The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-11-11
The preceding figure is given TO represent the
iNSENSIBLE PRESERVATION.

II
II is the great EVACUATION for the
impurities of the body. 1t will be noticed
That thick mist issues from all points OF the
surface. which indicates that this preparation
flows uninterrupledly when We are in health, but
ceses when were sick. Lie cannot be sustained
without it. 1t is thrown off from the blood and
other Juices ofthe body by this means disposeS
| of al. the impurities within US q. The blood, by
| this means only works itself pure The Ian
guage of Scripture is, lin the blood isLife. Hit
ever becomes impure it may be traced directly t.
the stoppage of the INSENSIBLEPE RSPlRA-
TON. 1t never requires any internal medicines
to cleans it, as it ALWAYS puriheS itSeliby lis
own heat and action, and throw of all the often
ding humors through the iHScRSible preparation.
Thus we see, all that Unnecessary when the blood
is stagnant or infected, is to open pores, and II
relieves hSclffrom all impurty Instantly Its own
heat and vitality are sufficient without one par
tide of medicine, exceptto open the pores upon
the surface Thus we see The folly of taking so
much internal remedies. All practitioners, howev-
er, direct their efforts 10 restore the lnSenSi-
| bic Psrspiration, but it seems not always the
proper one The Tompsonian, for instance,
teanrs, the HydropathitS shrou Is us in wet blank
cts the HomopathiSt deals out intnitlSSimalS, The
| AIiopathist bleeds and doses with mercury.
and the clustering Quack groses US with pills,
pills, pills.
| To give some idea of the amount Of iRsRs.H
pe7spiTatiOn, We will state that the learned Dr.
| Lewenhock and the great Boerhaave aScertained
that five lights of all receive into the stomach,
passed off by this means. In other words, if we
eat and drink eight pounds perday, we evacaied
| five oft by the lnsenSible Perspiration.
This is none other than the used up particles
of the blood and other juices, given place to new
and fresh ones. To check this, therefore, is to
| retain in the system hvc-eighthS of the vlruleni
| matter that nature demandsShOuld leave the body
l n hpn hrs is %
so active principle thatit determines those par
| ticleS to the skin, where they form scabS, PIN
pies, ulcers, and and other spots;
By sudden transportation from heat to cold,
the pores are stopped perSpiration ceases,
and disease begins at once to developc
ITSELF Hencea stofpage of this flow OF the juices,
originates SO many complaints.
| tits by Stopping the pores, thatoTerwhemS man
kind with coughs, colds and consumptionS. Nine
tenths of the world die from diseases induced by
| a oppage ofthe LaScHSLLs P,rsPcyatiOH.
Letme ask now every candid mind what course
seems the most reasonable TO persue, TO unSicI
the pores, after they are closed. Would 'yoG
apply somihing that would do his upon the sur
face, where the clogging actually is? Wouldno
this lie common SenSel And vet | know of No
| physician who makes any external application
| 10 affect IT, The reason assign is, thai no med
icine within their knowledge, is capable of doing
| it. Under these circumstances, present 10 ply
sicians and To all Others a preparation that has
thi power in its fullest extent 1t is 1cAIister's
| AH-HoaiiHg Ointment, or the Worlds SoIue. IL
has PoIrT 10 restore pcrSpiration on the feet
on the head around, old sores, upon the chest, il
in short upon any part of the body, whether dis
eased slightly or severely.
1t has pol-cT to cluseall crteTnal sores, scrofua
humorS, skin diseases poisonous wounds, TO dis
charge their putrid matter, and then heals them
1t is remedy that foIbds the necessity of st
many andGeleteIiouS drugs taken Into the stom
ach.
1t is remedy that neither s;ckens, gires incon
venince, or is dangerous to inteStineS.
Ii preserves and defends the surface from al
arrangement its functions, while il keeps opcr
the channels OF LIood tovoid all its impurities and
disposeS Of all its useless pGrticleS. IL indssou
lubly hold togaihcr the surface and the tnteRd
TiSceTa, heiRteTRat riSocTa and the surface. They
are inseparably connected and canot be diSJoined
The surface is The outlet of fve-eghS of the bile
and used up matter within. Ii is pierced witt
millions ofOpenings to Teiicrc the intesines. StOI
up the pores, and 6cath knocks at your door.
have used il for the last fourteen wears for all dis
eases the chest, Consumption, Liver, involving
the utmost danger and responsibility, and | de
clare before Heaven and man. that not in single
case hasit failed to benefit, when the patient was
within the reach ofmortal means.
| never to nv recollection, hadmore than 1--WE
or six among tie thousand who have used il, say
that it was cot favorable to their complaint. On
the contrary | have had hundreds return vOlun-
taIily, and in the warmest and most pathetic Ian
guaGe speak in its praise have had physicians,
learned in the profession; have had ministers OF
the Gospel, Judges on the Bench, Aldermen and
LAWYERS, gentlemen of the highest eTudition
and 1nRi,udcS oflhe PoOr, use it in every variety
of way, and there has been but one voice, one
uniled voice, saying "McAlisteryour Ointment
is good"
! CONSUMPTION.-Itc can hardly be credit
ed that slave can have any effect upon the lungs
seated as they are within the system. But We say,
once for allthatthis Ointmentw i'll reach the lungs
quicker than any medicine than can be given in
ternaly. Thus if placed upon the chest it pen
etrateS directly to the lungs, separates the poison
GUS particles that are consuming them, and
expells them from the system.
| need notSay that it is curing persons of Con
sumption continually, although we are tod that
it is foolishness. care no: what is said, so long
as can cure several thousand perSonsyearly.
SCROFULA.-ThiS disease is seated in the
sides ofihe neck, behind the ears, and sometimes
falls on the lungs and produces Consumption. Is
| is dreadful circumstance, that this disease it
transmittedfrom parents TO children.
The Slave will extract ali the morbid matter
by causing, the sores 10 discharge; Solar Tenet-
ure be used to drive it to one point, which done,
a continuance ofthe Ointment will completely;
remove Inc disorder.
ERYSIPELAS.-Thls complaint arises from
impurities being driven the surface by means oil
the ISsENsIBLE PREsPIRATIoS, and lodging IN
the cuticule forms sores, pimples &c. Ii only re-
qures that it should discharge its virulent particles
through the skin, and the difficulty VIII pass on.
SALT RHEUM.-This is another obstinate dis-
ease but can be cured effectually as the Scrofula
There is no difficulty in this disease.
HEAD ACHE--The Save has cured persons Of
the Head Ache ofI2 years standing and who had it
regularly every week, SO that vomiting often took
place. =, -,
success, as also Ague in the Face.
COLD FEET.-Consumption Liver complaint,
pains in the chest side falling Of the hair, one or
the other always accompanies cold feet. 1t is sure
sign of disease in the system TO have cold feet The
Save will restore the lSsESsBLE PERs-
PIRATIos'and thus ep1y case. 1t is iafailible
for this.
ASTHMA.-If this disease is not hereditary
and and produced by mal-formation Of the chest,
the Salve will cure +.
The inflammation and diseases always lies back
ofthe ball Of the eye in the socket. Hence the vir
tue Of any medicine must reach the the seat OF the
inflammation il will do but little good. This Slave