Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-16
INDIAN PURGATIvE PILLS.
OF Unirsrsai Medicine Of he North imui.
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This assertion may ttare the reader eni appear 10
him at SUI and ridiculous, yet nryotholots u TRUE
What is dnease, When properly considered only
an error or sArrRE TO expe from the body some OF ,
Tending We constituted that thcrc n y
constant tendency in nature 10 expe throw of what
Injurious TO health THIS is done by urine STOOL
sweat, exptc,oraton, vomt &c. These tho sewer.
of the body through which s the useless aud decaycd
matter carried off and long they KEPT open
long will the body continue in health Blu, when
from eating improper food. other eanr, tho bowe,
become costive, sudden Transition from heat 80 cold
the pores OF the skin become closed of the other
drains become obs,ruceJ evil consequence are sure 20
follow. The foul matter which should escape by these
outlets instead OF passing of nature intended re
tanned in the body, aud either putre the stomach
is taken up by the nbsorpeDt vessels aud added 10 the
circulation, This impure matter floating about the sys
TEN, IN the blood disease a HE latent form II
times appears harmless for while, but nature always
the alert discovers the ntruder and Immediate
~ struggle for Their expulsion Il will be
observed that IN order 10 accomplish this undertaking
she always directs her efIor 7OTHE OP EWING or
THE NATURAL DRAINS or THE BODY. The
blood quckened IN its cifcuationit rushos with vic
lenco through the system, aud breaks through oil oppo-
siton This increased uction, commoton il called
fever. Nature always exerts herscif In proportion
the amount of labor she is compelled perform there
fore proportion the body is more OF less onded
with corrupted humors, will the commotion be more
or less violent-lf nature be totally NEGLECTED or
oouSrEaAorED in her efforts TO offending mat
ter (dease) IL /. not wonderful that under such cir
cunstances the body should sink, under the conflict.
ASSISTING NATURE should be our CHIEF sruDy,
and for The purpose NO MEDICINE WILL BE FOUND 50
EFFECTUAL az the
INDIAN PURG.77IrE PILLS,
as their effects extend TO EVERY ONE Of the natural
drains, Whst under its influence The body teu be kept
IN gentle bla .feeiual Precipitation. The blood will
throw of the grosser particles Of lis mpuri,y into the
bowels from which it will be expelled by the purgatye
quality Of the PILLS. And under EVERY CIRCUMSTANCE
If properly persevered with IL is IMPOSSIBLE but that
EVERY DISEASE MUST YIELD TO their POWERFUL
INFLUENCE.
Thus briefly have endeavored 20 address ourselves
TO the understanding Of the readerto show 10 him il
grounds aud reasons why we claim ExrRAoRDiSAR,
POWERS for the
LNDLa.w PURC.47YPE PILLS
One other fact would particularly stamp upon In
memory Of the reader. II is universally known and nc
kDowedsed that the INDIANS the most skiu in ia
cure OF diseases of reople in the word and com
mon teaches that herbs which spring spouanc
ousy from native soil, Il properly compiled and ar
Piled, are the BEST ADAPTED 10 our Constitutions
Therefore when Coupled with the above) we AssuR
e the reader that the
u INDIAN PURGA7TJE PILLS
are strPly compound Of (oUr simple herbS noo in mn
! oersdi use By NE North american INDIANS, We tru
J. Re convinced Of their suI qualities. and therefor
h conn eteut TO The al EVERY cutahle disease.
h 81 Principal Oi6ce tor the New Eoglani Sla,es, e
The abose VALUABLE PiLis, No. 1893 fremont, ne'
Il Court ';r1ct. Boston.
Price u cents per box, with Full directions.
: Or Al communications or opplcstpns Of Ascncie
, nus We addressed hus--"N. T. Office, N. A. CoeG
Of Heelth, 1919 Fremont street. Boston. Mass"
n 1913 FREMONT STREET.
For further proofs of The efficacy of the INDIA
VEGETABLE PILLS, and = list Of Agents for Il
same, sec sd,ersement on the out SIDE Of this paper.
WILLIAM FAY, Agent for Rutland County.