Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-13
GENERAL DIRECTIONS AND PARTICULAR
CASES.

Every must be less his Tor her) own
judge the tne Of taking universal medicine and
tsc quantity TO be ascd yet particular should
be paid to its general directions.
In all diseases. inflammation fevers dysen
terry. cholera influenza ts they should be taken in
large and repea ed doses that they may speedily
ry Oft whatever impurities there existing in the sys.
TEN, and at the same time the secreng and
cretBg vessels into a healthy action and thereby pre-
vent the accumulation OF more. But in slow lingering
diseases or chronic difficulties, rheuma tism scrofu.
Ia, dyspepsia nervous diseases and consumption. they
must be taken in such doses may be digested like
food and conveyed every part OF the puri-
~ and clease every minute land and absorbing vessel
from all sorhid aud corrupt humours which obstruct
the free circulation Of the fluids cAssng tumours en-
irgemen,s of the glands scrofuous kaots protuber.
ances running sores, deep seated palms. arising from
the gathering aud settling Of impurities upon lungs
liver. &c. similar to rust spon iron whch eats weak.
ems, and destroys 1t.
The impure humoars settling in other places in The
system, produces different symptoms which leads 10
different OF diseases, rheumatism white swell
ngs cancers, fevers sores letters and eruptios all
Of which arise from one casse-lmpuritIes Of the fluids
and are reducibe by one remedy-tse Persian Pills
which cleanse the fountain, dssolvng oil hard tu.
meurs &c. by keeping up constant drain upon the bu.
mours which feed and nurture all diseases. Tins is
pursuing the course which nature Dictates How far
Superior the treatment Of medical mcn They pur.
steady course. A graduate from college CON
his profession BY treating disease according to
his favorite author finds II does answer his
hnis the patient sinking he consults his authoriiee
and tries the third plan Of stmeni, ana snds his pa
ticut die. unless medicine he gwen to pro.
cuce speedy alteration. He becomes alarmed, calls
for coanci three or four physicians meet; after ex
animation aud consultation they agree in two points
the patesl must ole, aud the profession must not be
blamed. AsideA. says to the yousg pr actitoner adj
you pursued such treatment, you would have saved
your patient. II. says had you been dictated BY such
author. school, you wsuld both have psrsued a
different and better course. G. saws have been
very fortunate in treating disease according TO Doctor
- theory, which is altogether different from what
either of you have suggested-had the patient been
under my care, should have purssea that plan Of
treatment, and have no doubt 1 should have been
successful
Alter paying strict attention such high and learned
council the young practitioner finds himself uuiie as
competent treat another of the same nature as
he was before. Bstif ne be q man OF dscer nt he
will find. all physicians OF have found
tnst the grand for curing disease, lies keeping
the excavations open, aud the circulating medium clear
and free from eli distractions. They seem to have
confused idea OF this important point when they leach
bleed and give cslcmel to remove obsructIoas. But
this does IN contact with disease in direct
manner like the Persian Pills, which are digesed and
into The fluids, thereby coming in close combat
with the enesty, 10 drive IL from The system. Thai
medicine be the best adapted the human sys.
ten, which brings about with the certainty this
great and desired effect This important 20 NJ can
only be brought ,out by Vegetable Medicine, as no
Mineral Medicine be dRested and en- err into the
whole Of fluids, TO remove obsructions but will
rather sslte in Of the small glands vessels 10
obstruc them thes proving cause Of disease instead
81 a remedy. Cslonel has always less Of this
effect although !, may lie derment lsr yeSs yet il will
be aroused into actioa Of some period OF other, and
show itself In form--such as eruptons. pains IN
the joints lsueness numbness, uemors weak nerves.
obstfuccd circulation, female weakness aud what Is
sl more alarming IL blends itself with the naids and
is transmitted 10 the secsnd generation being prolific
cause Of slender delicate constitutions, and scroiuious