Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-02-22

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gl Louis OffOn GRlicEz
or eEnMASy,rnn oREArnsr oR
Human BencfactOrs!
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cir KNyHE above medicine il astonishing The w
Va. III withits mighty victories over many fea
ne diseases, which have been pronounced Incl
~. bic BY physcians IN every age, being the u
b. valuable medicine, and tho most unaceopnta
IN N ~ operations Of any ever prepared by lnn
Itis hands--a medicine, Of more valne 70 man n
w the vast mines Of Austria, or even The uni
ia treasures Of our globe--a medicine, obtail
VA equally from the vegetable, animal, and min
~ II Kingdoms, and thus possesses tbfee-f
. power~--a medicine, which, though designed
"A remedy for Consumption solely, is possess
NJ of mysterious influence over many Diseases
4. the human systein--a medicine, which bcgi
4 10 Be valued BY physicians, who are daily W
&. messing its astonishing cures Of many VINO
N they had resigned to the grasp pf the. Gelns
i table Grave.-E1 A precious and HQwerfH ~
4 dcias, which has thoroughly allied the grc'
j VACUUM in the MATEsiA MEDIcA; and thereD
4 proved itself 40 DE the Conqucror Of Physician
Z To Louis tlif6h Gcelicke, M D.,'of Germany
! ding new and precious doctrine to the Sclenc
\ Of Medicne--a doctrine, which, though vehe
l inently opposed by many Of the Faculty 70
: which he is valuable member he proves 70 "
,aswell founded in truth, as any doctrine Of 10.
4 v Writ--a doctrine, upon the verify q which
/ are suspended the lives Of millions OF our race,
and which he boldly challenges his oPposers 70
I, refute, viz: Consumption Is disease always oc-
casoned by disordered state Of the Wis Vita;
lIor lfe-pfinciplel Of the human body-often Sc
I cretly lurking in the system for years, before
there IS TIE least complantsof the lungs-and
which may be as certainly, though not 50 quick
| ", common cold or a simple headache. An in
yaluably precious doctrine this as ii bipartisan
/ important lesson TO the apparently healthy of
both sexes, teaching them that this insidious foo
may be an unobserged inmate Of their 'sclaycy
houses" even while they imagine themselves
secure from its attacks. teaching them that the
great secret in de art Of preserving health Is to1
pluck out the disease while in the blade, and not
wait till the fill-grown car
This illustrous benefactor Of man Is also en-
titled to your nnfcigned gratitude, and the era
titude of a word, for the invention of his
Natchlcss Sanative-whose heeling fiat may
justly claim for it snch title, since it has SO
signally triumphed over our great common en-
emy, Consumption, both in its FIRST and last sta
ges--a medicine, whose wondrous virtues have
been giowingly portrayed even BY some Of our
clergy, in their pastoral visits to the sick cham
Der; by which means they often become the hap
oy Instruments Of changing dependency into
rope. sickness into health, and the sadness Of
sriends into joyfulness.
Al brief history Of this immortal Experimental
Who has sacrificed d large property and nearly
TX years Of bo5ily toll upon the altar Of human
must Be fraught with thrilling in.
crest to THE Western as well az the Eastern
World. He ia askinsman Of Dr. Andrew Ohon
inlicke, the well known author Of the sHisto
ia Medicine Universaiia, Il who gained great
equation throughout Germany, in the com
nencement Of the last century, BY zealously adj
r0eating the doctrines OF the eccentric Or.
'tahl. Having lost his father by Consum pton,
iRlicke was left with large estate. Fortunate
Or us, and fortunate for generations yet unborn,
lis polesstarwas the good Of his fellow men--and
10 vowed In The name of the Being who made
INN, that be would spend bis last shilling and
sis life with it, ere he would stop short Of the
discovery Of the Cause ana Cure Of that dreaded
disease. which tore from him beloved parent
The lefty spirit Of GUlicke was chafed by the
too inst reproach cast upon the healing art that
sits imbeciiity and ignorance serve but to court
and foster disease and his aspiring soul would
not PERM him to grevelnn, with the great mass
ofplYsicians, 10 the dim twilight Of medical
knowledge What said he ahas the God of
nature been more providcnt fof the earthly rep
tiles that crawl at our feet, THANH the noblest
Of his creation, MANI Has be iaot kindly rroyi-
dca an antidate tothe fnaladies even 81 the hate
full toad. in the very Leaf that was designed as
its shelterftom the Storm Dare We then inn
pionsly charge our Maker with want Of Fore.
1aigh.? Heaven fofbid!'
< Being fully persuaded of tllc existence of ! So
yereign remedy for Consumption. then uudisco.
vered, this ga nt.sninded PHILOSOPHER and experi.
meriter commenced ransScking me three finr4
doms Of nature vegetable inn, aud rni,jeraIA
and with the key Of chemistry ii hand, unlock
ed her sacred archives. Not satisfied With sur.
veyine the beautiful exterior DC her triune tenn.
pic, this jealous chemist made bold entrance
into the inner courts, and there. directed 81 the
Great Ghemist-of the Universe, obtained from
Nature 4 Medicine Chest his MatchlesS sanatiyo
The Sanatiye Is above ali estimate, IS i rene
raj preventive of contagious diseases and iyy ma
Nv il is said to be never falling antidote. fAo
tAs inventor does not cInthe ii with such infali
billy.
7DlSECTIONS, BE- The patient, while us
ing thismedicine, should eat and drink iii KIND
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