True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-25
MILES, COMPOUND EXTRACT OF
,FDIftA,s'O.
A SUBSTITUTE Fon cALoMEL.


TOMATO.
SUBSTITUTE Fon cALoMEL.
f5yIIE doctrine promul gated with much assurance
l. by many empires Of The present day, that me-
doine will all diseases, is not, aud never be
true; and he who asserts it, is either fool i'm
poster. But it is a fact dcmGnstruhe by experience,
that combinations of medicine may be formed from the
VEGETABLE KINGDOM, that will act universally on
the SYSTEM when taken scasonaby, and in udieious pro
portions las c,le nine out OF tel all diseases
within the reach and power OF medicine.
! From the well known and established reputation of
| Cahmei, it has long been employed by the empire,
and scientific physician, one OF the most powerful
agents for the removal of disease Iy the former, al
every Land has been delnged with nostrums, that
their authors claimed specifics IN every disease incl
dent TO the human family The folly ct these pieen
sons needs comment, for accurate chemical nvest-
cation has shown that HE base of most of the Paaces
Catolicons, sc. which have been trmpe'ted before
the community, with much assurance, is C0tomei
mercury in Now, if this potent artclee
even in the hands of the sku ply scian, frequent
ly exers influence on the human system, unforeseen,
and entirely beyond the control OF art; undermining TIL
constitution, and bringing ON premature odage disease
aud death, what result should be expected when pre-
scribed by the ignormte Could their many thousand
victims speak, voice from the tomb would soon dispcl
he s$tecifc' desuu that now sway the minds of the
living.
Hnmane Physicians tcplore the sad evils resulting
from the mcrc practice, and will gladly ii! the in-
PRODUCTION of article that safely be substituted for
caiome They feel. and tlmt keaniy, tie uncertainty
OF its rimar operation; they cannot Say whether IT Will
be favorable m,yoIaIc. They also k1lo1c and feel,
tt its is continued Orany considerable time, ill.,
furious secondary consequences must follow But The,
must choose the least of two evils: they know other
article that will arouse tDrla hJef, remove oIstrc-
ton, and in free action the whole slanduar system,
and being ndispeus7hy necessary to do THIS, they
continue its USE Notwithstanding the evil consequences
which follow.
They have long desired and sought an article tia,
would produce the good effects of this drug, without,
snoccng the patient to its detete5oHs results Such
desdcraum, ii is believed has at length been oha!ne"
in die article presented to the public.
The lroprctnrs If this article keeping in view the
fact, that ,j3e and 6ehr0leR Being, has placed with
in the reach OF A remedies adapted TO the diseases IN
cien to Tire climate they u,ab; and knowing, like
wsc that most ct the diseases OF the Soh ana " esq
based upon organic functional arrangement OF
the lver directed their attention to those articles which
act more esp cally on the hillary organs.
Alter long iaboll0us, aud expensive research they
have succeeded in extracting substance from the To-
MAlO, which, from its peculiar effect upon the hen-
tic hillary organs they have dcnonnateh Hrbut'ie.
1t is mctici that will produce all the beneficial
results of tompl, in both acute and chronic diseases,
without the possibility Of producing the ieerouste tcon
scqur nces common to that article.
IT'S action upon constitution is universal, no part
OF the system escaping its influence 1t is, however,
upon tie organs of secretion and cXc,tton, that its
gleat power particularly manifested hence II is ne
cuarly adHnIel to TIC Ie41 7e1eIs aud
..:I-r 51'scs in whcta t"pdi'y o. congestion OF the
: liver and toitIl circle prevail.
