Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-01-03

rut strange as inde. is IL Is nevertheless true In
stead of applying some simple remedies suen as aLe
he found in We able cahncs or anodynes they drug
Themselves wth mil era poisons until the stem be-
comes corroded aud thoroughly diseased and then won
der " by they do not get any beter There are many
people Who appear TO estimate their amount Of health
just In proportion to the qinntity Of mercury WHICH,
its various FORMS they take INTO the rys e. hna ,ne
innate is perhaps correct oRe only in the inv ue
ratio of their cacn tons The truth is, our natures
are not ittcd for any such drugs. he organic con
structlon Of the human system Is 700 'ce ,m ~ s'M
PIE PUkG ALIVE, composed of veaetabies which are
known in every case to operate as mia cam lts w',
inn ably keep the an, ntay canals open ana impait
Quiet and healthiuI flow 10 all the Juices oi Inc oouy
IL is not unircquen,iy that vaietuanarans who nave
paI,ak,sn hee 81 % nv boS and
down IN spirit afflicted with many real diseases and
many fanccd ones, and hnaliy 20 into prena'
urc grave swo the number Of victims TO mistaken
use OF ,cisnce when the occasional use OF mild axa.
tive would eradcate the pencios effects OF
nera poson gra ualy restore the various functions
iife to any desirable eIpeuy This tact many OF the
most learned physicians aid psychologists, who have
eD the effect ofthe mineral poison theories VIII now
acknowledge. The Of this mild caiartic must be,
for longer shorter period, In propo tion ms disease
tim Among all the medicines which have Iaey been
conp for the purpose Of assisting nature In throw
ing of the effects Of bad medicine or bad reg men, the
INDIAN PURGATIvE PILL
the simplest the est in operation tho most certain
IN its effects, and the best adapted Ia every way 10 IN.
part the system hcahu and vigorous action TO all
ia iher med clues there nIe, IN the
anne form, which = realty valuable aud eficaeious !;
ut as yet Teen comp unded perte city un
and certain ih its effect, that intro
by the NORTH AMERICAN COLLEGE Of HEALTH.
The Propri.t tors Of the INpiAs PURcArIva Pulls do
not LAY this by way Of Idle boast IN are satisfied
hat the true Is TO let their medicine work It's
healing way befo the public, unit, that public have
tested Il aud awarded it's true merits. Its pTopetOrs
are wing 10 abb 10 the judgment Of experience and
they have accordingly placed the price Of their medi
v hat they ask ,s FAITHFUL TRIAL Of 1 according
10 the directions and f those who Try salts
lied with its effects the proprirtors claim shield from
the obloquy aud coniempt which a false professions
deserve.
| The di.coverers Of the medicinal virtues Of those
plants from hich tho ingredients Of the INDIANPUk-
GATiVE FILL extracted, have spared no pains IN
their researches They have proceeded step by step
and subj cted every thing TO the most undoubted chen
cii tsst. They have examined the human system
der the lights of science, In all It's organic parts mud
least they have brought In their aid the great yet
simple experience Of the sons of the 'OTest-men, who
whatever may be th0ir excesses, aud the mortality
among them from exposures OF every kind very sell
dom carried off by the c,mpi,ints of the stomach aud
bowels incidents to more civil zed communities.
The New England Office for the sale OF this highly in-
por; ant medicine is M
1913 FREMONT STREET, BOSTON;
from, whence II l. intended shall flow stream whose
influence sball be for the healing of the Nation"
QS- The following persons daily appointed AoE
| for the sale Of the nb We PILLS.
race kimhali. Commons-PhiIip Y. Little. Pawtuck-
et-David benedict. Provid nce-John t'ady. Woon
| oeset--John B. Walker. Wickford-Samuel Pierre.
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