Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-31
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 against any article introduced through the of an advertisements nc matter how great it's merits may be, or high the founder may stand a m ,dical man. ) Nothing but the interpretation of Pro yidence can save the lives of those persons who day after day tamper with the poisonous and deadly compou ds blazoned forth to the world through the public by gnor. \ ant men who have abandoned soSe other calling, and assumed S 1.-the the title of having re: difficulty Ihave in persp<ng the public that ad- vertisng doctor is can be a regular Physician but as address my self fly the respecs ble and intel
 igent portion of the community the following tesi monials my medical sttainnents will be deer. ed sufficient convince be skeptical.
 , received the degree of Doctor of medicine a ad Su geon in the College of Phyisans and Surgeons New York--am member of the New York State , Medical Society--Felow of the Massachusetts Med ical Society and Lincenate of the mediaa Board of the State of Louisana and for the last eighteen years general practitioner of Medicine.
 My compound Extrset of Sarsaparilla Lyerwort Pleurisy Root and Lisum Vita Is the result of this long experience, and not the medicine of m hours consideration mere~go up for humbug or deeepton Upon thesrespeclabily of my medical testimonials my great success medical practitioner and the sal utary and beneficial fleets of my medicine stand fall. seek not deceive the public with an nr iicle of whose component parts they are ignorant- What do the public know of the poisonous and de- structve ingredients contained in the varione panaceas advertised throughout the Union The pro prietors of such medcnes known too well if the pub lie were aware that out of every ten pills they have swallowed, eight of zasln Mercury their trado was at end I IhaFF analysed most of the pills and other medicines advertised through the Union and found them contain, either corrosirs subl;mot, or Cdlousi. The reason is then obvious why tbe se base impostors will not tell the component parts ot their medicines. They pretend that they have dis live through countless ages if you but swaliouu ba;r medicine. Ipractce no such deception My ,nedi cine has stood the of years-it is recommandsd by the eminent of the medical facuI V and vbo, is of more mpo than all candidy md bonasv l thot, medicine ia arilla, Liverwort, Pleursy Root, Lignum Vita and two other ingredients The only originalitv 1 claim is in my peculiar mu1e of preparation Ii ia true il has often been the wQnter and amaz ,nent or my medical brethren the as,nishing cures perfored | in cases that consideed nor within the power ofmedcal aid. The whole mystery consisted in my using this medicine, and ths alone to the exclusion | of all others and of the correct prpciples nnon which diseases ought to be treated. It will not however he matter of surprise that such wonder. full should follow the use of this me dicine when state the principles upon which acted
 The human body cosiits of solids and fluids
 The former or long structure is about one .fiIth- The latter soft part five sixths. Man is linked to- gether by a number of organs so bedhtfuly arrang- ed as to form perfect chhn in the animal economy One link of which when of order is sufficient to destroy the harmony a the whole. These orpans are furnished with inn; merable blood vessels called arteries and veins, wbich have a common centre- The heart for propellng through them the blood or nutritive tuid to all parts of the syslem-be-
  rection the blJol only flow in a corresponding course. Thus it is forced by the heart into the artc ries, and after moisenng the tmihute fbres il is received by the veins and brought again the heart and performs again the round ofthe body and so on in succession. The use of the blood is to receive from the alinentary canal the skin. lungs such mat ters as IS necessary for the nourshnent of Tn an and to convey it to every part othe body for the purpose l of reparlig It's waste and increasing it's growth. But il any effect poisonous foreign matter is car red into the boud several organs provided as the liver, kidneys. skin and lungs through which this poi son IS discharged from the blood in the form of ble ne,perspratonand pulmonary exhaation. From this breisketch ofman' sormaton the intel egentreadercan easily understand how fever and inflammation is pro- duced by suppression oi precipitation for fperspra- ion be arrested in consequence of cold the perspira- ble matter will with the blood and give rise to | inflammation. In like manner, 1.-the discharge ofbile be arrested in its flow from the liver it is taken into the circulation and gives rise laundice, yellow fe- yer, &c. All diseases therefore have one common origin not impurity of blood, for that is only eff fec but in the obstruction of other of those three great outlets common sewers ofthe body the bowels, skin and kidnies.
