True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-09
NILES COMPOUND EXTRACT OF
TOM
SUBSTITUTE FOR cALoMEL

rENHE doctrine promuls gated with so much assurance
by many empires of The present day, that one me-
dcine will all diseases, isno,, and never can be
true and he who asserts it, is either fool inn
poster. But it is fact demonstrabe by experience,
that combinations of medicine may be formed from the
VEGETABLE KINGDOM that will act SO universally on
the stem when taken seasonaby and IN Judicous pro
portions AS cure in nine cases out OF ten, all diseases
within the reac. and power OF medicine.
From the well known and established reputation of
Caiomei it has long been employed by the empiric,
and scientific physician, as one OF the most powerful
agents for the removal of disease. BY the former, al
every land has been dcluged with nosrums, that
their authors claimed specifics in every disease incl
dent 10 the human family. The folly of these preen
sions needs comment, Tor accurate chemical vesti-
CATION has shown that the base of most OF the Paaces,
Catholicons, &c. which have been trumpetied before
the community, with much assurance, is Caonei Or
mercury in some form. Now, u tins potent artclee
in the hands OF the most sklifui y scial frequent
y influence the human system, Unforeseen,
and entirely beyond the control of art undermining tn.
constitution and bringing on premature old age disease
and death, what result should be expected when pre-
scrbed by the ignorant Gould Their many Thousand!
victims speak, a voice from the tomb would soon dislel
he ssbecifc' leusion that now sways the minds Of the
living.
Humane Physicians deplore the sad evils resulting
from the mercuria practices and VIII gladly hl the m
PRODUCTION of article that safely be substituted fol
c;,ome They feel, and that kesnly, the Uncertainty
of its primar. operation; they cannot say whether it wi"
be favorable ntavoable They also k1ioz and feel
that its use is continne; for considerable time i'll
furious secondary consequences must follow But hey
must choose the least of evils they know other
article that will arouse torpid irer remove obstrc-
ton, and set in free action the whle gandar system,
and it being ndispensahy necessary to do this, they
continue its use, Notwithstanding the evil consequences
which follow.
They have long desired and sought article that
would produce the good effects of this drug, wlthou,
subcctng the patient its deleterous results Such
desderam, it is believed, has at length been obtallc
in the article presented to the public
The proprietors Of this article keeping in view the
fact, that aud benevolent Being, a placed with
in the reach of ALL remedies adapted to the diseases iu-
cidet to the climate they inabt; and knowing, ike
wise, that of the diseases of the South aud est
re based upon organic or functional arrangement OF
the liver directed their attention TO those articles Which
act more esp caily on the bili", organs.
After long laborious, and expensive research, they
have succeeded in extracting substance from the TO-
MATO which, from its peculiar effect upon the I,epa-
tic hillary organs they have denominated Hpahne.
1t is mc.Iiciae that will produce all the beneficial
results of Calomel, in both acute and chronic diseases,
without the possibility of producing the eeriousde tcon
sequences common to that article.
Its action upn, the constitution is universal, no part
OF tao stem escaping its influence. 1t is. however,
upon the organs of secretion and excreton, that its
grnt power Is particularly manifested hence II is pc
ruilarly adapted 10 tie treatment of bilious teaers and
other diseases in which turpidity congestion OF the
liver and portai circle prevail.
Ii is admissible i'll all eases, where it is necessary to
ton, and exces quick and healthy action of the Liver,
and other ga,nular ,cera of the abe one'i. Being Diff
tusable i'll its operation, it prmuces a free circulation
in the Is the surface OF the hnls, accompanied
by gentle perspil.lI0n il does not exhaust ike 'ras-
tic purges; sill, its action is universal, and MA.
oeu be repeated not merely with safety b with Gre;s
benefit lhi, becomes in1ispensaby necessary in cas-.
OF long standing; for in them intense temporary impress
sions made by strong medicines seldom, IT ever do
good; but tend to injne the Of the constitution.
1t is cleansing an. purifying to the system, acts in
perfect harmony with the known laws OF life, and is
undoubtedly oil the most valuable articles ever utle-
Ell tor public trial anti inspection.
For convenience, this medicine istormcd into grain
pills. The white pills cathallic, alterdt7e, dir
bho'ec and Anetc. The yellow pills are tonic, st-
"il'n and dfupho'rtic.
