Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-23

of Health established in Washington. d. Co January o.
1893, FOR THE CURE OF ALL DISEASE.
The beautiful and simple theory of disease and
remedy as pacsed by native Indians, and advocated
by the North American College of Health is beginning
now TO be generally understood Thousands who have
heretofore maintained the necessity of peculiar medcu
for every particular disease senuUusy contend
that all maades proceed from cause SO one
medicine, capable OF removing that cause will every
Enlsease incident to
disease of the head. the feet the lungs liver &c.
Ieh require peculiar kind of medicine to heal them,
would not those parts each require particular kind OF
food for their nourisbment But know that good
wholesome food nourishes all parts OF the system alike 1t
is manifest therefore, that good and proper vegetable
medicine will by purifying the blood search and
move disease from every part of the body.
According the Natural Indian theory all our COM
plants owe their ogin to one cause viz the shutting up
which nature has intended that all corrupt and useless
matter shall be carried from the body When these be.
closed it is like the shutting up of water course
either the accumulated waters find outlet, the
country becomes inundated just with the human body
IL tho natural drains become closed the bumos
IN the system and either find vent in the form of
diseases such as cvers, rheumatism cutaneous erupton
govt, c, or appopleSy and death ends the scenee The
only sensible method therefore, of preventing and curing
disease is to keep the body continually purged of all the
useless and corrupt humors and for this purpose med
cine will be found efectual the Indan Purgaye
cause only one whose power extends 10 the opening
of all the natural drains OF the body. Whilst the
Influence of this singular medicine the body will be kept in
gentle but effectuai perspration proper discharge of
rne will be experienced the stomach and bowels will be
thoroughly cleaned; and the blood will be stimulated to
purify itself.
Onevery common objection urged by who but par
tay understand the principle OF curing disease by purga
ton, promulgated by the North American College of
Health that although purgng will disease;
yet that the repeated exercising of those organs will lnure
or destroy their tone Those who raise obectons nn5ca
10 forget that purgng natural to the bowels walking
IS to the feet labor to the hands ard like every other
function most be duly exercised order retain ther
gles
= What man in his would think of deprving his
children OF exercise in order that they might be strength
ened by inactivity And yet this absurdiy is greater
than the natuaion of those who imagine the bowels
eh Injured by performing their natural funcons that
disease can be cured by other medicine than such
VIII remove the cause from the body.
Nature "a constantly giving us examples of the saluay
effects Of purgng We find her perseyerngy employed,
not only in carryng OF the resdum Of the natural food
by the daily eyacuaons of The bow els; but frequently
see her BY natural diafh9a OF obsti-
Nature by always adopting this plea in the cure of
disease points most emphatcay the she would
have pursue. She seems 10 say ia the most inviting
manner, come follow my examples using those
era medicines. which only clog the wheels life;
aud In Their stead use Vegetable Purgatyes which being
natural to or constitutions are, IN truth, the medicine Of
Life and Health
How peEs9ns comprehend the action Of vegetable
pureaEes; by what mysterious process the blood by
them stimulated to deposto its impurities bowels
or how those organs excited the corrupt
ars rom the body all can understand when they
renee relief. The gentlemen who compose the North
American College Of Health would therefore earnestly in
e all who are suffering from disease Of any kind to make
Wal OF the indaR Vegetable Pm. They beg leave
sure the American Public hsi said Ineian Pill purga-
tHe SO Justly balanced that they may be all times
and under all circumstances perfect safety and no
dose, however small, but will afford relief and no
quantity however large f be such required to open
the bowelsl can possibly inure.
Assisting Nature should be chief study and for this
purpose the Indian Purpatye viii be found the eec
toal medicine ever offered to the public. Its power being
always directed TO the opening OF those drains through
winch nature cafues out al Impurities from tic body
forts precisely The Of she :cqu.res to
enable her 10 csfe every variety OF disease II beng veg
eapc preparation, aad acting IN harmony with const
teton - always the right medicine 10 be administered
SINGLE dose viii IN most afford relief and, If perse
yered with, will always effect q
In using tie indlan PHrgatye for Indan Vegetable Pals)
no care - necessary except IN taking such shall operate
freely Upon the bowels II this effect Obtained every
Geys viii each be Stimulated to discharge their portion Of
Impurities and the energy Imputed BY this extraordinary
medicine TO the blood. will enable that 1uid dsenqage
and eePoFe It's impure PARTICLES into the bowels; from
those organs
One great advautare possessed by tie Indian Pills over
every ohc uedc that they disease upon nat.
orul ard SUIT oil complaints they aiays the
night medicine TO ~ administered. and, consequently ean
never be taken improperly therefore should be
shoa'd be the person sek n The lev doses
81 tie tniau Pulls admniftered. the N the
patient be restored 10 health and usefulness.
Lifaei Of letter irSn the Asea ia Portland Jan H.
1850.
We % not know Of sntary iaftanee where they have
been tired bat wih complete saisseion aud with sach
proofs ~e think the sale Nill be very extensive"
krfaei iion letter from the Postmaster Br5gwaier
Mast yaa. 81
THEY arc altogether preferable TO Rrandfe,h. Pa,
used -
Etusrt from letter from the Agest 10 Monipser Vt
"Oas ~ ny sob Agents 10 ordering supply, save
Sani more fsihsy begih q sell fast And give the besi
sa'sseiioo v sss nsd'ens 'Se here All no have ased