True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-22
NILES COMPOUND EXTRACT OF
TOMATO.
A SUBSTITUTE FOR cALoMEL.

TOMATO.
| SUBSTITUTE ron CALoMEL.
fENFiE ,.Jctrne promulgated with so much assurance
Il by many empires of The present day, that one me-
dicne will cure all diseases, is not and never be
true; and he who asserts it, Is either fool Or an m-
poster. Blu, it is fact denonstable by experience,
that combinations of medicine may he formed from the
VEGETABLE KINGDOM, that will act so unltersaay on
the sysem when taken seasonably and in judicous pro
portions AS cre nine cases out OF Ten, all diseases
within the reacl. and power Of medicine
From well known and established reputation OF
| CaL,mel it has long been employed by the empire,
and scientific physician, one of the most powerful
agents for the removal of disease By the former al
most every land has been deluged with nosrums that
their authors claimed specifics ia every disease incl
dent TO the human family. The folly of these preten
sions needs comment, for accurate chemical nvest-
cation has shown that the base OF most OF the Panaces
Catholcons &C. which have been trumPet'ea before
the community with much assurance, is Cnlomei, or
mercury in some form. Now, if this potent artclee |
in the hands the most skilfu physician frequent
" exerts AN influence the human system, unforeseen,
and entirely beyond the control OF art undermining th
constitutions and bringing premature old age, disease
and death, what result should be expected when pre-
scrihed by tile Ignorant Could their many thousand
victims speak, voice from the tomb would soon dspei
he ssbetiGc' delusion t,a sways the minds of the
living.
Humane Physicians dcplole the sad evils resulting
from the mercral practice, and will gladly hail the in
production of article that safely be substituted tor
clomei The, feel and that kesniy, the uncertainty
of its primar, operations they cannot say whether VIII
be favorable unf'vorabe: They also kno1c and teei,
that il its use is continued for any considerable time IN
furious secondary consequences must follow. But lney
must choose the least of two evils they know no other
article ,,a, will arouse tord uer, remove obstluc
ton and in free action the whole gland'lar sy stem,
and it being ndisrens,,ly necessary to DO 'n's' uey
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, without
shrctins the patient to its ete1aous results Such
desilea,um it is believed has at length been obalneAs
in the article now presented to the public.
The lloprietors Of this article keeping in view the
fact, that wise aud beneuolent Being has placed WIFI
in the reach of ALL remedies adapted to the diseases IN
cilet to the climate they nhabt and knowlny like
wise, that most of the diseases of the South and uest
are based upon organic or functional arrangement OF
the liver directed their attention to those articles which
act more esp, cisy the hillary organs.
After long, aLorous, and expensive research, they
have succeeded in extracting substance from the u
MArO which, from its peculiar effect upon the hepa-
tic or hillary organs they have denonnaed Heaine
1t is medicine that will produce all the beneficial
results of Calome, in both acute AM, chrome diseases
without the possibility of producing the leerlousde tcon
sequences common to that article
Its action u,nu tie constitution is universal, part
of the system escaping its influence. 1t is, however,
upon the organs of secretion and eHcretoh, uat It's
great owr. is particularly manifested hence II is pc
cular adapted treatment of biions fe1ers and
other diseases in which to,pdity or congestion OF the
liver and bortat circle prevail.
|, is admissible all cases, where it is necessary 10
" cleanse the stomach and bowels 1t removes ohstuc-
ton aud cxctes quick and healthy action OF the liver
: and other gian,ular vIcera of the abdomen, Beng d-
n tusable III its operation, IT produces Tree crculuton
- in the vess,s the surface OF the body accompanied
: by gentle pe,spii4on 1t does not exhaust like drs-
tic burgess still, its action is more UNIVERSAL and may
often be repeated, not merely with safety but with gress
bemft. This becomes ind'sensaby necessary IN eas'
n of long stanling; for in them intense temporary impress
IS sions made by strong medicines seldom, II ever, do
e goods but tend njue the stamina OF the constitution
n 1t is cleansing and purifying to the system, acts in
E,,nty lo\ Mt
undoubtedly OF the most valuable articles ever offer
If ed for public trial and Inspection
II For convenience this medicine is formed into grain
IL pills The white pills arc c0aic, afterati1e, ha-
bic,etc and Enrptic. The yellow sae tomc, Sti'n
n. nlaW and Anthoretic
e The following extract on the subject from the Cinc'n
at natl Journal.
