Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-03-21

This assertion may s:aris the rrnder and appear 10
him absurd AID ridirnlous yet nevertheless II TEUr.
Nhai IN disease! When properly considered IL II OILY
an ETSoEr ov NATURE to expei FROM tie body ,oine Of
iendng cause. Ne a,e so constituted that there is
consian tedenoy In mature la expei throw of what
ever is injurious To H. ah his IL done by urine, stool
sw at. exp ctoraiion vonit,&c. lese the
"f the holy through which all the useless ana decay'd
irr carried or aud iong as th, are Kept open
so lona viii the body continue IN health. Hut when
from eating impoprr food, other cause the bowels
5ee"m- cosve, or sudden transition from heat Ia cold
hr pore OF the SKIN become closed or any Of tie Other
drains bee me obstruc~d evil sequences are sure TO
How. The foul matter which should escape by thes.
outlets instead Of passing off as nature intended Is re-
ia ned in the body, and either puri6es In the stomach
I"r taken up by the absorb mt vessels aud added
cieun'ion This Impure matter floating about the sys
TEN, ~ the blood, Is pisEAsE ~ LATENT SoWM. II
meines appears harmless for " hile but MATURE
always on he alert soon discovers the ntrudes and
inm dlatcIy eomn-ncts struggle for their expulsion
II will be observed that In order to accomplish this
Undertaking she always directs her Ell Its 10 TIE
,,PENiNG OF TiE NATURAL DRAINS or TIE
d my lhe blood is qnickrn~d In its cir, ulation-t
ruses with violence through the sy' TEN, and breaks
hronsh all oppos ION. = his incnasci alton
motion h called fever. Nature ways -xet> her elf
pro.orion to the amount of iaor she Il compel ed To
perform therefore IN proportion as The body Is
less AIDED With corrupted bunOrs so win the
lion he less violent. If nature bs totally NJ.
aLGcrtD On corNTERACTgD In her efforts TO T.
tending matter tdisensr Is not wond' ihnt unde
such circumstances the body should sink under he
hict ASSISTING NATUh T. should b- oar thiefstuiy,
and or tl:is pnrp.se No MEDICINE EwII.LiEFuUNEl "
SO III ECTU IL as the
INDIAN PURGATIvEPI
as their efforts extend 10 EVERY ONE of the nn,nrn
drains. hst under IT'S influence The body VIII b.
iept In gent'c bht efretua resiration. h. blood
VIII throw OF The grosser particles of its ius,rity into
Tho bowels from which II VIII he expelled by tie pirca
tive quality Of the Pills. Aud under every circum
stance if p,0 cr!y per eycred wnh, is mpssib. bt
that EVERY niSEA T. must lIi Lii Ia ibeir row |
ERFi L. LiNFLUENCE.
Thus briefly have We rndenvored 10 add ourselves
To the understanding of the re .derto show him n
"a eondrn'ed aud cohtlu i've manner as 70 silc the
rounds aud rcas ns why we ciaim EXr0AuRDINA-i
RY row Egs for the
INDIAN PuRGiTIVE PILLS.
One other fact would particularly STAMP upon n.
memory ofthe reader. u is universally known and
acknowledge d that the INDIANS the most skilfui
in Tire cure of dseases of any people In the ord and
common e?ces that herbs which spring .pon
ancousy tr.ni our native SOL, IL properly conpied
hui applied. th" hest adapted To constitutions
! Therefore when coupled with the nbpvel We Gssu,~ 4
the reader thai the lNltAN PURGATIvE PILLS Aut 1
SIMPLY cosr,u or FOUR SIMPLE HERBS SOW
~ USivEss.L USE ny ruE NoRTH AhEaic.~ tSDiAss II
we trut lie vinced of their superior qualities aud
'h-ef comprent TO the cure, Of every cuabie DIS
ease. II
p- rrino pal Once for a ssl. OF the above Vaiua
bic PILLS. No. l9e Trrinont oirt 81 noston. II
PRICE, % Cents Per !oy, with full directions II
ey The fullo~ ing prrsons are duly appointed
Il T ihc sale &c the abnvh fn.iS. II
NENIOGT-JOSEPn W. ErDY. Chrpachet-
Ha'acr kiinbail. iommons-l hiip y. lJuls. Paw
lncset-Iavid iIrbedct. Providrnso--Iohn caiy -
W"onsock-t -Juhn u. Walker. Nic.ford-saniuei II
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