Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-28
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EN- all ages of tho world since medicine was taught
l. sad practsed science, innovation, whe her by
he faculty others. has been subject of rIdcuie
at the same that all have agreed that fact
medicine was worth Thousand theories.
twenty years experience IN the practice of medi
cine, has taught M to value remedies in proportion
to the benefit they have produced In nv hands-a
remedy popular which invariably fails to pro-
duce the desired off"ct. discard although volumes
may have been written in It's praise. On the contra
ry, agent unpopular, which invariably pro-
drces good effect, value, although ii be of
Indian origin.
have heard DR.. Rush frequently acknowledge
that old people and nurses had often furnished him
with important medical facts and remedies.
Dr. Physick cured of Dyspepsia by an old NO.
man after the faculty had failed 10 relieve HIM 1t is
also known that DR. Physck in consultation, is in
the habit of recommending The of agents. be
lie kno,cs their precise mode of action, but be
cause experience has taught him their utility.
With great confidence therefore, | recommend to
my friends the use of remedy in functional by spep
STA, whose mod OF action most clearly understand,
and believe the principle which governs the remedy
gave the first check to my disease two years SINCE
although until my late experiments with the new
remedy, | had ascrbed my entirely to other
agents
In the month of July last, was furnished with
clue to remedy winch it said Halls cad or Su,l-
erland of the city of New York. was using very sue
cessiuily in Dyspepsia, and having heen sore suffer
er for six years with that disease the month of Au-
gust, | commenced the practice with much earnest
ness upun others and with results so astonshnr rs
TO leave no doubt my mind blu, hat had detected
the new remedy and its application
in the latter opinion l was mistaken. as letter
from N. York on that subject clearly demonstrates the
superior utility of my practice. consequence os its
being regulated by knowledge of the structure
and junction OF pats, we'll as of the condition of
the system, to which the remedy is applicable.
should feel 1t my duty publish this remedy if
observation had not satisfied it would be nlsap-
Piled by The ignorant, thereby bringing dsrepute
an agent capable of doing great good, not only in
Dyspepsia but, the theory of one of the most cell
ebrated French medical teachers is true, will assur-
cdly do much benefi, in other diseases.
The truth of this opinion illustrated by the we'll
known fact, that stomach is very common in dis
eases of the liver, we'll as Dyspepsia II must
therefore be manifest to the mind of anv reflect inc
person, that IT thus remedy applied a subject la
boring under diseased liver with acid stomach no be-
nct be derived, because the stomach is not the
seat of disease, bu the point sympathising with the
liver
The curative indication in case like this is to ap-
ply proper remedies for liver disease and rs soon as
healthy action is induced upon hat organ, the stom-
ach is no longer Many other mcon;rovertible
medical facts might be adduced in support of this
opinion it regards sex; and the banefu lnfsnce
of random practice females, would be incalcuable
By the proper application or this remedy with others
| expect 10 cure every of fncional structural
Dyspepsia within the reach of remedies An inter
view with hose whom I have practsed will salts
fly the most scep;ical of thier great utility.
p. S Ia due season, the faculty shall have a faith
ful report o facts. G A. ROSE.
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