 Reader, did you but know how fearfully and won deriully you constructedhow beautifullytie Gre tor of the universe has provided for your preserva | ton and existence, independent of your will then in deed would your admiration of the perfection of his mighty hand work eease. During sleep, when your mental faculties inactive and your soul ap pears be in of repose, then is the wise pro- vision and oreknowedge ofthe author of nature made maifest. The heart continues to pour it's vital stream every part of the body-the lungs perform | their ofice-rsspiration is continued and the blood decarbonized-the skin pours out from its myriads of pores the poisonous matter of the blood-dges- ton continues, and the nuritive particles of food carried into the blood for the renovation of Were all the organs of the body therefore under the control of the will, when slept, the heart would cease to pulsate, death would necessary conse- quence follow--the lungs would cease to perform the office-suocation and death be the consequence precipitation digestion be interrupted the effects of which would be perpetual disease.
 Reader, you now know perhaps better than you | ever knew before. the vast importance of keeping these organs so necessary to life in healthy state You will also place less reliance the pretensons | of ignorant and uneducated men, especially when they attempt meddle with diseases they know noth ing of You will likewise appreciate the services of the skfu medical practitioner, who has abored for Is years in the study of science through all its mi nutim, and who offers for your benefit the result of his long and arduous lsbors. ask you possessed
 watch of five dollars rape, and it out of repair would you take it to tinker to have it in order No; you would surely carry Il to good watchmaker How much difficult then is the putting in order of the human body when out ofrepair. watch may | stop, it can be set going agan--f man's machinery once stops, it stops forever. No human power can ever again set il in notion
 l You may always expect fever and ilhealth to fol low the stoppage of any of the secretions. If~.s cep says Van Swieton, those who psssn py v.niel % death and such as are exsaisned by old age, allhe Aia ,f ufIo or es of the secretlons Pliny describes the the Romans had of this disease and of their supplica tons in the Temple of Fanum for the removal of all obsuctiops the natural outlets of the body Sick ness therefore cannot unless other fthose outlets are obstructed except it be disease depend ant upon specific conagion, such as small pox, sles veneria &c. and these diseases only cured by increasing the natural secretions When you labor under disease, no matter of what nature whether lgnant or otherwise, and you take Calomel from Physician, does he not always ask you, are your bow els free-s perspiratiop trees the secretion of urine abundant--or, if you have pain what, ask you, those inquiries, but barely to ascertain if the tons are duly performed Ifthey are wellperformed, then your doctor is puzzled as to the nature of your disease. Ifthey not duly performed, he then moves any obstruction. This is the great ofour | rrnas ion, and thus define reputation when we el st nature in restoring the natural secretions. Ihr rr t difficulty in ho practice of medicine the Jiosor application of combination of medical ar rlts ei sted to remove Instructions, and s-Hls iiilr ,on all the secreons. There are many Taiss sI los in tho msteria medica that will act 9eadtle .it Administered alone, but when combin- s aas ater, act upon the kdneys m they b become F. Llveruotl P.earisy Root and Lignum Vita as pre- naad bg ria is ihe only one combination yet dis eay.Tod ihai ssesses thsinestimable quality, which aAsseea sufed to by most of the medical men in Engild For fii account of the properties of these pan;s inusi ref tae reader to my Prize Essay of so page published h Ire New England Medical and sufgica Rernrder l Wlll enumeratc few only of tic diseases lh 4'ieh ,hs medicine showed its mirac nnss pigera- Consumption arising from cold, or vglsre ery4stnry diSposition existed, liver com paint sellos favet. Sanare, Indigestion, torpid or inactive sstepf the towels, 9apitatiop of the heart reasigy segciii, lneTtsral eruptiops or cutaneous asease srisingrol any 4se. secondary or consttu ,isnal eieeia, arnz sl the yenerial disease, such al hotches ii. .ls, sure tt,at, ucerated nose, ana painful a1scans ef .lc laos termed nodes. In fact, the whole fasly ais ase 'e attributable to inc one great carsef sifefpa0 0i n natural outlets IIa b. M t.osntiatea Extra of Sarsaparil- ls. 1.ysrvoc elfrs 6ootsud iiFunavta removes al obstraciioos iesSa ihb sys-s' rom all poison
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