Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-17
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theie ,tre many Medicines ot a nsoless and ln- / N ldfiaus nature Hlreaat tetare the pahhc, II Is q .heat ta remove tlF pieludce eN~tmg n the minds O. intelligent ani enlightened ndi,iirnIs agtisI any a tsle introduced through the means of an advertise 3nsn, matter how great is merits may be, Of how j. ah its founder may stand a. me iIed mal. Noth-
 F but lhe Interpretation ot Providence can save ihe eVes o those persons who a, after day tanprr with ne poisonous and deadly compouls ha4onel idrth
 the world through the public pres by lgnntcnt men who have abandoned stme other ealing, airl assumed e title of doctor without having received the -eIst medical instruction. know the difficult, l have n persuaing the public lhatan advertising doctor Is or can ie a regular physician, bat as aadress my self only to the respectable and intelligent portion of fle community iLe following testimonials al my med cal attanments will be deemed suincion 10 convince he skeptieal.
 received the degree If Doot9rgf lleairine qad Sa,- gem m the C'Htpe 2 Pbysioa"s and Awrseon>, A''e Y3rf-an member ui the New Nmk State liie'trm Seiety Fdtto 2t Mc hasSas hasfhN haficoi SocHtg, aud Leaatt qf In Nedieai Baard ot te Sta,e qt Lou- ,aana, and l1r the ls agdtea yfars general pfacfi- doBa ot Rfdia'ae.
 lig Coao3lo,d FIfrdn of SarSaporiaa, Lir@mort. Piemjsg Root aHd Leatm Vaa is the result of this lng experience, and nut lhe medicine of an hours ,nsiacraton, merely gnl up for humbug or deception. Gpun the responsibility ui my medical testimonials -nv great success as d medical practitioner, and the salutaS and beneficial effects o my medicine stand or fall. seek not to deceive the public with ar
 
 What do the public know oi the poisonous and de- s.rlctne ingredients contained in lhe various pills and panaceas advertised throughout the Unun The proprielnrs ot such medicines know too well if the public were aware, that out ol every ten pills they have swallowed, eight fl them are 4h9rmy, their trade al an end. l have armlzed most of the pills and other medicines a, ertised throughout the Uulun and fom theii to conan either corroSre S'ib Innate or Cqi9md. The reason Is then obvious why
 these base mposters will not tell the component parts nl their medicines They pretend that they have dis covered tho philosoh her's stone, and that you may
 live through countless ages if you but swaAow their medicine. l practice no such deception My medi- cine has stood the test ot years-n Is recommended by the most eminent of the medical faculty, and what is of more importance than all, cdndldiy and hon estly confess that my medicine Is a combination ol SarSapu1lia, Lraiomt, PlcariSy Roat, Lgnum Eta, and one or two other ingredients The only origin aity claim is in my peculiar mode of preparation. 1t is true, it has often been the wonder and amaze ment of my medical brethren, the astonishing cures performed in cases that were considered not within the pow, of medical aid. The whole mystery con sisted in my usine the medicine, and this alone to the exclusion of all others, and of the correct principles upon which diseases oueh To be treated. It will moi however be a matter ot surprise that such wonderful success should follow the of this medicine, when l state the principles upon which ac'ed
 = The human body consists of solids and fluids The former long structure Is about one-fifth. The lat
 
 by number of organs beautifully as to form per feet chain in the animal economy. One link of which when out of order or diseased is sufficient to destroy the harmony of the whole. Ihese organs are furnish ed with inumerable blood vessels called arteries and veins, which have T common centre. The heart for propclng through them the blood or nutrltye fluid to all parts of the system, from the heart being furnished with valves which all in one direction, the blood can only flow in corresponding course That It Is forced by the heart into the arteries and after moist ening the nest minute tibras, it is received by tine veins and brought again to the heart, and performs again the round of the body, and on in succession. The use of the blood, is receive from the alimenta- " canal the skin lungs such matters as Is necessary for the nourshment o man, and to convey 1t to every part of the body for the purpose repairing Its waste, and increasing it's growth But il any elete, poison ous or foreign Is carried into the