Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-03-19
n INSTITUTE or MEDICAL PHILOSOPHY
Il conducted by an Association Of PhysielAns
Tho GOLDEN REMEDY. or ElECrhics

n INSTITUTE or MEDICAL PHILOSOPHY,
conducted by an Association Of Physicians
Tho GOLDEN REMEDY, or ElECThtcs
PILLS AND LINlMENr, for Chronic Diseases.
and Scrofulous affections only.
In Scrofula, and all chronic dseasesy there b
want Of vitality, and nervous energy. in conss.
qusnco Of a deficiency Of the vital princip'
which il moi generated in a sufficient quantity q
counteract that general tendency 10 decay OF
disease, which exists 10 the human system. caus-
ing the disorganzaiion or destruction Of organs,
or paris For disease ofthis class, all inisl gent
aud candid physicians acknowledge that no eth
cient remedy can bo found in the books yet it
has been shown by numerous experiments, with
which most medical men are familiar, That the
vital fluid aud the yalvanic fluid are idenically
tho same, or that the latter would efleciuaIly
supply the place Of the former, in keeping uP
the natural and healthy action IN parts Of tho
body, where The nervous communication had
been entirely cut of. For some yea's past. no
pains or expense has been spared in endoaroring
to render the knowledge Of these facts, availabls
and Of service in curing disease. until the COL
DEN REMEDY, or Electric Pills and Linl'nent
were found TO be triumphant.
/ These Pills are composed Of articles that con-
tain large portions Of latent electricity, oi dis
similar qualities (as zinc and copper when
are perfectly mild, simple, and harmless IN their
nature. The positive Pills are put up in boxes
coated over with red and the negative with yell
low soaling wax, which prevents the escape OF
any Of their electric forces. One Pill Gom cuch
box, is always TO be taken nj a time.
| The Pills, instead of acting on tho stomach or
general system, are acted upon by the gastric
juice, which is always acid, ia such manner.
az 10 evolve or set free their electricity in tho
stomach, by a steady, gentle now OF galvnnic
I Ia al oh n Al
Of the nerves, 10 every part Of the system, pro-
ducing nn agreeable, slightly tranquiz'ng sem
sation. attended with a faint glow OF warmth
over The whole body, for about Six hours IN dara-
lion after they are taken.
! BY thus generating in the stomach necessary
quantity Of he vital principle, the very seeds OF
the disease are oradicaied, and a permanent cure
effected. even in cases where NIL hopes Of relief
from other sources have been abandoned.
Each box contains seventy two pills, which 10
enough to cure all ordinary forms Of Chronic
disease but when the cass is obstinate, or has
been Of very long standing. one box will no. DO
found sufficient to make II perfect cure.
| In the yellow box, containing the negative
Pills, which are smaller than the positive, will be
found small compound substance, about the
size Of n nutmeg, which must he taksn from the
bOx and pulverized, or grated fine, then mixed
with half Il pin, Of sweet oil, (bm fresh butter
or street cream UiH ssTpe as a sub.fitufe fer
the oi) this forms the LINIMKNT. This is an
external application, which being n non-conduct-
ing substance, prevents the electricity from pas-
sing of from tho surface Of tho body, wherever
it is applied
These remedies will cure
Liver Complaint Goitre
Diseases Of the Heart scroiuous Sore Eyes
10 do spleen Dyspepsia In all It's varieties
10 do Kidneys Iubercuar Consumption
do do spiGg Chronic rheumatism and 8 ort
Kings Evil Chronic Ulcers or Fever Sores
White Swelling OF the PARALYSIS
Joints Tntn Chpiiis and all cu,sneous
Glandular Enlnrgements diseases
Deafness accustomed by Lcucorrhta
glandular enlargement, Chlorosis } nt... <
or paral> sis Of the nerve Meporihasa M~ms.
Tabes Mesenterica. "o'
II will be seen that this is not n remedy for oil
diseases, but for such only ns are characterized
by debility, and want Of general, or local se-
ton, Gom II deficiency Of the vilal principle. IL
acute diseases, and uil fevcrs, (srcept the loo
grade cfiyphus, in Which the above remediss
are singulariy e6icacious,) these remedies are
not applicable, because in this form Of disease,
the vital principle j. in cxcess, producing too
much action.
Physicians having cases Of Chronic. or Ssroru.
ous diseases, under their charge. where all the
usual remedies have been tried, and failed to
give relief are respectfully invited To mako trial
OF the above, as IL Is believed that they will not
fail in ell.ciing n cure in all ordinary casss, Of
tener than idlOsyncrasy or some pee aliarity Of
constitution is found 10 occur.
These Remedies are for sn.e, with directions
for their use, nt 4. 4. HAZARDS. Sign Of the
Golden Mortar, Newport, X. ]. Price sic for
tho two boxes