The following extract on the subject is from the Cincn
natl Journal.
NILES TOMATO MEDICINE.
The virtues of the Tomato, not only as y deliciou
vegetable for the table, but also medicine, have TO
considerable time past, attracted no little attention
has been believed to possess atiblllous qualities which
il they could he ctfectually extracted separated iron
the superiluons ratter would be invaluable Tins ia
been characterized bilious country. large portion
OF the d seases arise from disordere lvess from de
engagements i'll the glanduar system. THIS IS especial,
the case in the west aud still, more so AT the south II
remedy easy safe, ctcctua ia its operation and leav
ing the constitution uumarc, could be discovered to
bilious complaints, this would unquesonably be among
! the most health, climates in the world.
| Calomel has been the almost universal remedy to
diseases OF this character. But 1t is a remedy "lct
nothing but necessity should induce the Of IL ma,
be considered tespassing the province OF anothe
profession to speak OF this yet may he permitted Il
express our strong conviction that Caomc cannot bt
used without injurious and lasting effects upon the sys
TEN, greater or less, according TO the quahes taken
and the frequency of its USE and the constitution OF b,
patient substitute for this, therefore, from the We
getable kingdom is desideratum in this country.
We believe this desideratlm has been discovered IL
l. 80, .t.t,
with much labor and expense, as We understand, av
succeeded in obtaining such extract from this 'esel;s
bic AS, it is hoped, will be found an efecual substitute
We have taken some pains TO enquire anon. me'ilc'
and others who have used this medicine, as TO 1t
effects, and feel well satisfied tia, it will prove
most valuable remedy in bilious complaints. SO tar s
have been able to learn il has produced the desired
effect operatng to produce health, action OF the liver
procuring bilious discharges when needed, and III som
Instances breaking up tcvers. with more certaIh
and in shorter time than calomel: For sick or bou
headaches, it has been found good remedy. lhos
who have used it that it does not produce the deblii
tang effects of most other kinds of pwgati,e medicines
that there is increased danger lsn colds after: It
use and where large doses Of calome would be needle
this operates without any danger OF the distressing an
injurious effects of cone when producing salvation
As we have reason to hope from our investigator
his extrae, of the Tomato will prove substitute
alomel in a great variety OF cases, cam
ard it as a blessing to the human family.
| lsql Perfectly safe and free Jrom all miller is
| ult|"e speak OF IL, ana we trust tllul lSuranD
fully tested by families We huye every usul sub
| ,uncr.
The above medicine Gun he obtained only of tho G.,
neral Agents. aud those retailing agents having a con
| mission signed by "A. Miles, Prcs't T.. NJ C' m,
countersigned by "E n Is II Suue General Agent, /,
louisiana, and bearing the Company seal,
Last IF Agencies.
T. & Is Il Stone, General Agents for Louisiana II
Tcheupitoulas street.
Rieder n Co. 1873 Old Lavee street oppos,e Veg I,
bic Market.
Paul Martin, cor Old Lsvee and Hospital street.
VIM sherry, cor Camp and Julia streets.
DIR Mueller, cor fchoupiloulas sire. t aud St Mary
market.
T l'arbat & Co, corner Tchoupitouas and Cir,
streets.
Mp p Hartwcll. Bayou Sara, La.
Dr WIN Stansbury, NatcEtoches La.
ihomas J StansIary, Houston Texas
Frederick Serda, corner Poydras and Camp sts
iira. Jones, 'rWoli Circle.
VIM. Evans No. Building Co, Row.
Application for agencies: or medicines by wholesel
must b. made to the General Agents ct New Orlen
All letters, post paid will be promptly attended to-.
ms Iy
! STATE OF LOUISIANA.
EpARtSH COURT. for the Parish and CITY of Ne
Il Orleans. Present the Hon. Charles Mauria
Judge. Jlne ill., 1888 No. lO,98t.-Jacques Poli
vs. his credtors.-up"n reading aud filing the petit
and schedule in this case, 1t is ordered by the 20,
that the creditors OF the insulvphi ~ show oI
court on Salrda, the 7lh dnv of July, 1888, WHY
should not be discharged according to law; and III t