True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-07
MILES COMPOUND EXTRACT OF
TOMATO.
A SUBSTITUTE ron CALoMEL.


fENllt. docrinc promulgated with so much assurance
Il by many empires of The present day, that
dcinc will cure all Diseases is not aud never can be
true; and he who asserts it, is either fool Of Al: i'm.
posor But il is n fact demonSua''e By experience,
that combinations OF medicine mag be formed from the
VEGETABLE KINGDOM, that will act SO universally on
the system when taken scasolably and in jucious pro
portions cure, nine out oi ten, all diseases
within the reacl. and power OF medicine
| From tue well knuwi aih established reputation of
Caf0niti, 1t las long been cmpbted by tie empire,
and scichtic ply scia, as one OF the most powerful
agents for the removal of disease. BY the former al
most every land has been dciugcd With nosrums that
tl.r authors claimed as specifics in every disease Incl
dent TO the human family The folly of these prcten
sons needs comment Tor accurate chemical inyesti
CATION has shown, that the base OF most of the P:'aceas,
Catholicous &c which have been trumpee,l before
the community, with much assurance is CdiomeL, or
mercury in some form. Now, if this potent M1icee
even in the hands of the most skliu physician, frequent
ly exers influence on the human system, ,mtoresecn
and entirely beyond the control OF art; undermining lii
constitution, aud bring ing premature old age, disease
and death, what result should be expected when pre-
scrbcd by the Ignorant Could their many thousand
victims speak, voice from the tomb would dspel
he 'spetifC' dcuson that now sway the minds Of the
living.
Humane Physicians deplore the sad evils resulting
from the ncrcural practices and will gladly hail the in
PRODUCTION of article that safely he substituted for
e3ul ,ci. Ets5 E{. nv" t't' f''snnr III" n,"rra'uv
Vi its prnar operation; they cannot say whether it Ill
be favorable u:,volac. They also k9ozg, and tcri,
that ii its is continued for any considerable time in
furious secondary consequences must follow But they
must choose the least of two evils: they know other
article that will arouse torMd Ruer, remove obstruc-
ton and set i'll free action the whole gtuduar system,
and il being indiseus1bly necessary to do ns, they
continue its use, notwithstanding the evil consequences
which follow.
The, have long desired and sought an article that
would produce the good effects Of this drug, without
suhcctng the patient to its dee,7ows results. Such
desertum, it is believed, has at length been obtane.'
i'll the article now presented to the public.
ninr # rlt lp,u yipytn me
fact, that ssise and beeaoiem Being, ha, placed with
IN the rcacl, of adj remedies adapted to the diseases n
clcn to the climate they inaht; and knowing, like
wise, that most of the diseases of the SpHh and " est
re based upon organic or functional arrangement at
the livcr directed their attention those articles which
act more esp 'cinily on the hillary organs.
After long laboriois and expensive research, they
have succeeded in extracting substance from the To-
MATO, which, from its peculiar effect upon the hepa
lie or hillary organs, they have denomnated Up0tiHe.
1t i'a mcdci"e that will produce all the beneficial
results of Calomcl, in both acute and chronic diseases,
without the possibility OF producing the lecrious,e
sequences common to that article.
Its action upon the constitution is universal, part
OF the s!stcm escaping its influence 1t is, however,
upon the organs of secretion and excrcton, that its
great power is particularly manifested hence i, is pc
euiry adapted TO tie treatment OF bifoHS tc1t1s and
other diseases in which orpidity congestion OF the
liver and bo'tHi cirCic prevail.
is admissible IN all cases, where IL is necessary 10
cleanse the stomach and bowels. 1t removes elsriplc-
ion and excits quick aud healthy action of the liver
and other gIanular yecra of tho abdomen Being diff
usablc III its operation, produces free circulation
in the vcss, Is The surface OF the body accompanied
by gentle pcrspralou Ii does exhaust like ,lr4.s-
c burgess still, its action is more universal and may
'fte hr repeated rely with safety but with Srcas
zen fit Til, becomes nIi Spens;hly necessary in
II long staining; for in them In!cse temporary impress
'ions made by strong mcdcIhcs seldom, II ever, TO
good; but tend To e the sta pa ct The '2nstItu ION.
Ii is cleansing and ty wing IT, the system, acts in
'crttct harmony with the known laws OF life, and is
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