Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-03-07

This assertion may star.ls the reader and appeu TO
him absurd IIduulous. yet nevertheless u i itcE'
Wha l. disease? When prOpeti considered II ~ ohIy
an ET'oeT OF NATURE to ey"l from IRE body 'oine OF
tending Cause. Neaie 50 constituted mat their ~
to ne alth his Is d"ne by STOOL
sw At exp ctoraiion vomt,&c. these are the sewers
of the body through which all the useless ah deeay"d
matter carried of and $" long a. th' are ked open,
So long will the body continue IN health. Dut when
from eating imp oper fbod other cause, the bowels
hecnme costive sudden transition from heat TO cold
pores OF the SIX become closed, any of the othe
DIR become obsrueted evil consequences are sure
iow. The foul matter which should .scnp' ny these
outlets instead of passing off as nature intended, ~ re
ta'ned IN the body, and either putlbes ~ Tie stomach
or taken NJ by The absorb nj vessels aud added to Tho
circulation his impure matter floating about The sys
TEN, in the blood. is DISH 4. LhrtNT roar. Il
uietimes appears hafmess for a hi'' hut SaTu",
always ibe alert soon discovers the intrnders ana
immtd Httly commences struggle Tar ihrH rNrn'fiOh
u viii be observed hat ~ ofde' Ia accomplish thls
undert King she always directs her Ell IT'S l', It y
IHpEhING OF TUE NATURAL DRAINS OF III
,DY = be blood Is quick-ned u IT, cir ulhtnn-it
rlshes with violence throngh the - ten, aud breths
lhfoayh all opposon. ms incff"sn alton or cnnl-
motion IL called fever Nature always eNcit ier'elt n
pIopcd the amount of tabor she l. compel ed I"
pcrtm ihcrof"c ~ p"poiton ns The body - more or
less aided WIN rorrppfei hum rs, so VIII Tie cnlnno-
iou bc or less vlornt. if nature he totally ~
GLtcrEU or IN her efforts 10 ,en"ve -
nd mar disease II is not wond riui that under
src circumstance the body should sink under Tie cun-
lict. ASSISTING NAIUNE should b. oar siuhy,
and 'or this purp sc 40 MEDICINE WILLIE FubNl
50 EFFECT U \l. as the
! INDIAN rURGATTV PILLs,
rs their eIln,,s extend to- EVERY ONE d the nn'nra
drains N hist under ,ts iuiinencr the h,dy viii b
ept in rout,e but eirctuai netsriratiun IN. tloo
viii throw OF the .ro-ser PARTICLES oC us npuTity Int
the bowels from which W. he eNpeei by tie pnfga
| tive qua iN uf the Tills. Mud under every ltCun
stance, II pro er'y per ever?d with, II l. inp'esble b.
, that EN NERN ni-EN must YIELD 10 hrir row
| ERE, LINFLrENtE.
Thus btI.ty have ,ndcnvrreG 10 add ess onrselVf
10 the understanding of the rclferio show L. him
a. conden. ed and conclusive manner as io.sble III
| .rrinds ant rcas rs why we cL.im EAIRAORUINA
| .RY POW EBs for the
II INBIAN PUGGATivE PILLS.
One o'Eer fact we would particularly stan upon M
neinoy of The reader. II is universally known an
ncknov leda Il that the ispts-.aie The most skihi
ia ire cure o diseases of any people ~ the world an
common teichcs MS that herbs which spttng pon
'tabemsy Iran our native soil, " p'oler'y cOmLilc'
-nnt applied are the best adapted Ia our constitutions
Therefore wien coupled with the above We assnr
the tradcr thu the NOLAN PIRGAl I'VE FILLS All
SIMPLY , cparnUNp ~ -FOUR SiMPbE HERBS SOv
.t~UNIyurs,r usg w rHs NORM AYHRiC.N iNptt's
we ,Tu Es convinced oi th"ir Superior qnalurs, ar'
h RET re- competent TO the cure, o every 'u'abG dts
ease.
',- Principal Cf're for the sale of the above ValnN
bic PILLS. No. lqs fremont, near 'oun ~, custom.
d PRt'E. - Gents Ter hoN, with full dt'ectl"ns'
~ The following persona are duly appOnlei AGENT
, (rr he salc rt the above FILLS.
D NENpOE1'-iO~Efll w. EiDl. ChrPach"'-
/ IIotpre Kinihar Coruons--' h!tp 2. Little. Paw
t,ris,-Inytd n.uedrt. pTuN id-nCa--iohn 'hdN-
'Vnonsock ct .-Johu B. Walker ics ior''-Shri't G
pisrrs