The Sun.
London, England, 1833-08-23 00:00:00

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COLLEGE OF HEALTH,
Lulton-place, New.roail, King's Cross, Lundon.
ell& CHOLERA MORBUS.
setaouring to
again mad draw publeicits attention to the fact, of
having. appearance amongst
%tied oir victims even in our own neig
i I many
i'aYa perhaps, be accused of wishing to create
lei TIC aarm ; butquite the contrary is my inten
6. -5 ouservations 4which I hive to offer having for
la • tat-ot_bo soothing of all apprehension of danger, by
iKttle bO3 at to public adoption what I feel persuade.(l,t:r
"Ne. t Inems of preventing and curing that drcl 1
lifiltr"ftea_
bape! has taught us that the primary, or first cause
uits, in a great or less degree, at all times and
71d 4ee4," within us that it is in a vitiated state of the
744 141 other juices emanating from it. This morbid or
%tietiottate of the choler or bile, being acted upola by a
.sit;,_.atniosphere, the crisis of cholera is produced,
rrd state of the fluids may be vulgarly compared to
Aiito 4,d1 for the (I, struction of a citadel, and the e01t..-
Dcb. The train is passive till it curves in contact
Iftis,:orch (the epidemic) when the attack commences.
Alpo- 're are barn with a germ of the virus of the
i.l.eontitined in our blood, which we
.carty aboutn_
lye_ t` ts brought to a crisis by its unity with the (tit
~that Pestilence, either through the medium of the
teat lancet. If such were not the fact, how happens7llt4e,We do not take the disease as often as we come in
41; With it ? By the same rule, how is it that all
IthiLtelithe the same air, and at the same time, are not
'trete:ll%lth colera ?hy, in e sam house, one
With the disease, `and theth otherse escape?is The
4hiphoard, where the seine air pervades all parts
esFcl at the same time, vet all the men do not take
ViTetion ; which clearly indicates that our taking it or
tZast depend upon the state of our fluids, as to
ter they be in such condition as renders us receptive
icOntagion, or otherwise. If the sole cause of cholera
entirely with the atmosphere, all who breathed it
lame place would be similarly affected. From this
If the subject (anti I think every candid and unpre.
I Mind will admit it to be a rational one), we are
the conclusion that we possess the power to ward
attack of cholera by purifying the humours and
.41,1 our bodies of its first cause. The fact that all
'very ho neglected to do this, and continued to live on in
of excess, were the first to suffer last. year, goes
v`tatirtiou'r in eupport of my argument, and in recom_
•eative., of the adoption of a purifying system as a pre.
74141 f of the blood and the whole body being the grand
11itert i.(tt,441:..) Our. next consideration must be how to I
t0.:40f... thereby render ourselves proof against the
--rtiers .° inveterate and malignant an enemy as cholera
tr;ott.l'!l debilitating the constitution. The means
It -.' 'which Iff.'red us in " Morison's Vegetable Medi-
rime-orhes only 13-y- a Purifier of the blood, stands unequalled.
Irtk- with Perpetual evacuation, which may be car-
incpaing th "Tnnity to any extent without the fear of
e constitution. By ridding the body. of its
tars,e°44. th. a" Promoting a healthy circulation of the
"uaeoe;oefntahltitution is -enabled to resist the contagious
81414 8 e atmosphere.
Lroatei "entive, from three to five pills, Nos. 1 and 2,
thri. Y) for twelve or fourteen days, should be taken at
',1e.),„1' after which two doses a week, while the ept-
'll,l4l:
.444-T4il'o,irWpiiel befoundsufficient. Diet should be
oon 1 • Fresh animal food,. with plenty of
pb.4te Pic day ; good ripe fruit may be taken with
den iviett,' esally while taking the pills. Ail saltedt
11012 to 7.Pirito, wines, and all things that have a en-
-14-T lntwim-late the blood, should be avoided. Good sound
,kokt beer, of a moderate strength, not stale, is
4417ter ""°,l"ome beverage, but the less liquid taken
Avoid as much as possible damp night air,
the ate atl3l"ogly the flesh brush. Where these simple
4f,tvept eaded to, there can be nothing to fear. In
tt to" 111,. kt4obeing attacked,' if violently, take immediately
l'il4 Pills; put the feet in warm water, and go
tijasik ptcy'auliets. -Apply the flesh brush,or rubbing,
44t11). Particularly about the region of the heart,
111/(11 1,41".
