Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-23

Nv all ages OF the xrld s,nco medicine was to,,b,
and practscd asa Science, innovation whe, her by
IL faculty or others, has been subject of rdicuIe
at the time that all Ia We AGREED thar npr ccI ~
medicine was worth Thousand theories
twenty years experience IN the practice nf med-
cine, has taught me to value remedies in propnr,on
TO the benefit they have produced IN my b,nds-,
remedy ever popular, which nvariably fails o nro
duce the dcsrcd oirct, I discard, although voImos
may have been written IN its praise. On the contra
~, an agent unpopular, which invariablv ,ro
dnces good effect, value, although it rny bc of
Indian origin. " VI
have heurd DR.. Rush frequently ACKNOWLEDGE
INA, ola people and nurses had often furnished him
WIN in1pur ant medical facts and remedies
DIR. thysick was cured of Dyspcp,ia by an old 90
man n''r tho faculty had failed relieve HIM lis
ais" Known that DE Physrck in corsu)tation is in
the habit of recommending the use of accents M, he
cause lac kr0ws their precise mode of nc,;on I'm, h
cause experience has taught him their utility.
with great confidence therefore, | rccommand n
my friends the of remedy in functional ID, snen
STA, whose mode of action mast clearly understand
and believe the principle which governs the rcmrdv
gave the first check my disease two wears SINCE
although, until my late experiments VITA the new
remcuy, had ascr!bcd my entirely to other
, agents.
ln the month of July last, l was furnished with
clue to remedy which was said llals,eud or Sutl.
cfand, of the city of Now York was using yerv sue
ccSsuily III Dyspepsia, and having been sore suffer
e. Tor six years with that disease IN the month of An
gust, | commenced the practice with much earnest
ness upon others and with results so ASTONISHING cs
10 leave no doubt my mind but that had dctec,sd
! the new remedy aud It's application
In the latter opinion ! was mistaken as Is,,er
from ~ York on that subject clearly demonstrates tho
superior utlluy OF my practice. in consequence % 10
oeIng regulated by knowledge of the structure
and junction OF parts, well of the copdit,on or
! Inc system, to which the remedy is applicable.
should feel Il my duty 10 publish this remedy If
observation had not satisfied it would be fnison
pied by the ignorant, thereby bringing into disrepute
an agent capable of doing great good. not only in
Dyspepsia. but, # the theory of one of tho uost COL
ehra'cd French medical teachers is true il will .ssur
eddy do much benefit in other diseases
The truth OF TINS opinion is illustrated by the well
known iact that sour stomach very common in dis
cases OF the liver, well as Dyspcpsia II must
therefore be manifest TO the mind of any reGectno
person, that # this remedy is applied To subject La
boring under diseased liver with acid stomach no be-
ncht he derived, because the stomach is not tho
seat OF disease, but the point symputhislng with the
! liver
The curative indication in a case like this is to an
ply proper remedies for liver disease and rs soon as
healthy action is induced upon that organ the s;opn
nch Is TO longer sour. Many other lnconrovertIbIo
medical facts might be adduCed IN support of this
opinion as II regards and the baneful lnaence
oil random practice on females, would be Incaculsble
BY the proper application OF this remedy with OF hers
expect to cure every of fuctona or 81 ruotura
Dyspepsia within the reach of remedies An inter-
view with those on whom have practised will salts.
ty The most sccpiCal of thier great utility
Z. 5 la due season, the faculty shall have faith
lul report of facts. G. A. ROSE
Iyuchburp. Sent. 90