Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-01-18
The JGatcAlcss ,SG,adtivc
INVENTED BY TIE IMMORTAL
Louis OffOm GGHickc,
OF GERMANY, THE GREATEST or
Human Benetactors!N

ARUWttIN -DC5tcJ~CtVf q
YTVHE above medicine is astonishing inc "ori
III with lis mighty victories over many ieailu
diseases, which have been pronounced iucuia
Bile by physicians in every age, beng the ihos
valuable medicine, and the most unaccouniapi
in is operations OF any ever prepared by h"ilai
!, hands medicine, Of more value TO man ina
4 the vast mines Of Austria, or oven the uhite'
treasures OF our globe--a medicine, obialne'
equally from tho vegetable, animal, and miner
lal Kingdoms, and thus possesses three,lol'
power medicine, which, though designed a.
a remedy for Consumption solely, IS possesse1
Of d mysterious influence over many diseases %
the human system-a medicine, which begin'
to be valued by physicians, who are daily WlI
Messing les astonishing cures Of many wnom
/ they had resigned to the grasp Of the + it'a'
table GrayerG a precious and power'hl me
dicine, which has thoroughly filled the gfeal
I VAcuuw in the MArERm MEnlCAi ana thereoy
proved itself to be the Conqueror q Fhys'cians'
TO Louis Oifoa Gulioke, ". u, ofGoFneny,
| Europe, belongs The iapcrshsbie honor o "a
! DINO new ard precious doctrjue TO the Science
/ Of Medioine--a doctrine, Wsch, though 'ehe-
menty opposed by many Of the Faculty (oi
which he * q valuable member he proves 10 DC
aqwell founded ii truth, as any doctrine 81 DO
= Writ--a doctrine, upon the verify OF when
sro suspended The lives ofmilLons otcur race
and which he boldly challenges MS oppo5ers 10
relute, viz; Consumption u disease always oe-
casonea by disordered state OF the Nis fi'R'
Foy lilepfinciplel ot the human body--olteA So
cretly lurking in the system FOR years. before
shore is the least complaint OF the lungs--and
which may be as certainly, though not 50 GuieG-
~ common cold or simple headache. an m
valasbly precions doctrine this as it llnpart5 an
important lesson 70 the apparently healthy 81
both sexes, teaching them that this insdious zoe
may be an uhobseryed inmate Of Their "ciayey
houses" even while they Imagine themselves
secure from It's attacks, teaching them mat the
great secret IN the art Of preserving health u 70
pluck out the disease while in the blade, ind not
wait till tie f4l-grown ear
This llustrous benefactor Of man IS also en-
titled to your unfegnea gratitude, and the era
titude Of word, for the invention OF his
Matches Sanatige--whose heelng fiat may
Justly claim for il such title, since 1t has 80
Eignally trpmphed over our great common en-
emy, Consumption, both in its fret and last sta
Z ss---a medicine, whose woudroas virtues have
been glowingly portrayed even BY some Of our
clergy IN their pastoral visits 70 the sick cham
Der, by which neanst they often become the hap
by instruments of changing dependency INTO
hope, sickness into health, and the sadness OF
friends into ioyfulness.
A brief history Of this immortal Experimsntef
who has sacrificed a large property ana nearly
six years of bodily toll upon the altar Of human
benevolence, must be fraught with thrilling IN
terest TO the Western as well as the Eastern
World He is kinsman Of DR.. Andrew Ofor
Gmlicke, the well known author Of the f1isto
ria Medicine Uniyersais," who gained great
reputation throughout Germany, 10 the com
mencemont Of the last century, by Zealousiy al
vocatihg the doctrines of the eccentric Dr
STALL Having lost his father by Consumption
tfmlickc was loft with large estate. Fortunate
for is, and Fortunate for generations yet unborn
his poestar was the good Of his telowmen--an
he vowed ia tie name OF the Being who madi
INN, that he would spend his last shilling ans
his life with it, ere he would stop short Of Tn
discovery Of tho Janse and Cur Of thai dreadet
disease, which tore from him beloved parent.
The lofty spirit Of G@ieke was chated by tn
TOO lns1 reproach cast upon the healing art tina
sits imbeciity and ignorance serve but TO eour
and foster disease '-and his aspiring soul woal
not per nit him to groyelon, with the great mus
Of phFsicians, ID the dim twilight Of modiea
I lnow iedre 'sWhat" said he "has tho God q
kuaturs beep more proviaeat for the earthly rel
tiles that crawl al oar feet, than for the MOBILES
Of his creation, Mani Has hem kindly prov
ded an antidote tothe nlaladics even Of the hat,
inl toad, IN the very leaf that was designed .
its shelter from the Storm Dare we then in
!. piously charge our Maker with want Of For
!, sigh3 Heaven forbid
Being fully peFspAled Of the existence Of 9
4svercign remedy f0rConaunptian, then uudisc
yercd, this giant-minded phflosopheg and expei
alsnter commenced ransaeking the three kin
doms Of nature vegetable, animal and mineral
and with the key Of chemistry in hand, unloG
ed her sacred archives Not satisfied with 81
yeying the beautiful Of her trinne teI
I PIC, this jealous chemist made bold eutran
= into The inner courts, aud there, directed by I
7 Great Chemist Of the Universe, obtained fro
!. Natures Medicine Chest his Matchless S;anati'
: Tho sanative Is above all estimates, as a ger
ral preYcntiyeof contagious diseascs;an By n
Inv tits said b be a never failing antdote, Il
the inventor does not elnthc II withsuch infal
bility. N*
: DIRECTIONS, &c The patient, While
I ing this medicine, should cat and drink I'm ~
!, not our 1tity,) whatever the appetite dictat
! and not be compelled to force down, against :
Y tufs, every medley which the tenderest frier
= and kinleat nurses mprudently recommend
NGtuFc - lHS HiFaS n j eiNlah Wv "VOepi .
nurse only he-seryantss) andiiwe would prs
= By her advice, we must adhere strictly To
Infalible Recipe. If she order for the patiei
2 water, porter, or hock, ohey. her; il CHE dire
7 fish, fowl, eggs, Or beef steak, regard her vol
I In other words. the patient shoIld eat aad dri
\ Whatever his appetite Graves, not forgetting
= be 'stemperatn Ia All Thugs
2 n barning ferers, mack not the patients
! stiuciiyc call for cooling drink, by simply iae
9 tening lis parched lips, bptplaos b. his bcdsi
Z a vessel eftwntor, put into bis hand b cup, q
let him slake his thirst at pleasurc This is r
son; this ise7mman sense; this il natrre.
The SanAtisufa8y W. tlkon without the LEI
+. interruption ID business ar pleasure, andwithe
Z anv variation in the iiahai course Of living. "
! patient N directed to keep the bowels open vi
epsorn salts or castor oil, inthe ordinary dose
IjOSE.--For adults, enc drop; for chldre
III half drop: for inflnts, i quarterdrop-to bel
2 ken, in ill csses, in little tepid milk, thi
times daily--one hour before each meal, q
thus continue till cure is effected. For
n fants, tho mothers milk is the most proper
All persons, Who the Sanatiye shall eaYc fro
4 threatening diseasee are particularly desired
communicate their cases, post paid, TO the pt
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