Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-07
A CARD.

~ MI eyes OF Inc world since medicine -
II taught and praciised as a science, inn.
ton. whether by the faculty or others, has ~
subject Of ridcule, az the same time thai %
have agreed that one fact in me- dicine wa, -
q thousand tbeories ''t
Twenty yesrs experience 10 the pr.c,;,.
medicine. - taught me to value rem.dis. u
proportion 10 the benefit they have proo,,.@
"A my hands, remedy ever so popuIs, ~ I
Invariably fails TO produce the desired
discard, although volumes may have been - !
ten in its praise. On the contrary, An ~
ever SO unpopular. which invariably nrods
a good effect, | value, although j, may be of l.
dian origin.
/ have heard DIR. Rush frequently aeLn..
ledge that old people and nurses had ofte9 -
nished him with important medical fact,
remedies.
DIR. Physick was cured of Dyspepsia bv
oil oman after the faculty had failed 10 rsi'.
him. II is also known tina, d.. PHI, SICK in =.
sultation, is in the habit OF recommendinv
use Of agents, moi because he kno,es Their pre,
mode Of action, but because eIp.riencs
taught him their utility.
With great confidence therefore, re,,
mend TO my f lends the use OF relned, a a.
tional Dyspepsia, whose mode of acth. ~ =.
clearly understand, and believe the prine,
which governs the remedy gave the frs, 81.
10 my disease two years since, although NJ,
my late experiments with the new rsmaJ'
| had Inscribed my cure entirely 10 other 10
In the month ofJuly last, was 6rois
with clue to a remedy which il was SAID a {
stead or Sutu erland, the City of Ney w
was using very successfully in Dyspensa ~
having been II sore sufferer for sit war
that disease, in the month of August
menced TIE practice with much p rnestne,s ,e'
others and with results SO aston .i,lnp =
leave no doubt in my mind but that had
teeted the ne~ remedy and its application
In the latter opinion VAS mistak or. asa Ia.
from N. York on that subject clearly den,
strates the superior utility of my prsctcc
consequence oil its being reg ulated bys Ina,
ledge OF the structure and junction of mari
well as ofthe condition of the system, to VII.
the remedy i applicable
should feel tiny duty to puh fish this remet,
if observation had not satisfied me il wonId s
misappl,ed by the ignorant, thereby brlosH.
into dlsrepute, an agent capable of doing srs
cool, not only in Dyspepsia, but, # the theolyo 4
one tthe' most celebrated French m,la. E
teachers rs true, IT will assuredly do muchLe.
lit IN other diseases.
The truth OF this opinion is illustrated BY 4.
well known fact, that sour stomac h is very ron
Ion IN diseases OF the liyer, as ell as DysIen,s
II must tneriore be msnifest to the mind of am
retie' ting rer,en, that il this remedy is ami,
to subject laboring under diseased liver Va
acid stomach, no benefit can be derived. bean.
the stomach isnot the seal OF disease. bgs
point sympathlsing with the liver
The cnratyc indicat on in case like III,
to apply proper remedies Tor Liver disease. III
SO soon as healthy action is induced upontt 8
organ, e stomach is no longer sour. Mai
other uncomfortable medical facts might
adducei IN support OF this opinion as il rcssr.k
our sex and the baneful Influence OF rspIo,E
practice on females, would be ncalcolsbk
BY the proper application of this remedE
with others, expect to cure cry case omn5
honsi or stI ucnia Dyspepsia within ,erad
OF remedies. An interview it'll those on ntvr
7 have practlsed Will satisfy the most sceplc.
OF Iher great utility.
r, D In due season, the faculty shall have
faanful report OF facts
G. A. ROSE
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