ttltkly, Lt-e Medicine has operated, which it will do very
4:,e1 or 1;7;4 up and down, drink freely of plain warm
phlhott ;417 water as hot as bearable. If, after four or
tn,,irntri"' the cramps he abated, and ease restored. with
o.teliaefritb 12 pills, No. 1, may be taken, but if not
41; 41;4 eve felt, 20, No. 2, should be taken, and
.d
whierr, hours till the violent symptoms sub,' e ,
vet, ately wee or 8 of Nos. I anti 2 should be taken
oitetrY twelve hours till well. This practice
u'q4lll4 all hygeists throughout the kingdom with
4sgthler te.e's, when the epidemic last. prevailed, as the
PtOv leated records of the hygeian establishment.
poilltodz: le' Suffer not yourselves to be drenched with
, aUdanun, , .
oil or any such
vs, -.the r calomel, Crooton
04ifee utter uselessness and perniciousness of them
Nei to b tiseaough in the last trial ; neither suffer your-
-110 tbkii teCied----a practice attended with no better suc-
14::ertifto c Poisoning system, only not quite so glaringlyt
ant 1,10444414? the act of drenching. a poor sufferer with
it, 18 %me. 1 brandy, and consigning. him to the graveom
144 !Otreoti ot time has elapsed for him to awake.
;Ilia thee P°isonous effects. The contemplation i
14 %nom eXtreme
the le °Pi4 ine Ihese observations, which I publicly submit
olott
Po 4' of my fellow beings, under a deep sense of
jeet 0 tv44,„ tY and reprehension attached to him who
heal stela istkl'ulY lead into error his fellow man on a sub-
-1/.o):gt 11114:(1itsaSt importance as that of life and death,
:114e healtheabe• I cannot do more than point out the
441 feav, I ,t" and exhort others to follow it. Had. I
thy et the -"aid have felt that I had been wanting in
aitt°lko Public Weal, and ill discharged the duties of
4lttllite! 00, :41;40t1Y---that of supplying the district of So-
k% anti 'let with .. Motison's Vegetable Universal
ht„) as' en,„ of doing all in my power to instruct as
"the 4-"etteieve ithin my cognizance, in the Hygeian
Au ne.
JOHN BEANHAM.
g. 1834)30f1et Depot, 53, New King.strert, Bath.
A
. bur, CURE OF RUPTURE.
sirt
CAN ALLAN-_H
weian Aent, Church-
Prai,"ls angel Street, Port-Glasgo. g
thY becomes the duty of all men to give
and it take.", ato God for all the blessings they receive
erg f 4, til4tly if they have received a great tienefit—
I itifflbl I 4 I allude with regard to myself. I had
htt ek,d t4lWitb a complaint from which
A
called rupture,
14144'47 had
beenur long time, and never expected to get
I4iAt '0 trouble told by some that it was incurable.
lb r. Morrison
with Other complaints ; and being told
hat!'" 4 ri"u's Aledicine would cure these di'eases,
0t
A._l I elt reli
thrat'"l'U'r not expecting any benefit for the
f_ ta to
great surprise, it was the first
.thing
to • I persevered a considerable time,
Worito.l great astonishment, the Universal Me-
gi,tvhat I thought a miracle, by curing me
antidii, /1' any
Person doubt this, only let him call
tnY oittla
to thell w'
truth. with with words, or freely
'sten the for the benefit of o 7
blessing that I :al:ets'
hb that you would
salon ,
that they may
I remain, your humble Servant,
tt.Gl
it%.O.BERT IIYNMON.
t'Oile&oW, 7th June,