True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-21
NILES COMPOUND EXTRACT OF
TOMATO,
A SUBSTITUTE uR cALoMEL.

le by many empires of The present av that one M
'e deine will all diseases, not, and never CA;
s. true; and he who asserts it, is either fool or an
postor But il is fact dcmonstiabe by experie,e
that combinations of medicine mas be formed from ii
~ VEGETABLE KINGDOM, that will act uiversalay
the system, when taken sasohably ard in udicious pr
portions ,as TO cure in nine Of tcu all dises
y within the reach and power of medicine.
T, From tine well known and established reputation
Cdf07nel, 1t has long been employed by the empir
y ana scientific physician, as one of the most powerf
" agents for the removal Of disease. BY the former,
a most every land has been denged with nosrums, thu
their authors claimed specifics ia every disease inc
dent 10 the human family The folly Of these prefer
SONS needs no comment, for chemical invest
CATION assoWn, that The base of Of the Paace,s
Catlollcons, &e. which have been trumpetetl befor
the community, with much assurance 10 Calomel
mercury in TORN. Nov, if this potent article
even in the hands Of the most skfu physican, frequent
ly eXerts an influence the human system unfosee,
and entirely beyond the control of art; undermining tn
constitution, and bringing premature old age tseas
and death, what result should be expected when pre-
ser'bed by tina Ignorant Could their many Lhousan
victims speak, voice from tie tomb would dis,,e
he SpeGfC delusion that sways the minds of tn
living.
Humane Physicians de,ore the sad evils resuIt,u
from the mercurla practice, and will GLADLY hill the in
production of an article that safely be substituted fo
caomel. They feel, and that keenly. the uucer,ant,
OF It's prnar, operations they cannot say whether it vii
be favoiabeor nnfavorable They also kno1, and feel
-
curious secondary consequences must follow. Bat hey
must choose the least of two erls they know other
article that will arouse torpid GUer, obstruc-
ho and set in free action the whole glandular sy STEM
and 1t being ndispensaby necessary do this they
continue its use notwithstanding the evil Consequences
| which follow
They have long desired and sought an article tina,
would produce the good effects of this drug without
sarehns the patient to its deleterious results Such
deseratum, it is believed has at length been obaine
IN The article now presented to the publjc. y
The propYieors of this article keeping in view the
iaet that 0ise and benevolent Being has placed with
IN the reach OF a remedies adapted the diseases in
clleht to the climate they nhabit; and knowing like
wise, that most of the diseases of the South and UeS
re based upon organic or functional arrangement of
the liver; directed their attention those articles which
act more esp claiiy on the hillary organs
Alter long, laborous, and expensive research, they
nave succeeded in extracting substance from the TO
hiAlO, which, from its peculiar effect upon the lena
TIC or hillary organs, they have denominate Hebatine
1t is medicine that will produce all the beneficial
results OF Caomel in both acute and chronic Diseases
without tue possbliit, OF producing the leerousde
sequences common to that article.
It's action upon the constitution is universal, no part
OF tne system escaping its influence. 1t is however
upon the organs of secretion and excretion that its
great power is particularly manifested; hence it is ne
culiarly adapted TO tie treatment of bilious uers and
other diseases i'll which topdty congestion of the
liver and portal circle prevail
IL Is admissible IN AL sases where it is necessary to
on and exctes quick and healthy action of the liver
and other glan'ular vicera of the abdomen. Being DIFF
iuSable III It's operation, produces free circulation
IN the TesstlS on the surface OF the body, panied
BY fgtntle perspration 1t does not exhaust like dras-
TIC burgess STILL its action is universal, aud may
often he repeated not merely with safety but with greas
hen'ht This becomes ndispcnsahy necessary in c.se
OF long standings Tor IN them intense temporary impress
F.ons made b! strong medicines, seldom, if ever, do
sooui but tent! to lure the stamina at the constitution
1t is cleansing aud pur Wing TO the syster acts in
perfect harmony with the known laws Of life, and is
undoubtedly one OF the most valuable articles offer
e' tor public trial AMI inspection.
