Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-01-17

NORTH AMERICAN COLLEGE OF HEALTH,
This assertion may ie the reader and appear to
him absurd aud Ridiculous yet nevertheless II j. TEUE
Wha is disease? When prope iy considered It s ouIy
an EFyoHr OF NATURE TO expe from tie body some o
Tending cause Ne are so constituted TINT there Is
constant tendency in nature To expel or throw OF what
ever is innrou~ to health. This Is done by urine ,stoo
sw at, expt ctoraiou vumit &c. hese the sewers
Of the body through which all the useless AMI decayed
mater carried off and 81 long they kept open
ST. LONG viii the body continue IN health But when
from eating inpioper food or other cause, the bowels
become cost,e or sudden transition from heat to cold
the pores of the SIX become closed, any Of the other
dr. become ob'ructed, evil consequences TO
law The fon matter which should escape by these
outlets instead of passing off as nature intended re-
ned in the body, and either pniifes IN the stomach,
nr T. taken by the absorb nj vessels aud addsd To the
circulation. his npure matter floating about the sys
TEN, IN the blood, Is DISEASE ~ A LATENT FORM. u
meiimes apl ears b irmless for while but NATURE
always Tie alert soon discovers the ntruders and
dat' ly CONNIE ncts struggle ior their expulsion
viii be- observed that IN order to accomplish this
undert king she always directs her eff rts rO TIE
OPENING OF TilE NATURAL DRAINS OF THE
L BODY. The blood is quickrned IN its cirruaiion-t
rnshes with violence through the systcn, and breaks
hrou All opposition. THIS increased a'iion or com
motion is called fever Nature always exeits herself ~
pro- onion the amount of ator she IL compel ed TO
perform therefore in oporto ms the body Is more ar
LEES AIDED with corrupted hunnrs, so W W the connlo
tion he less violent. if nature he totally Ne
GLEcrlD couNTERAtTsp In her efforts 10 remove E
nd ue matter dseasd) 1t u not wond that under
such circumstance the body lonli sink under The con
hict ASSISTING MAJ VI should b. or chief study,
and for this prrp, Sc NO MEDICINE WILL DE FOUND
50 Et EAT u VI. us tho
INDIAN RGATIvE PILLS,
ne their efo ~ extend To EVERY ONE of the natural
drains. hst under rs influence the body will be
hcpt IN ceid but eiiectuai lerspriton. The Lood
will throw of he grnssor particles Of It's mrnrty into
The bowels irUi which II Nil bc eNp"He 10y tive pifga-
tive quality of the Iil's. Aud under every circum
stance, f po ery per cverod with. II impossible brf
llai EVERY Di-Et u must Yll LD To their POW
ERFi T. tNFLUEHCE.
Thus briefly have ondeavoredt 10 nddrcss ourselves
10 the understanding of the re Jder-o show TO him In
NJ condeu.cd and cuncu I've manner rs 20 sble the
grounds and reas why we claim EATRAORDiNa-
ny Pow EHs for the
II INDIAN PURO tTlVE PILLS.
n Gre her fact we would particularly stamp rpon The
memo uf the r'aicr. II IL universally known nnd
acknow lcdg d that the iSotsss aie the most skiiiui
~ Tie cure Uf diseases ~ any people IN the world aud
common te, ohes that herbs which spring -pun
tnnco, sly from our native SOIL " p'o.erlS complied
nnt applied iha best adtpted to onr constitutions.
III, ,rt ufr when Occupied with the above We sSun
the frahcr tlat the lSrlhN PURGA1INE PILLS Az
sfMPLr cOsPJUND oF FOUR SIMPLE HERBS Nov
~ UNivrtsu usg Nv rug NoRrH AssafcAS lNoiAss
fof re competent 10 the cure, of every turable dts
ease.
~ Principal fiee for tie ssie &C the above Naln1
biz PilIsS. M. las i'r' mont near opn ~, usiOn.
II PRlt y, - tcBt- Ier l'o,, with full direcit ns
u D. The follow tag p1rspns are duly appUne = GgNIs
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