Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-20
INDIAN VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL
PILLS
Or Indian Pwgotiue, Of the North Ameri-
can College Of Health; established IN
Washington ID. c., January 1888, for

can College Of Health; established IN
Washington ID. c., January 1888, for
the cure of ALL disease.
YENHE beautiful and simple theory of One DIS
~ ease and one remedy, as practsed by our ma
tive Indians, and dvocaed by the North American
College of Heath, is beginning now TO be generally
understood. Thousands who have heretofore main
tanned the necessity of peculiar medicine for
eveiy particu lar disease, rs strenuously con-
tcnd that all our malades proceed from one cause,
so one medicine capable of removing that cause,
will cure every disease incident 10 man.
If disease of the head or the feet, or the lungs,
liver &c each require peculiar kind of medicine
TO heal them would not those parts each require
particuar kind of fl I'd for their nourishmcnt? But
as we KNOW that good, wholesome food nourishes
all parts of the system alike, 1t is manifest there
fore, that good and proper vegetable medicine
will, by purifying the blood search out ana remove
disease from every part of the body
vAccordinp TO the Natural or Indian theory all
our complaints owe their origin TO one cause VIZ
the shutting up OF those outlets, (the okih, hid-
news and Bowels) through which nature mas IN
tended that all corrupt and useless matter shali DC
carried from the body. When these become c'oseo'
il is like the shutting up OF water course Ell
Their the accumulated waters find new outlet, or
the country becomes inundated just so with The
human body; if the natural drains become closed,
the humors accumulate in the systeni,and ether ma
yepl in The form Of various Diseases such as levers
rheumatism, cutaneouS erupuohs, boui. S'"'' w
apoplexy and death ends the scene. The only
sensible me hod, therefore, of preventing aud cur
ing disease. is keep the body continually purgcd
OF all the useless and corrupt humos; and Tor this
purpose no medicine will be found so rifeciual, as
the Indian Purgaliyc, because 1t is the ONLY ONE
| whose powers extend TO the opening oil ALL THE
NATURAL drains of the body. Whilst under the
influence Of this singular medicine, the body will
be kept in IA gentle but efecual perspl'ation;
proper discharge Of urine will be experienced; the
stomach and bowels will be thoroughly cleansed J;
and tie blood will be stimulated to purify lisoIi.
! One very common objection urged 10y some who
but partially understand the principle of curing dis
ase by pursa,ion, as promulg gated by the North a
merican College of Health. is that although refer
aled pnrging vii cure disease; yet, that the re-
peated exercising of these organs will ln]'ire or
destroy their tone. Those who :aise objections,
appear to forget, that purgng IS as natural to The
/ bowels, us walking is 10 me feet labor to thc
hands and like every other junction must be cniy
exercised IN order to retain their energies.
W hat man in his senses would think OF
depriving hi, children of exercise, in order that
they might he sTRENGTHENEp BY ISAcTivIrY p
And yet this abSurdity is grenter, than the mat
uation of those, who imag inc the bowels can be
injured by performing their NATURAL FUNCTIONS or
! that disease can be cured by any other medicine
than such us will remove the CAUSE from the
body. ..'.
Nature is constantly giving us examples of the
sautary effects Of purging. We find her perseHe r.
nn!y employed, not only in carrying of the resldl.
nm Of the natural food, by the daily excavations If
the bowels ; but we frequently see her, by II IA
iura darr! cna cure Of our most obstinate
! complaints. ~.
Nature, by always adopting this one plea in The
cure of disease, points most enlphaucaliy 10 Inc
course she would have pursue she seems Ia
say in the most inviting manner, come, follow my
example cease using those mineral medicines,
which serve only 10 CLOG ihc wheels oi HE ; and
( in their stead use VEGETABLE PURGATlVES, whlc
hrin9 natural 10 our constitutions AXE; m 5ldn'h,
/ THE .MEDICINE or LIFE END HEHLiH.
How persons can comprehend the nelon Of veg
etube purgatives; by what my strrous process Inc
blood is by them stimulated Ia drposc lis inlpurI-
lies into the boweI j; or how those organs arc
cXced 10 evacuate the corrupt humCrs from the
! body; all can understand when they experience
relief The gentlemen who corpQSr the North
American College of Health would therefore car
ncstly Invite all who suffering from disease 81
any kind TO make a trial Ut the Indian vegetable
] Pill They beg leave assure The American Pub
Ii , ltat SAID Indian Pills lurgalfc medicine
so Justly balanced, that they may be taken ~ nll
| times, aitd under all circumstances Will rertrc
safety, and no DOSE low ever snail but Will afford
some relief; and no quantity however lag, at II
be such us is required to open The bowels cA pos
siblv nuro
ASSISTING MIXTURE shouldhe oar q icf study
aud for tnis purpose the Ind ian PurgaiS" Will be
the pablc. lis power being always directed 10 the
opening of those drains, through which nature car
ries out all impurities from The body; 1t atord'
precisely the amount Of assistance sic requires, Il
enable HER 10 cure every variety OF disease
being vegrtab lie prepari ton. and acting ~ liarno
ny with our constitution, II IS always Tie RIGHT
medicine TO be administered. single dose al ii
most afford relief and j! persevcred With vii
always effect
In using the Indian Purgayc, Cor dunnii vcge
table Pills } no care is necessary, except IN taxing
such shall operate free y upon the bowels. II
this effect is obtained, every othor function VIII be
duly porformed The skin nd kidneys vii! eacl
be stimulated to discharge THEIR portion Of impn
rifles and the energy impaired by 'his cxlraord
nary medicine to the blood, will enable that tiu'd lc
disengage and deposte its impure PARTICLES INTO The
bowels from whence they will DE carried oil by
the regular action OF those organs.
One great advantage, possessed by the indlar
Pills over every other medicine Is, that, as they
cure dseasc upon natural principles and sultaI
, p!aints they are always the RI5Hr medicine to b'
administered, and, consequently can never be la
r ken Improperly therefore, no time should be los
in listening TO contradictory advice the only
, inquiry should be is the person sick if so, th'
sooner few doses Of the Indian Pills are admins
health and usefulness
Extract of letter from the agent in Portland. Jan
H. 1889.
We do not know of n solitary instance whel
they have been tried but with complete satisfaction
and with such proofs we think the sale will be yer.