1t is admissible in AL eases, where it is necessary to
cleanse the stomach and bowels 1t removes obstruc-
lion, and excitcs quick and healthy action of the liver
and other glantuar yicera OF the abdomen Beng dit
tshic i'll its operation, it produces Tree circulation
in the yessts the surface OF the body, accompanied
by gentle perspirtion. II does not exhaust like dras
tic purges still, its action IS more universal, and may
often be repeated merely with safety but with grcas
benefit This becomes ndispensahy necessary in case
OF long standings for in them lucnrc temporary impress
sions made b, strong medicines, seldom, if ever, do
good; but tend njure the eff the constu ion
t ,l, mud, t he ariS in
perfect harmony with the known laws OF life, and is
undoubtedly OF the most valuable articles ever offer
c'i for public triad and inspection.
For convenience, this medicine is formed into 5 grain
pills The white pills c0thaStic, altt7Gire, Ma-
borchc and dmTAc. he yellow pi!lsar toAic st,i-
aoAt and tiHF!aretic.
The following cStrart on the subject is from The Cncn
lrti Journal.
MI ,E.c;7 TOMATO MEDICINE,
The writes OF the omato, not only as delicious
vegetable tr The table, bat also medicine, have for
. considerable time past, attracted 10 little attention. 1t
has been believed possess ti-bi!ious qualities which,
il they could he eteetuay EXTRACTED separated from
Tile slpettluNns r!;1cr, would be invaluable. This has
been characterized AS bilious country. large portion
OF the diseases arise from sor'cred lives, or from de-
imngcnentS n the 4Hl,ula system. This is especially
the c'se in the west aud sill more so Al the south Ii a
remedy cas- SAFE, ct'"cta! liz its operation, and letv-
u" tc constitution uipaired, could he discovered for
bilious complaints, this would unqucstpmhly be among
/ die most healthy clinEtcs in the world.
! Culomc has been the almost universal remedy for
diseases o! This character. But II is remedy which
nothing but necessity Should induce tlc Of 1t may
be considered espass on the province OF another
profession 50 ak tt Ibis, yet may be permitted to
express our strong conviction that Caomcl cannot be
used thont injurious and lasting effects upon the sys-
ten, greater less according to the Guailtes taken,
and the frequency Of its use, and the constitution otbe
patient. A substitute for this, therefore, from the
4ctnble Kingdom is dcsidetatun III this country.
We believe this sesiderattlm has been discovered III
he Tomato. DIR. Miles, OF this city aud his associates
with much labor and expense, as We understand, have
succeeded in obtaining such extract from this vesea-
bic as il is hoped, will be found an e.!cctual substitute
/ We have taken some pains 10 enquire among medical
and others who have used this medicine AS to It's
effects, and We feel well satisfied that it Will prove
most valuable remedy in bilious complaints 80 lar as
we have been able TO learn, it has produced the Desired
effect, onerag produce healthy action OF the llVer
procH!,i. bilious discharges wlen needed aud IN some
Instances breaking up levers. w!t even more certainty
and i'll shorter time tsn caomc For sick Or bilious
| headaches it has been found good remedy. those
who have used say that it does produce the tebili-
ating effects of other kinds OF pui@tliNc medclheS
that there is increased danger from colds after ITS
use, and where large doses OF comel would be needed
this operates without any danger OF the distressing and
Injurious elects OF caiOnCl when producing salvation
As We have reason 10 hope from our Investigations
his extract Of the Tomato will prove subsblttte TO
alomel in great variety OF cases, we cam
| ard it as blessing to the human family.
luVl Perfectly safe, and Tree ro,u all miner is
e rhatwe speak of it, and we trust lhat suipno
fully tested by families. We have every nsul sube
'utce-
The above medicine can he obtained only of the &C.
neral Agents and those retailing agents having II Gem
mission signed by"A Miles, Pest T.. n. c." and
Gountefsisned by 'H q 4 Sione General Agents for
Louisiana and bearing the Company seal.
list IF .3[encttS.
& i 7 stone, General Agents for Louisiana II /
| Tchaupoulas street.
ttieder n Co. 1873 Old Lavoe street. opposite Veg tn
| bic N0r%e'.
Paul slartn, cor Old Layee aud Hospital street.
VIM Sherry, cor Cmnp and Julia streets.
Or Mueller cor ichoupitouns stree and St Mary S
market
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