Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-14
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a useless and injurious nature already before tlic pub ie il is tliicultt to remove tho pseudice eA sting in the minds o ineiiteem and euiig gEseued digiJuas against any articse latroduel through the of all advertisement nc matter how 4real it's merits aIy be- or high the ioundermay stand as alaslieai Iras Notiing bu the interposon of Pro zileHfe can save the lives oi those persons no day niIer due lnpe ~i.h the poisonous and deadly ccmpoul ds bazcned fort. he world through the public ess by isnor- who have abandoned some other cal ing md assumed the ttle of doctor, willlu having re. eeireJ ihe least medical iastrueiion l kna,, tue difficulty have in persua1ng the public tat nm 1. vertisil doctor is ui be regular rhvsisial bt adtrcss selI iiy ihc respect be and Hirl ligent portion of the community, the tollowia. tesli monials imy medical atainnen;s wi.l be decl.ed sufficient convince the most sheptieal
 1rereiyed the degree of Doctor ofnraielue q II; Su geon in the College of Phyisians and Surgcons New Yorhmn tneuiter of the New York state Medical Society-Feluw et the Massachusetts Med ca So ,i F. and Liucent ot the medical no,t, of the State Of Lousi1nl and for ,he last eighteen Is general practitioner of Me .liciua.
 My compound Extract of Susapari,la, L.verwon Pleursy Root and Lgnum Vita Is the result ot this long experience, and the medicine of m hours consideration, merely got up for humbug or doeptoa Upon the responsibility ot my medical testimonials my great medical practitioner and the sal utary and beneficial effects of my medicine stand or fall. seek not 10 deceive tla pubic with an ar
 cle of whose component parts they are isnorant-- What do the public know of tr, poi 3onnl5 and de structVe ingredients contained in the various pi and panaceas advertised throaghou the Uuion2 The pro pretors of such medicines known well fl the pul | lie were aware, that ont of every tea pills hey lave swallowed, eiglit of them are Nercnry iheir tr,ds at end. have anal yzed most of the pi.3s and herlnedicues advertised ihrou ghOu th, Iin,n and found them contain, either c3,y1yire sn{;,.t | or CatoWet The reason is then obvious nll, tl,s so base impostors will not tell inc componeni nnt n, their medicines. They pretend thlt they Il, ,ve lis covered the philosopher stonc, anI thai ycu ,,,,, live through countless ages, if you but swa Ig tlai | ,liginn l nrt-t np ty-lit tt.g cine has stood the test of Scarsit is rscoin,,., al by the most eminent of the incdcal ilcul Y ald what is of more impo taace than all, cand lv ami h,ies.l conf. .ss that my medicine is ronbip,t;nn ,r aru, Liverwort Peursy Root Lignum Vi,n ai,1 one two other ingredients. The only origin,li,y | 1 claim is in my peculiar mole of preparatinn II is lrue il has oiien been the wonder and anll, ,nei of my medical brethren, the asioisrng cures 8crl, ,r,ad in cases that considered not within fbe u,,,,.r | ofmedical ai The whole mystery consisted in my using this medicine, and this alone 10 the exclusion ! of all others, and ct the principles upon which diseases ought to be trcaled Ii will not however be matter of surprise that such >ynu,ler | tul success should follow the of this medicine when l state the principles upon which arted
 The human body cosists of solids and fluids
 The former long structure is about one. .fiftb.- The latteror softpart fvc.sixhs. Man is linked o. getheI by number Of organs beautifully arran0. ed as to form perfect chain in the animal . onomy One link of which when of order is sufficient To destroy the harmony of the whole These orunns
 
 arteries and veins, which have a common rentre- The heart for propciiing through them the blood or nutritive fluid 10 all parts of the system-be- | ing furnished with valves which are all m one d rection, the bljo4 can only flow in corresponding course Thus il is forced by the heart ino tue are- ries, and after moistenng the mostmnuc ibres 1t is received by the veins and brought agan to the heart and performs again the round oithe body and SD on in succession Tie of the blood is 10 receive from the amcntary canal the skin, lungs such mat ters IS Is necessary for the n7uriscnt uf III n and to convey il 10 every pat otthe body for inc purpose ot reparng i;s waste, and increasing it's growth
 But II any effect poisonous or foreign matter is car red into the boud era organs provided as the liver, kidneys. skin and lungs through which this poi son is discharged from the blood in the iofn of bile urme perspirauonand pulmonary xhautiou rom this brict shetch uman auruatou the lpentrc id ercan easily understand how fever and inflammation is pro duced bJ suppression o precipitation for iipers pra- ton be arrested n consequence ot cold the Dcrspra- ble matter will mix with the blood and give rise to inflammation. In like manner, itthc discharge ofhile be arrested in its ow from the liver is tlen into the circulation and gives rise to jaundice yellow fe- yer, &c. All diseases therefore have one common origin not impurity of blood, for that is only an eff fect but in the obstruction of one other ofthose
 three great outlets or common sewers oflhe body the bowels skm and kidnie8.