blood several organs provided the hrer, kidneys, Skta and iaags through which this poison Is discharged from the blood in the form of pile, urine, perspmaton and pulmonary exhalation From this bri9l sketch Ol mans formation, the intelligent ea.er can easily un- derstand, how fever and inflammation Is produced by the suppression of preparation, for fl precipitation be arrested in consequence of cold, the perspirable mat ter will miN with the blood ana give 10 lnlama- ton. h like manner, if the discharge of bile be ar rested in its flow from the liver il is taken into the circulation and gives rise to Jaundce, yellow lever, &c All diseases have therefore one conlinOn OrIgm, (not mpurity of blood, for that Is only eect,) but m the obstruction of one or other of those three great itlets common sewers of the body, the bowels, anh kinevs
 ..easie,, u ,ou n,l ki.sw l.ow ieai fully anl woun- aerully you are constracted-how beautifully the Creator of the universe has provided for your pre- servatidn and existence, independent of your will, then indeed would your admiration of the perfection or his mighty hanliwork never cease. During sleep, when y.n.r mental faculties arc inactive and your soul appears to be in a state of repose then s the wise provision and foreknnwledge of the author of nature made manifest. The heart continues to pour its vital uream every part of the hody--the lungs perform heir odice-respiraiion Is continued, and the blood decarboniledte skin pours out from it's myriads or pores the poisonous matter of the blood-digeston continues and the nuttve particulars of food Is carried into the blood for tee renovation ol man. Were all the organs ol the body, therefore, under the control of the will, when sleep, the heart would cease to pulsate, death would as necessary conse- ouence fouw-the lungs would cease to perform their ofice-suitocation and death be the consequence, or precipitation dgeston be interrupted, the effects or which would be perpetual disease.
 Reader, you know perhaps, better than you ev- CT knew before the vast importance of keeping these organs so necessary to life in healthy state You will also place less reliance on the pretensions of le nor;nt and ueducated men, especially when they at tempt to neddll with diseases they know nothing of. You will likewise appreciate the services of the skill fil medical practitioners who has abored for Is years in the study of science through all it's mnntla, and who now offers for your benefit the result O his long and arduous labors. ask if you possessed watch of five dollars value, and il out of repair, would you take it a tinker to have 1t set i'll order No i; you would surely bring it 10 a good watch-maker.- How much difficult then IS the putting in order of the human body when out of repair. watch may stop, it be set going agan-il mans machi- nery stops, 1t stops forever. No human power can again set II m motion.
 You may always expect fever and i-health to follow the stoppage of any of the secretions If except, says Van Swenten those who perish violent death, and such as are extgushed by old age, all the rest die of inilamation caused by suppression of one or the other of the secretons. Plny describes the terror the Romans had of this disease, and Of their applications n the Temple of Fanum for the removal nf all 0bst.uc lions to the natural outlets of the body Sickness ,,erefDfr cannot occur unless one other of those outlets obstructed, except in disease dependent upon SD yiiic contagion, such as smallpox, measles, venereal N: and these diseases only cured by n- creasing the natural secretions. When you labor un der disease no matter of what nature, whether mag- .lant or otherwise, and you take Caomel from a physican dues he not always ask you, are your bow els free-is precipitation ees the secretion of urine abundant--or, if you have pain, what ask you are those enquires but merely to ascertain ii the secre- tions are duly performed If they are well perform ed, then your doctor is puzzled to the nature Of yur disease Ifthey are not duly performed, he then removes any obstruction This Is the great secret of our professon, and thus we define reputation when we only assist nature in restoring the natural secre- tions, the great difficulty in the practice of medicines was the proper application of combination oi medl- inal articles calculated to obsructons, and act at the same time upon all the secretons. There are many valuable articles in the materia nedca that r 4 I...., .l,l,,. t..t,.