Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-08-08
Miles Cetmpe.'.,ts Ez,r;,ct Of
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A SUBSTITUTE FOR C.iLOMEL

A SUBSTITUTE FOR C-iLOMEL.
ENRON the well known and established RIP.
4 utaiion of CdiomcI, it has been long enIr 10y
cd b, tho empirc and scientific physician. as
ole OF the must powerful agents for tho reno.
val oldiscase. By the former, almost every
land has bcem delnged with l.oStrnms. that their
au hors claimed a. specific in every disease III
cident 10 the human family The folly of these
pretcrs sons needs no comment. for accura'e
chemical investigation has shown. that the base
Of most of the Panaceas. Caihoicons &c
which have hcem trumpctcd before tic roinmiI-
nitY, with so runcIi assurance. is CafOmct. ur
mercury III some form. Now, il this potent
article even in thr hands of tie most skilfIIl
physician, frequently exertS an influence OH The
humans system. unforeseen. and entirely beyond
the control Of art undermining the constitution.
and bringing on premature old are disease aud
death, what result should he expected when
prescribed b, the ignorant? Could their many
thousand viz tins speak, n voice from the tomb
would soon disprlihe specific deusion that now
sways the minds of the living.
Humane physicians 'ieplore the sad evils re-
sul,img from the mercurial practice. and will
gladly hail the Introduction ofan Article that can
safely be substituted for Calmel. They fcei
and thai kccniy. ihr great uncertainty "fiis prin
ary operation; they cannot say whether it will
be favourable or uufavorahie. They also kn0,c
and feel. that il its use is continued fnrany con-
siderable time, injurious secondary consequent
ces must certainly follow. Butthcy musi choose
the least of two evils; they know no other art-
Gle that will arouse n torpid lrcr. remove oh
slructiou, and set in free action the whole
glandular system. and ii heinr indispclsaby
necessary to do this. they continue its llse not
wiihsiai ding the evil consequences which
follow.
They have long desired and sought an nrti-
Gle that would produce the good effects of this
drug. without sub ecling the patient to its dele
teriouS results. Such desiderarunr. il is be-
eved has at length been obtained. in the article
now presented 10 the public.
Tile proprietors ol'hiS art Gle keeping in view
tue fact that Il niSc and beneuolent Being has
placed within the reach oiall, remedies adapted
td the diseases incident to tho climate they in
habit: and knowing likewise, that most OF the
diseases ofihe United STATES are based upon
organic or functuai derangemcn. of the liver;
directed their attentions TO those articles which
act moro especially on The hillary organs.
After long, laborioIIs. and expensive research,
they have succeeded in extracting substance
from tile TOMATO which, lromits peculiar ef.
fectuponthe hcpatic OF hillary organs. they have
lenonlinated Hepatine Itisa medicine that will
produce all tile be eficial results of Ca omel. in
both arute and chronic diseases without the
possibility of producing the deIeicrous conse-
quences common 10 that article. Its action up
on the constitution is universal. no part of the
system escaping its influence. 1t is however,
npon the organs Of secretion and excretion,
that lis great power is nariicnlarly manifested.
hence it is peculiarly adapted to the treatment
of bilious fcrcrS and other diseases in which a
,orpidi,y or congestion Of the liver and portal
circle prevails
It is admissible in all cases whereit is neces-
sury 10 cleullse the stomach and bowels. II
removes obstruction. and excites n quick aud
healthy action of the liver and other gIaudular
viscera of the abdomen. Being dilIilsibIc in
in its operation. itprnducesa free circulation
in the vessels on the surface of the body, ac-
companied BY n gentle perspiru,ior, II ducs
not exhaust like drastic purges; still, its action
is more universal, and may often he rei'cnled,
not merely with safety bnt with grent benefit.
This becomes indispensabIy necessary in cases
of long standing; (orin thru intense Temporal
~ impressions made by strong medicines, SCI