 Render, did you but know how fcarully and won deruly you are colstructed-how beautifully the Ire tor of the universe has provided for your preserva- tion and existence, independent of your will then n- decd wond ynnr admiration of the perfection of his mighty hand work never cease. During sleep when your mental faculties inactive and Your soul ap- pears to be u state of reposc, then is the wise pro- vision and fore knowledge othe author onature made maiiest. The heart continues to pour its vital stream to every part of the bodythe lungs perform their Oifce-resp spIraton Is continued and tle blood decarbonized-the skin pours out from its lnyriads ot pores the poisonous matter of the blood-diges- ton continues and the nutritve particles of our food carried nLo the blood for the renovation of man. Were all the organs of the body therefore under tue control of the will, when slept, the heart would cease to pulsate, death would necessary conse- quence follow-the lungs would cease to perform their oiice-sufocaton 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 necessary to life in a healthy state You will also place less reliance the pretensons of ignorant and uncducaied men, especially when they attempt meddle with diseases they know noh- ing of You will likewise appreciate the services the skfu medical practitioner who has labored tor 1S years in the study oi science through all its mi nutin, and who now offers for your beDeht the resu of his long and arduous ebors. ask if you possessed a watch eff five dollars "alue and it of repair would you take it to tinker to have it in order No; you would surely carry it to good watchnaker How much more difficult then is the putting in order of the human body when out of repair. watch may stop, it can be set going again-if mans machinery once stops, it stops forever. No human power car again set itin notion
 You may always expect fever and ill-health to fol low the stoppage of any of the secrt tions. If we cept, says Van Sweton those who perish by violent death, and such eXlingushed by old age, all the rest die of Inflammation, caused by suppression ofou o.her of the secretons. Pny describes the rrol the Romans had this disease and of their suppca tions in the Temple of r anum for the removal of all obStructions to he natural outlets o the body. Sick ness therefore cannot occur unless other fthose outlets obstruced, except Il be disease depend ant upon specific contagion, such as small pox, mea sles venerial, &c. and these diseases only cured by increasing te natural secretlons. When you labo under disease no matter of what nature, whether ma lignant otherwise, and you take Calomel from Physician. does he always ask you, are your bow els frees precipitation treeis the secre ion of urine abundant--or, if you have pain what ask you, are those inquiries, but barely ascertain if the sccre tions duly performed. lfthey wellperfurmed then your doctor is puzzled to the nature of your disease. lfthey not duly performed, he then re moves any obstruction. This is the great secret oioui protession and thus define reputation when 'Se only assist in restoring the natural secretons The great difficulty in he practice of medicine was the proper application of combination of medical ar tcles calculated obstructlons and same time upon all the secretions. There many valuable articles in the materia medica that will ac upon the liver administer ed alone, but whe combin ed with others to act upon the kidneys they become neutralzed. The concentrated extract Of Sarsaparil la, Liverwort Pleurisy Root and Liguum Vita pre- pared by me is the only combination ever yet dis covered that possesses thisinestimable quality whicl has been testified to by most ot the medical men ir England. For fullaccoun of the properties of these plants, must refer the reader to my Prize Essay o 40 pages, published in the New England Medical and Surgical Recorder. I will enumerate few only of the diseases in which this medicine showed it's mirac ulous powers--Consump,io arising from cold, or where hereditary disposition existed, liver com. Il plant yellow fever aundice digestion torpid or inactive of the bowels paptation of the heart pleurisy, scrofua, mercurial erupons cu,aneous disease arising from any cause secondary consu- tiona ellects arising from the veneral disease such