Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-04-04


ADDRESS TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE.
Feti0'o Citizens.
AT time like the present, when our country is
literally flooded " it'll nosIums brought from foreign
cmes, you may perhaps think il an act of tomerily
in to Her. candidate for your tavor and pat
ronage,a Medicine which is strict, American
Common sense, however, teaches US, that those
herbs which spring spontaneously from our own
native soil mus, be better adapted to our consIu-
tons than foreign medicines, however useful the
latter may have been in Il G countries TO which
hey belong. The climate of the United Statos
stands unrlvalled FOX the production Of medicine.
plants, and very little invest cation will suffice as
convince the most skeptica that our o,ca counlryol
able TO supply all our wants indcperdtnt if
foreign assistance.
Deeply impressed with the Importance of the
above facts. we venture TO recommend the LNI)L4N
FtRG.31iPE 10 the patronage of our fellow citiI
zens IN every section OF the country, as a nG!ura-
remedy, appl cable 10 cur constitutions, and compc.
tent TO the c"re of ry;curahe disease
In bringing medicine before the public fnr the
first ne, il is generally thought necessary 10 i'm
press the people with an idea Of The d!Gcattts en-
countored in lis discovery or tie Antiquity Of it
origin; thus oretclls MS that his medicine is g
newly discovered chemical onpuuad tie rcsuiltof
many ycafs intense study and scientific rescar,hc
ana another ascribes honor to somebody's GRAND.
FhruhR, DC Now ms the success Of a m.diciue
- y, - .' '' 'HA'' 'liVlIiS: an" wv VA bic
time or manner Of It's discovery; we cannot see tie
lse OF iaisliying, for the purpose Of investigating
lis origin with iictcious antiquity Such auxil-
iarlrs are not needed ON the present occasson US II
s'hs'c "ose OF tho indian furgallVe Wi'l suffice to
convince every ihSald land tie snch only we look
'"t ',p"r"ai NeFacQ mat lis curative ehecfs are III
e"'r"!ao'y superior to tIose ofanY ohcF medicine
now IN use Proud Of his superiority, we scorn
iectcions md but 1iyc To the world for VIA. ii is
--SiMPTYa compound OF FOUR SIMPLE TEEss, used
10, , ne carr o, disf"soo by the COPPhk COLOR
hD . "ItiOA5 OF HE Wt5I. One Of the
H.'"S Is M eAPecorani one sodoltlf, one dlur
doc; ara ono Il catiaruc, the proper combination o
'''o ao"Fe forms IN Snhparcsent and dcohstrnenti
".'"'cIHe, Oh such clhcaCy ana power as nus hreh
hlihcrto Unknown IN the art Of healing lis nlpde
q caring Is "i> To neura all putrciaciIro mat
lef !" iie BODY; second 10 cause tie expulsion o
lhesane ihtough ih' proper outlets, prnoided by
no' c"iiihed TO the boVels, although 1t is saea;cr
'hcre, but extends to the nosirils, throat saIval
ganls lungs ,sk'nand kidneys.
Each % die above drains is intended by nature Ger
IL. Jisc!aIgeofan cXcr, ton peculiar to ITSELF and
although we may Tor n tno compel the constitution
10 cvacuate the whole through drain such treat.
menl caunUt fail 10 dcrangn the merauism Of the
body and utterly ruin the health oithe patient. 1t
is true that all diseases arise from impurities Of Il c
blood but it is also true that nature has provided
many channels Tor the discharge ii these impurl-
ties; therefore we not likely 10 5cEcit tie pa
icnt by ,rumplrg on the laws ofnaturc, in brins
ing al the different kinds of eXcrotiry mattel
through ono ch"hAcl' a. nee tie evil Of aiienp'inp
to cure al diseases by course OF sweating, or ply
scing, or any oiher method " Ech opens ohy one
class oi excreinHes.
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