Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-01-31

II This assertion may starIe the rrader and appar 10
him absurd aud rid.nous. y,t nevertheless y TEvs.
Wha is disease? When pope,iy considered it iso,iy
an ErSoHT NATURE to ekpei from t>e body OF
lending cause. Neae SO constituted that there Is n
constant tedd ncy in nature Ia expel throw of what
ever Is injurious to ~ah This s done by urue stool,
sw At rxprctoratiun vomit,& &c. These the severe
of the holy through which all the useless decay,d
matter II carried Oft and long thry Kept opeu,
So hong viii the body continue in health. Hut when
from eating inpioper f"d, or other cause, the bowels
become cOstive sudden transition from heat to coId,
the pores o the SIX become closed any Of the other
DR. las bee obsrupted evil consequences 10
How. The foul matter which should ~scap, by those
outlets instead 81 passing off as nature intended IL re-
Ia ned IN the body ani either purh-s In the stomach,
L. tax up by the absorb vessels and added to h~
circuatiun his pure matter hoating about the sys
ten, IN the blood, is pisr.sr ~ LArrsT Yonu. Il
3. mel lines appears II ,rmless for While, hut rAruNn
always the alert discovers the intruders and
mrd att ~ conm.nrrs struggle for their expu,sicy
u will be- Observed s, in order to accomplish sn,s
undertaking she always directs her efturs no TIE
OPENING OF rue NATURAL DRAINS OF TnR
Bopf. The blood is quitkrned In its CIR ulsion-t
rrshrs with violence through the system, aud bveiks
Il hr"u h ~ opposi Ton. Y his increased lion
motion 10 called fever Nature ways exert. her elf IN
pro ortion To tho amount Of iaof se u compel ed 10
perform therefore IN proportion as the body u ot
less AIDED Win corrupted humors, will the co,npo-
t"n lie moro az less violent. II nature he totally ~.
GLtcrfp ~ oousfenA,tEp in her efforts to remove ,f
find ng matter dseasel II Is not wond ru that under
such eiIeum.!ances the body hond sink under the cen
niet ASSISTING NATUI y should b- O. ehtfs,s.il.
and or this pnfpl se NO MEDICINE WILL BE FvUNn
SO rtE'TU IL as the
II INDIAN PURGATtvE fibLs,
as Their efOds extend To- EVERY ONE of the natural
II hfsihs Whilst under rs iphuenee the BODY WI. ~
tert In n gcnte but ehectua Iersiraion Ihr itSu
!, win throw oif The srossr r,rtces of US .mpaiiV m'"
n the bow els from which wiu lie esp,nsh ~ the psr
tive aua'iiy nf the pfs. And under every citF'm
stance IL pfo, orly persv,red with, is mp'ssbie pN
NJ thai EVEN DIrEA Il nust YIELD TO tbcn row
II HRft LINflpGNCE. ..,
n mas b,b NV have endeavoredt 10 sdo'es- ~'ssewss
10 The ing uf The readerto ssow fo nm 10
ns eosys I'd aud rontlu i've nianb~t ns ro sble ts
\ grounds ana rcns ~ why we eishn ExrRAokLiNA-
II UY Pow ERs for the
II INDIAN PURGATivE FILLS.
i op. o,hcr fac, we would ,raieu,ay stamp wpon the
II memory sc the reader Its universally kne~n aud
know ledg that the IFpiAs she sknfui
IN tbe snte ~ Diseases uf any pc opie n the world d
common teaches ,hat hrThs which spring spon.
tansously from our pntive sol, ~ properly complied
aud nprlle ihr beat adapted ~ onr constitutions
II be yeIore vhea (t"splsd with the abosel ssvuss
II the isade, lhst tire tNDtAN PuRGArlvE PiLhs AsI
nNrLy coprousp ~ fOUR SIMPLE uERBs sow
~ v,iv.tssL rsE Nv rus NoN,a AnrN,ess tsoiAss,
we tut No v convinced Of their superior q.siis, ssd
ibrtefre touetent TO the cure, Of every tsrabe DIS
ease.
II R1 Principal chce fcS tie smie of the ahove vaiss-
Ji~ PILLS. No. 1873 Tpnopt near snr ~, noston.
II PRICE, - Cent Fer fo,, with fall diietth'hs
RTTho following persons duly appointed Aessrs
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