MILES, TOMATO MEDICINE.
'; The virtues of the Tomato, not only as dellcon
" vegetable for the table, but also medicine have TO
. "a considerable time past, attracted no little attention
re has hecu believed to possess M-bllious qualities wc
- they could be crrtuay extracted, separated fror
. The suue,iuoms nHtlcr, would be Invaluable lhs III;
W. been characterized bilious country A large porto
IT. Of the d,e:ses arise from isot1lereJ lives, from de
y, in the glanduar system. This is especial
ha the the west, and still more so II the south IL
st Remedy easy, safe eectua ia lis operation, and Ieav
h ing the constitution nmparc, could be discovered 10
ia bilious complaints, this would nnqueetl"nahly be anon
as the most healthy climates in the world.
de Calone ha, been the almost universal remedy 10
n
he nohy but necessity should induce the use Of 1t ma
: be considered as tres passing the province OF anolhe
profession to speak OF this, ye, we may be permitted
an express our strong conviction that talomei caot
les used without injurious and lasting effects upon the sys
tenn, greater less, according TO the quantities take'
nd and the frequency of its use, and the constitution OF 'b
ng patient substitute for this, therefore, from the Ve
y retable Kingdom is desdergtum in this country.
hit We believe this desideratum has been discovered
the he Tomato. DE- Miles, of this city, aud his associates
fn with much labor and expense as We understands nav
o succeeded in obtaining such al extract from tins 'esf'
e n,e as is hoped, will be found an etectual substitute
l., We have taken some pains to enquire among heaic
81, men aud others who have used this medlcne as 10
." fleets, and VIC feel well satisfied tina, it will prove
~, most valuable remedy in bilious complaints 80 lar
q, have been able learn, has produced the desire
M effect onerating to produce healthy action OF the i've
o. procerng bilious discharges when needed, and IN son
instances breaking mp fesers, with even more certain
and in shorter time than caomcl For sick or bliio
headaches, it has been found good remedy. l no
who have used say that it does not produce the ne
a,ng effects Of most other kinds Of purgalive medicine
that there is no increased danger trem colds aer
no usc and where large doses of caome would be need
re. this operates without any danger of the distressing ~
injurious effects of calome when producing sall'ao
AS we have to hope from investigate
,pl his extract of the Tomato will prove subslbl'tue
ne, alomel in great variety OF eases, we cam o
ard it as a blessing TO the human family.
ars lpIp pertectly safe, and free IroIu all miner is
non that we speak of it, and we trust that itsurano
de fully tested by families. We have every asu su
Co. 'uncr-
ung
any The above medicine can be obtained only of the &
neral Agents, and those retailing agents having co
pn mission signed by ~. Miles, Pre-t H. NJ Gu IL
~" countcrsigned by az " Is Y Stone, General Agents
th Louisiana, aud bearing the Company seal.
NJ. "nI Last IF .4genc'es.
",H f Il B 7 Stone, General Agents for Louisiana,
-, Tchoupifoulas street.
~. w. Rieher N Co. 1873 Old Lovee street. opposite Veg
49, b Market.
v" Paul Martin, Old I.evee md Hospital street.
,res VIM Sherry, cor Camp and Julia streets.
,ean 1'r Nueer cor lchouptouas stree and st Mar
49, market
"''' Barbat & Co, corner T'choupitoulos and Iii
j, ., streets.
-, J 81 P Ilurtwell, Bayou Sara, La.
a DIR VIM Stunshury, Nutch;tochcs, La.
h. Thomas J Sanshirv Houston, Texas
~ = Frederick Serla corner Poydrus and Camp SITS.
Iii Geo. JONES' IIvoli Circle.
~ ~ VIM. Evans, No. / Building Co. Row.
ms Application for agencies, medicines by wholes
c must b, made to The General Agents at New Orle'
sn "S All letters post paid, willie promptly ueHdcd II
Trdnn m.8 ly
natn STATE OF LOUISIANA.
rides EbARISH COURT. for the Parish and City of
ID al L Orleans. Present the Ion. Charles Maur
Judge, jane llth, 1888 No. III, 984.-Jacqucs Pc
ST vs. his crrditors.-Upon reading and filing the pei
and schedule i'll this case 1t IS ordered by the CO
foods chat the creditors of the nSuveHt dc show
con court on Saturda, the 7h day of july 1885, VIII,
should not be discharged according to law; and IN
zee CT meantime all proceedings against his person and
ONE ery stayed.