Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-25
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n n all ages ui the world since medicine ua,
NJ taught and prac,ised as a sclence innovs
ton, whether 10y tue faculty or Others. has been
subject OF iidcule. AZ the same time that all
have agreed that one iuct 10 me dicine was wor,b
ii thousand theprles
twenty years experience in the practice Of
medicine, % taught me to value remedits in
proportion 10 the benefit they have produced
IN my hands--d remedy ever so popular, which
Invariably fails TO prudute the desired effect
discard, although volume, may have been writ,
ten in its praise. On The contrary, an agen,
ever so unpopular. which invariably produces
good effect, value, although it NAV be of In
dian origin.
have heard DIR. Rush frequently acknov.
edg e that old people and nurses had Often ror
hshed him with important medical facts ami
remedies.
Or. Physlck was cared Of Dyspepsia bv an
Old " oman after the faculty had failed 10 relieve
MN IL is also known tina, d.. Pm, sick in con.
suItatlon, is IN tie habit OF recommending the
use OF agents, mol because he knO,rs der nrecisc
'no"e OF action, but because experience has
taught him their utility.
"nn great confidence therefore, | recon
mend to my Il TENDS the use OF remedy in G,oc.
tonal Dyspepsia, whose mode of action / ,,os,
clearly understand, and rIieve me n,;nc;,,Ie
which governs the remedy gave the first cbsck
To my dlsease Two years SINCE, alhonob into
my late experiments with The new remed,l
haa ascii0eu INV cure eniiIrly 10 o her agents
I'D tue month ufJuly last, | was furnished
WIN clue to remedy which il was said Hal
s'etd or out7erland, OF the City of New York
was uslhg very successfully in Dyspepsa, ami
having been sore sufferer for ,Iy wears with
''a' "'Sease, m the month OF August, com
"'ph'eu tie practice with much me tness upon
o'ner' and with results so ASTONISHING. as to
lease no doubt lnmy mind but that had de
'eIied the ne y remedy and its application.
l" ,ue Tier ophion vas mis- ia en-. AS a letter
nom ~. York en- that subject clearly demon
''f a'e' the superior utility of my practice, in
con e4 ence OF MS beng regulated by know
Oh inc structure and Junction of parts, as
wen as OF the condition o. tue system. TO which
the remedy i. applicable.
s''' u eel II my duty opublish this remedy,
= had not satisfied me 1t would be
m'aPrled by the ignorant, thereby brmong
mo ni'fepute, an agent capable of doing great
goof, not only IN DYSPEPSIA, but, iftlc theoryot
one OF tie most celebrated French medical
'eachcf' Is true, II VIII assuredly do nuch benz
lit in other diseases
ne truth OF this opinion is illustrated by the
wen hho"n iact, that sour stomach is very com
u "i III diseases OF the liver,ss ell as Dyspepsia
1t must theflore be manifest to tn. mind of any
tene' ing I,er'on, that if this ren edy is applied
10 SUBJECT laboring under diseased liver with
~ ao'u STOMACH no benefit can be dcriv ed. because
thc stomach is not the seat OF dise.s, but the,
point Sympathising with the liver.
Inc curative indication in a case like this, IS
10 Apply proper remede IS Tor Liver disease, and
% Soon as healthy action is induced uuon that
s"n' '"e stomach rs no longer sour. Many
o'"er 'ncontrovcrtihle medical facts might be
"u"oceo IN support OF this opinion as it regards
o"i sex and the baneful influence OF random
Pi'cooe on females, would be incalcnlable
D! uhe proper application Of this remedy
WI" o'hefs, iexrect to cure every case offunc-
"onai or s'rucn al Dyspepsia within the reach
|, 81 remedies An interview it'll those on whom
naVe practlsed viii satisfy the most sceptlcai
OF their great utility.
faithful report of facts
G. A. ROSE.
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