Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-02-07
Indian Purgatiye Pills,
"A natural remedy-applicabie 10 our Con-
shtutions-and competent TO cure
erery cmeaJle disease
INDIAN PURG GATIyE PILLS,
OR UNIVERSAL MEDICINE
mag De 1OuIid tlI We

This assertion may starIs the reader and appear to
him absurd and rd.uous y't nevertheless u J. Ihcs.
Nhai 10 disease! When properly considered Il ~ o"'y
an ONT oY NATURE expe from The body solne OIL
ending cause Ne aie constituted that there is o
constant end'ncy In natue 10 esei o' throw on VIVA,
ever is injurious 10 health This Is done by 'rloesto"''
sw at. exp. cloaioD vomit &C. these are the sewers
Of the holy through which all the useless and decayed
matter is carried OF and long they are Kept open,
50 long will the body continue In health. But when
from eating Improper food, or other cause the bowels
hecoue cosye or sudden transition from heat To cold
The purs OF the * become cosed OF any Of tie other
drains become obsiructed evil cor sequences afe sure To
How he foul matter which should escape by these
outlets nstes s Of passing off nature Intended, Is re-
tanned in the body aud either purhes ~ the stomach
l. taken up by the absorb mi vessels ana adusd 10 the
circulation. Ibis npue matter ioaling about ihe sys
TEN, In the blood Is DIsEAsR IN LATENT FoRM III
ineiines nppenrs harmless for n While, hut NAruhE
always on The alert soon discovers the nruders and
mined lat, ~ commences struggle tor their expulsion
IL will be observed that IN order to accomplish this
undertaking she always directs her eff,Its 1o LII
OPENING OF Tue NATURAL DRAINS OF THI
BDDY. The blood Is quick-ned In its cir ulatlon-it
rushes with violence through the sytten and breaks
hrn. all opposition. This Increase action or con-
motion Is called fever Nature ways eNets nefei y,
proportion 10 the amount of labor she compc'eu W
perform therefore IN proportion as the BODY Is more "f
less lraded with corrupted huors so W III the conn"
tion be moro less violent. lf nature he totally NE
oLyc rgp on cousIERAcTsp In her efforts to remove Of
ng mater (diseascl IL Is not wondrrfu that nhdci
such circumstances the body shond sink under Tue con
| Dict ASSISTING NATURE should br Our chief study
| nd for this purp Sc NO MEDICINE " ILL BE FOUND
| SO EFfEC1U iL US tho
INDIAN PU URGATIVE Pl L. Ls,
as their efots extend to EVERY ONE Of the natural
drains. bilst under its influence the body will he
| sept la gent hut eecual respiration. The Hood
will throw of ,he gro,ser PARTICLES If us mpurity late
the bowels from which will he ext by the pniga
Tive qua iy of the Pills. And under every circum
stance IL properly persevered with Is impossible bll
that EVERY DisEASE must YIELD to their POW
ERFUL INFLUENCE.
Thus briefly have endeavoedt To add ess ourselves
10 the uude of the reader-to show To him In
rs condensed aud coneln i've manner as possible the
| arounds ard rens'ns why we claim EXrRAOkDiNA'
| RY POWERS for tho
| INDIAN PURGATIVE FILLS.
One other fact would particularly stamp upon the
led e. that the INDIANS the most skilfu
IN TIE cure diseases of any people IN the world aud
common sense teaches that herbs which spring spon
taBeously from our native soil, IL properly complied
and applied. are The best adapted TO our constitutions
Therefore when Occupied with the above) We assure
| the reader that the INDIAN PuRGA1IVE PILLS AM
SIMPLY A conPoUsD OF FOUR SIMPLE HERBS NOW
| ~ UNIVERSAL USE NY THE NoRTH AEERIcAS lNDiAns
we trust he H. convinced Of their superior qualities
therefore conpetent 10 the cure, Of every curable dis
| ease.
Ie Principal Cicc. for tie sale Of the above Vaua
BILE PILLS. No. 1oS fremont, near ourt st., Hoston.
| PRICE, - Cents Fer Fox, with full directions.
DCy The follow ing persons are duly appointed GENTS
| for The sale Il the above PILLS.
| NEWPOGT-JOSEPn w. EDDY. Chepaichet-
| Io,ace Kimbali. Colnmons-Thip 4. Liitle. Paw
| tncket-David id Benedict. Providence-John Cady -
| Woons ocket-John B. Walker Nichfurd-samue
| Pierre