-
tent to the care Of ever, durable disease.
In bringing medicine before the public for the
first mc, it is generally thought necessary TO IN
press the people with an idea of the d,Bcafhesen
eountcrcd in its discovery or the antiquity of II
origin; thus one tells us that lis medicine is
newly discovered chemical compound the rcsuillof
many years intense study and scientific researche,
ana another uscribcs honor 10 somebody's GRAND.
FATHLR, &c. Now us the success CT medicine
must depend on its intrinsic merits, aud not on me
time manner of its discovery; we cannot sec the
Of falslyng for the purpose Of investigating
its origin with tactcious antiquity such anAll-
iaries not needed on the present occassou, as
single dose of the Indian Purgatlve will suffice to
convince every invalid (and te such only we IooR
for impartial verdcD that lis curative effects are IN
calcaably superior TO those ofany Other medicine
now in use. Proud oftlis superiority, we scorn
iectcious aid but give il to the world for what II Is
-SMpLYa compound OF FOUR SIMPLE HERE'S, used
for the cure ofdiseaseo bv the COPPER COLOR
ED WARRIORS OFTHE WEST. One OF the
herds is an expeciorant one sodoi'tif one ii dur
attic, and one cathartic, the proper combination o
tie above forms an antpurcsent and dcobsiruenti
medicine, of such efficacy and power as has been
hitherto unknOwn in the art OF healing It's mode
ct curing is first noutraeze all putreiacilve mai
Ter in the body; second To cause the expulsion o
the same through tho proper outlets, prnoidrd ny
nature Tor that purpose; consequently It's actoh Is
not canfncd To the bowels, although It is gacater
there, but extends to the nostrs, throat, saVai
gianls. lungs skin and kidneys.
Each o. the above drains is intended by nature lor
the discharge Tan excftton peculiar To itse, ana
although may for time compel the constitution
| TO eyacilaie the whole through one dran such treat
! meut canuut fail 10 deraugc the mecanlsm OF the
body, and utterly ruin the health oftho patient. II
| is true that all diseases arise from impurities oil II c
! blood but it is also true that nature has provided
many channels for inc discharge nf these impuri'
ties therefore we are not likely TO bencht the pa
tienl hv trampllng on the laws OF nature, IN bring
| ing ai the different kinds Of cxcretory matter
throu sh ono channel; hence the evil of attempting
10 cure all diseases by a OF sweating, or lhA
sicns, any othor method which opens only one
class OF excretorics.
! No medicine deserves to be called Universal rem
cdy uulcss its effects extends each and every ono
| Ct the natural drains and this power is not even
| claimed Ivy any medicine except the Indian Fur
galivc In accordance wliI these several properties
tho operation Of the Indian Pnrgatve Is regulated
BY the sata CT the PATIENTS boby. 4 us il the OBJ
! siruc,ing matter is lodged in the nlinal oXpccoroS
it will induced coplnus splitting, il IN The cells OF Tho
cellular membranes eXcrGtUnes Of the skin. gen
! tie but etlectual rorspifal!on will be kept up; aud
| under every combination of circumstances, !! VIII
act more or less catharlic. Here 1t is prone
! 70 remark that allhongh,the pnrgatye always in.
dnces an increased number OF ayine cyacuaons
and is capable Of oyertoming the most ohsiInatr
cases Of coslivcness, il does not raise ''llur;cang
in the bowels nor waste tie healthy juices by oy
evacuation. lis Effects extend 10 eYcIy part OF the
! system, and Ter that reason not liable 10 over
/ action in any one part.
No disease ever was or ever will be cured unless
! by medicines which produce the effects above men-
toned Every :, stem of practice j, or less
perfect, in proportion 10 lis power Of acting on the
different cXcletnrioS; and the Indian system claims
! prominence only because ii possesses tho power
/ ofopenn9, and keeping open all the natural drains
! The nesiimablo value Of the medicine which
! will act on all the eycrctorios, AT and at the
same time is more apparent when reflect thai
! tch human body is a complicated machine,
I nsisng of numberlpss different and distinct
members, all oiwhch are so intimately connected
! and mutually dependent, that no part can be
/ injured without producing corresponding degree
OF injury on every other part; therefore any OF the
body cannot be diseased and another part healthy;
neither part be cured while another reniaias
diseased. Disease begins in the blood, as the bloc
| flows to eqery part OF the system must become more