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HOW true It Is that modern physicians, N their ambition to
excel IN their profession, explore the vast fields OF sc'e"cc by
inc uhu of chemistry, aud seek out new remedial agents, in
snort, to arrive at perfection in the practice by means Of arr
alone entirely overlook and neglect, as beneall. their notice,
u f'ch ad bounteous stores OF medicine " hich tue Almighty
mas caused to spring out Of tho earth ~ every cline. And now
much more truais II that while the American physician look.
sary articles, pcrrctuAIly changing as they are at The dictates
oi tashion or iohy, lie is surrounded in his avn country " it'll
i ihu.catlon ID disease, or to cure any durable disorder; and yet
ho is ignorant Of their virtues, and they are suffered to waste
their sweetncsson the desert air.
The effects Of vegetable medicines on the sv,tcm r M,
pOrary-thsseo of mineral LISTING. The former exert their ef.
iocss and pass of-the latter, mercury in particular, act che
Mica'y upon the solids, deCUnlposing the bones, and underni-
nlng the constitution BY u slow and sure destruction.
Ihe congeniail.y, efficiency, and SAFETY OF vegetable re-
NEEDLES over mineral, may be estimated by contrasting the an
Gient prastlce with the modern, Or, TO bring il, more ,mne.
diate'y under our own observation, the Indian prns,ice with
that OF the whites. Who, in America, has not known or heard
OF repeated instances wherein some decripid, unpretsnding ie-
male Indian by means Of her simple relncdlcs alone, has Of
iectsd the most rapid and astonishing cures, after the Mutcriu
Med'ca OF the common practice, directed in the most .kllltnl
manner, has failed! And who has no. been surprised at the
comparative euse and taclity with which the Indian fees him.
sell from any disease, and at the almost total abstinence OF
chronic d'sea'e among theml Who has ever heard of an In
DIAN with a constitution broken and ruined by III treatment ,
ana can q doubt exist taat this happy exemption CT the sxy-
age from NEST Of the ills which the flesh of man is heir to, is
CHIEFLY owing to the more gon,al und safe remc,ies which, he
employs This astonishing d,1c, -nce III success, is a far ex.
cmpIifcatIon of the infinite superiority Of the simple and sale
means Of euro which God has created for tho benefit of his
invented. ~
From a long residence among a portion of tho abor;r iual IN
nno'tauts . thls country, and an intimate acquaintance with
Inc methods oi cure of some of their most successful p,act,.
TONERS, the proprietor of The Indiana panuceu,' acquired a
kno"'edgeo Of some OF the most powerful and favorite remedies.
from these he selected such as were most chicacious and an
piopr.ae, ana utter various experiments TO test their princi-
pies ana strength, he has combined them in the form here pre-
whicA it's IrecomnIe nded.
Tie proprietor offers this preparation To the public with
~ CONSCIOUSNESS That he is placing within their reach IA re-
ny capable OF relieving many Of h's afflicted fellow beings,
U Suhcring under the various chronic and obstinate
coupiaints I" which II is applicable. TO such it will p.ove of
'ncaaculanie value US the means, and in many cases the only
more to health aud happiness. hi. is not offered az a com.
nun remedy that may perLhance be equally good with many
many .i eAlfelie cases IN which all the usual remedies fall. This
II mas done repeatedly; and this Is the reputation it has oh.
tained Wherever it has been introduced
1t II only about three years since this preparation was pre-
scented to the public: hut in that short space of time. some
huadreds OF persons might be found, who would soIemuly de-
c'ate thnt thcy beloved that their lives were saved by ii, and
IN most cases after they had lrisd many, and perhaps aII the
common remedies in vain. Wherever ii 5 knswn us rapidly
coming into use. and this affords the mos. substantial and con.
vlnclng proof Of its merits.
lhc value Of the Panacca is most conspicuous in those long
stahuihg syphl!itlc and scrniulous Infections which have defeI
all other remedies, and particularly IN those cases where mer
curry mas been so lavislly used as TO cause distressing pains in
~ oohes' NODES, mercunal ulcers, arrangement OF tho digcs-
Nsolsans' &C: These il completely removes, and in all cases
II entfGly eradlca,es the diseases and effects Of mercury, rem
o'ates me constitution, and leaves the patient sound aud well.
