Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-26
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UNIV E'RSAL MEDICINE
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Deeply Impressed with Che importance 81 the above
fse'., ws Vso0rs 10 ttcemHaend the INDIAN ~ kGA-
TIVE TO the pairoaAee Of our fellow eiaen' N every
'ectina a The Ueon - usinfs' REMEDY applicable TO
our oonsiilaion', sBj coPeieut 10 every durable
disease
u bringing mehelnt before The public for the hrsi
tine, gensfsUy thought nccstfary 70 impress the
people ~lh An IDEA q The 6.gc8liu encountered M
iu discovery, OF The aFfqfy ni W ofgn thus ouc tolls
u that hrs medicine r - n~wly discovered chemical
,omPo5o1 the result Of many years intense stndy And
EcieB,hc rttetrch = and another ssrbos the honor 10
ioutsodEi GhaSpFATHER, a.. Nos - The taecess Of
medicine m5H tc toJ IN 10 intrinsic morts, snd not
on the tne ~ manuef 10 whichH was discovered, we
cannot see the ue Of fauiyiug Tor the purpose OF IN
resting IT'S origin With Fictitious antiquity Such aux.
taries are not ue'dcj on the pfeseut occasion,
&c dose 81 We Indian FarZaive vii uhce 80 convince
every Invalid snj IN sucA nrly We look iof impartial
10 those Of airy other medicines 10 Proud Of
this superiority Goiiuou, aid. bu, give It TO
the world iaf what II n-siNFLY a compound Of FOUR
ttNFLp uERRs used Tor the cure nt disease, by the
COPPER COLORED WARRIORS OF THE WEST
One Of tic herbs ~ su eSpoctoreu sojotifc.
diurectlo, sn1 zoe eathsric. The proper ooubiDa
ton Of the above forms an anpuicsceni ard deobsfu
cot meiicios, 81 such EFFICACY and POWER Es has
hitherto been uukuown m the art Il healing. IT.
mole Of curing Is first 10 oeutrsze all puttcfactiyo
matter IN the body second 10 cause the expulsion Of
the tame through the proper outlets provided by nature
tor that purpose cons'queniy i,s action Is not
fined 20 the bowels although II greatest there but
extends 10 the noitr throat SALIVA uds lung skin
snj kianey'
Each u the above drains ], intended NY nature for
the d-chstge Of sxoretion peculiar 20 itssl and al
though we may for n time compel the constitution to
erAcus,e the whole through drain, such treatment
csnnot fail TO dernnge the mechanism Of the body, and
utterly rum the health CT the patient II true that
all diseases ARISE from impurities OF the blood but it 10
also true that nature has provided msny channels for
the discharge Of these impurIios therefore not
likely 10 benefit the ps,ieu, by ramplng ON the laws
OF nature IN bringing all the different kinds Of eycre,o
ry matter through one channel hence the evil Of
tempting to cure all diseases by Of sweating,
vomiting or physeing, or any other method which o.
pens only one class Of eKcre,ories.
No disease ever was or ever will be cured unless by
medicines which produce the effects above mentioned.
Every system Of practice Is more less perfect pro-
portion to its power OF acting on the different excreto
res and the Indian system claims preeminence only
because possesse, the power o opening, aud keeping
open all the natural drains
The Inestlmsble yAlpe Of medicine which will act
all the escreo TORIES at one and the time,
npPsren; when we reflect that the human body /,
piicated machine, consisting Of numberess different and
distinct members, ell OF which are 20 intimately
ted, and mutually dependant that on. part be
injured without producing corresponding degree OF
injury every other part therefore one part Of the
body cannot be diseased, and another part healthy
neither can one part be cured while smother part
mains diseased Disease begins IN The blood and the
blood COWS TO every part Of the system every part Of
the system mus, become lees diseased; no dis
cured unless tho cause n removed and TO
the mus; restore the blood TO healthy state.
and IL the blood is made healthy, every part OF the
body niue, be the
We have illustrated the natural or Indian system
Of pr,e,ice, and the it investigated the more
reasonable appsAr as regards ITS truth. have
" to reflect thst taught by nature and therefore
must be true. When the body stands need Of Dour-
ishmsnt impelied by hunger 10 eat; aud when
II 10 deased, impeed by instinct TO use med-
cine and there cannot be doubt that Il We lived in
state Of nature, this instructive feeling would alwsys
direct the proper medicine hence the superiority
OF the Indian System. The art Of healing was fret
lesrEed 10 the wooit snd TO this Gay the uriutored
sgs the hest medical teacher; for The Indian practice
!, the oUy which oonsonSut "a those eternal aud
immutShls laws which govera the sEimal economy.
Having already proved that the Indian Putgauve