FOR convenience, this medicine is formed into grain
pilts he white pills cttthartic aiLt7utire Ghl-
P'retic ana 44ec 1he yellow pills toilc, stun
"lnnt and dtapho'gtc.
The following extract the subject is from the Ccin
natl Journal.
MILES, TOMATO MEDICINE.
The virtues of the Tomato, not only as delicious
vegetable t~r the table, but also medicine have for
considerable time past, attracted 10 little attention. Ii
has be Ell believed to possess a-bous qualities which
they could be cfectualy extracted separates, from
HE suPeri0Gs ratser, would he invaluable. This has
been characterized as bilious country, A large portion
oil the di .esrs arise from isurered lives or from de-
engagements in the slaluar stem This is especially
the CASE IN the west, anu still more the south. If a
remedy, easy, safe etctua III operation, and lev-
ing the constitution nimEired, could be discovered for
bilious complaints this would uuquestionaby be among
the most healthy climates ia the world.
Calonel has been the almost universal remedy for.
diseases OF this character But remedy which
nothing but NECESSITY should iutlce The use Of 1t may
De considered AS tlespassing on the province Of another
profession TO speak OF this, yet may be permitted
express our strong conviction that Calomul be
used without injurious aud lasting effects upon the sys-
ten reater or less, according to the quantities TAKEN
and the frequency OF ITS use, aud the constitution of The
patient substitute for this, therefore, from the
getabe kingdom is desderalm in this country
Nebeleve this desideratum has been discovered in
he Tomato. Dr. Miles, of this city, and his associates
with much labor and expense rs understand, have
succeeded in obtaining such from this vegeta-
ble as, II hoped will be found eectua substitute
We have taken some pains o enquire anoug medical
men and others who have used this medicine, its
effects and VIC feel well satisfied that it will prove
most valuable remedy in bilious complaints. SO far
we have been able to learn il has produced the desired
effect operating to produce healthy action OF the liver,
procaitg bilious discharges when needed, aud in
Instances breaking up tesers with certainty
and IN shorter time than calonc: For sick bilious
headaches, 1t has been found good remedy. Those
who have used say that does not produce the deb
tliis effects OF most other kinds of pmgate medicines
that there is no increased danger trem after It's
use, and where large doses OF caomel would be needed
this operates without any dager of the distressing and
injurious effects of calome when producing salvation
AS we have reason to hope from Our investigation,
ms extract OF The Tomato will prove subabttu'e TO
alomel III a great variety OF cases, We cam
ard II as blessing to the human family.
leql PERFECTLY safe and free Jrom all miper is
e that we speak of it, and trust that itsursno
nlly tested by taInlas. We have every usul suhe |
anct- ~
The above medicine be obtained only of thu &c.
neral Agents. aud thos- retailing agents having n com
mission signed hy'A. Miles, Pres't 4. NJ. on md |
founterssned BYE " Is r Stone General Agents for
Louisiana" and bearing the Company seal
last Of .4gciu1es.
L Il u I Stoue General gents for Lo,is;s,. ~
Ichaupioulas street.
bic hiarke'. 'ff'''' ''se"
Paul Martin, cor Old Lsvee aud Hospital street.
hn Sherry, cor Camp and Jua streets
Er Mueller cor ichoupitoulas sire, and st Mar,'s
market ''
} i'orbat & Co, corner Tchorp iteula. and Giy,,t
streets. $3.50
&PP IIartwell BAYOU sIu.a La
llr WIN Stunshury, Natnhtochqs La
lhoulas Stanshury, Houston, Texas |
Frederick Serda, corner toydras and Camp sts
Geo Jones, livoh CHcle. u
Vim. Evans No. Bulldiny Co. Row
Application for agencies or medicines by wholesal.
must BE- made to tho General Agents at New Orleans |
All letters, post paid, will be promptly attended TO-
m2G ly
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
k9ARlSH COURT. for the Parish and CITY of New !
u Orleans. Present the Hon. Charles baurian |
Jadge. June tlth, 1888 No. TO- g34-Jacoues Potier
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