II rheumatism and III liberated sore throat, its happy Effects
4 Ta . less apparent giving almost immediate relief.
1uhch III proper doses, The Indians Pauacea operates as nn
Alternative and detergent; u diaphorctic, l,uretic, and laxative;
an antl-spasmoIic and %anodyne; and in proper cases, as a sto.
machic and emmenagogus. Generally exprossedt II Increases
an u sectet'ons aid excreions, gives tone to the stomach, and
c1c'tes acton in the glands in a particular manner. From
these principles Its operations may he understood.
This medicine has been found highly useful iu many ambi.
guons diseases not hero spccifcd, and il In, been used with
wolaerlul success as u Spring and a Fall purifier, by those
VINO r s"pJect 10 complaints OF tho chest, and whosc consti-
tutions require new vIgor. Such persons will do well 10 use
two or three bottles in small doses. Whenever a diet drink
Is cohs'derea necessary, this Panacea, tuken in a small dose,
VIII answered. Its purposes, in much less time, at less expense,
and in a far more agreeable manner, than the commvn dict
drink. Wv
Tho following certificates, out of hundreds similar, which
mlgnt DC procured are given to show the effect OF the Indians
70 e1a'b't, In the most satisfactory manner, its superior ity
over the syruiS IN common use.
CASES OF RHEUMATISM.
Charleston, Nov. Is, 1892.
During the last winter aud spring, | wasaf1icted with a very
severe and distressing rheumatism, accustomed by exposure in
weather. | now take great pleasure in stating that six
JOHN FERGUSON, King s..
Charleston March p, s.sae.
was seized. about three years since, with = distressing rhu-
mas'sm, caused by taking = severe cold, while under The inau.
OF mercury, and which has disabled Inc from business
nearly ever since. During this period l have been a patient
in tho Marine Hospital, in this city upwards Of four months,
nearly the same length OF time in the Baltimore Hospital,
February last, al that time scarcely able to move about upon
crutehes. lconmencsd the use of:hs Indnans' Panucea. In one
py to state that consider myself pc festly we'll.
WIN. TUCKER, 10 Marke, st.
CASES OF SCROFULOUs ULCERS. .
New York, Sept. 10, 1890.
a sw'hing in my neck and face, which afterwards liberated, 4
became large ghaatly ulcers i'll my neck. After trying several
physicians TO no advantage, l went to Philadelphia, and placed
my self under tho care Of Drs. Physic aud Beach. when. after
repeated sniivatiOns to no effect, | was pronounced utterly in
durable. Afterwards took twenty bottles of Swaim's Pans
:ea, and eight bottles Of Pntter's CathoIicon, with no material
beneht. Despailing oflifc, which had now become a burthen
10 me, | returned to m parents in New York, in 1923, and gave
myself up tou lingering death. Hearing of tho great success
u the ludian.' fanacea, however, IN cases similar to my own,
was persuaded 10 try it, az u last resort. To my great sur
,rIse, as we'll as satisfaction, l soou found myself RAPIDLY re-
and upon taking seven bottles the ulcers healed, and
became perfectly wellin the course of two months, and have
published, for The benefit Of those who are suffering unIcr 81.
scrofnlous or syphilitic affections, that they may know
what has cured one who has suffered every thing but death. 4 |
rho considers his life saved by tho above syrup
WIN. HINMAN.
Charleston. July -, 1881.
! was afflicted four years with an ulcer in the leg, OCCASION
lily accompanied with e~lysipelOus inflammation and excessive |
'an al the les and ankle joint. Several eminent physicians
xerted their skill upon ii, but without permanent benefit. In
MS case five hotties Of the Isdians' Panusea made a perfect |
ure. MARGARET 4, VEST 2l Market st., !
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