Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-23
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TN all ages of the world s,ncs medicine ~sl
tauc ht aud praclised rs science, inno'a
lion. whether by the faculty OF others, has peef
a sabjeei Of ridieule, Al tie same time 'h"' al
Gave agreed that one Tact 10 medicine Vas worm
sfhousand th.ar1es
Twenty years experience IN me ptscuoe o
medicine Taught me 10 saiHe rem.oIes ~
proportion 10 The benefit they have pronuee1
m, bands-a remedy ever 50 popular, which
insaf,sll, fails TO prndute the desired eheei,
discard. although yoismss may have been sfn
ZEN IN its praise. On the contrary, an agent
e.frso unpopular which invariably produces
a GOOD effect vale, although u may lie Of ln-
dan origir.
| have heard DR.. Rush frequently acknow-
ledse hat old people M rgr.es had often inf-
nistcI s,as VITA nFoiHut Mei'eal Tact, nj
remedies.
Dr. p4,sick xas e1eI Of DYsepsia by an
old oman after tie faculty lad tailed 10 relieve
him. II is also known tina, ID. fass,ok IN ron
snltation, is IN the habit OF r. ommendng the
use OF agents. moi because he kno0s her precise
mode OF action, but because tfp.rf'ice has
taught him their utility.
With great confidence therefore, ! recon-
mend 10 my Il lends the use ofh remedy IN fnne-
tionHl Dyspepsia, whose mode Of action most
clearly nnderfiaud, and b-lieve The principle
which governs the remedy gave the first check
10 my disease Two years sinee, although, until
nv late experiments with the nfw remedy,
/ had ascfibcd nv cure entirely 10 other hgeni..
In the month of July hsi, | vas furnished
with elae TO a remedy which i WAS said iial.
stead or Sut lerland, oftle CITY of New YORK,
was using very successfully Ia Dyspepsia, aud
having been sore sufferer for sir years With
that disease IN the month Of August com
menced the practice with much e irncs t,css upon
others aud with results 80 astonishing, a. 10
leave no loubt IN my mind but that | had de-
treiel tne ne remedy and its Application.
In the latter op,nion -ss mi tab en-, as letter
from y York sn thst subject clearly demon
sirates tho superior utility OF my prectcc. IN
Consequence Of its be ng regulated by know
led2e Of the structure aud junct on Of part, as
we'll 40 ofthe condition OF the system, to whlc
the remedy snppleable.
should feel It my duty TO pull III this remedy,
II observhtion had not satisfied ine II would be-
misappled by tho ignorant, tioreby brirgmg
into di1reputc. an agent capable OF dong great
good, not only IN Dyspepsia, but, II the theory OF
one OF the most rec rated French medical
tea cher, Is true, II Wi sssurcily do much BENT
fl IN other disease.
Tie truth OF this opinion is lila tratcd by the
well known FL I, thst spurstomsoh l. very conn
II must THEREFORE &c IA ilc,t 10 tbr m,nd OF any
rejecting er.on. thai ! ms remedy l. applied
TO a subject lsborinR under diseJ,cd liver ~ ,tn
acid stomach, no benefit can he derived. 6eraust
the Stomach is not tie seat OF disease, but the
point sympath'sng with The hver.
The curative IN iicaton IN . case Ike tbs, is
To apply pro,,e, RENE Is tor L,sei disease and
~ loon as healthy action Is 'udnced upou tnnt
organ, the stomach !, no Longer eour. Many
other incontrosort ble mcaieal facts might be
sdduee ia ,uppurt u III. orlnionas trogaids
our ser and the bHnrfnl uA euce q random
practice on females, i, o1ll be- mealcn liable.
By tie proper Application OF tins remedy
with others, expect To cure every oase OF fun
tionol or sunc ual DYspcp "a within the reach
VI remedies IN interview with I ose on whom
J have pr.cti.ci viii satisfy the most sccptcsl
oi then great utility.
p. : |" due sea.on, the faculty shall ave a
ia,iaiul report OF iaets
&. \. ROSE.
Sept 90 2m