The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-09-30
The preceding figure is given 10 represent the
INSENSIBLE ASPIRATION.

impurities OF the body. IL will lie noticed
that thick mist issues from al points Of the
surface. which indicates that this preSperatisn
flows uninterrupiedlv when we are in health. bu.
ceScS when were sick Ii cannot be sustained
without it. 1t is thrown of .rrr :ae blood and
juices ofthc 5oiy ana by this means, diSpOseS
of al the Impurities Tiihn rs The blood, BY
this means only, works Itself pure The Ian
guage of Scripture is Sin the Hood isLiie.' lit
ever becomes impure it may be traced dirtcfly L.
the stoppGge Of the INSENSIBLEP EPSPIRA-
TION. IL never requires any internal medicines
to cleans it, as it ALWAYS purifcs itSelfby its
own heat and action, and throw of all the often
ding humorS, through the iRS,HSbie pcTSYirGti0R.
Thus We see, all that Unnecessary when the blood
is staSnant or infected, is TO open pores, and it
relieves iis'lfGTom all impurity instantly Its own
heat and vitality are sufficient, without one par
ttcle OF medicine, except TO 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 lnScnSi-
bic Precipitation, but it seem; not always the
proper one. The Tompsonian, for instance,
asaHss, the HydropIthilS shTou IS rs in wet blank
cts the Homopathist deals out infnitiSsimals, the
AlOpathist bleeis ard doses us with mercury,
and the clustering CuaclI Sroscs US with pills,
pills, pills.
To give so.,;c itca ofihe amount OF i.-st,si6i-
preparation, VIC VII state that the learned DR.
IcWcnOCh. l!lI Z tli!'t4
that weights of all we receive into the stomach,
passed off by this means. In other words, il We
eat and drink eight pounds rerday, we eyacaied
&c Oft ~ ihc inseUsinie rerspiTiIiOn-
This is none other than Tic used up particles
Of the blood and other juices, given place . new
and fresh ones. To check this, therefore, is to
retain in the system hvc-eighthS of the virulent
matterlhat nature demands>hoGll leave the body
And even when this is the case. the blood is IF
50 active principle ihatii determines those par-
ticleS 10 the skin, where they form scabs, Fim-
pies, ulcers, and and other spots;
By sudden transportation from he@, TO cold,
the pores are stopped rerspiration ceases,
and disease begins at once to develore
itself Hencca Stoppago of this flow Of Tic juices,
originates 50 many complaint.
Tits by stopping the pores thatovcrwhclmsm man
kind with coughs, colds and consumplions. Nine
Ienths of the world die from diseases induced by
stoppage ofthe LasrzlsIle p Typercti-H.
Letme ask now every candid mind what course
seems the most reasonable 10 persue, to unsicp
the pores, after they are closed. WoIld 'you
give phySic to HHS0D the poreSl Or would YOU
apply somthing that would do his upon the sur
face, where the clogging actually iS2 WouldEol
this be common senScl And yet | know of 10
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 20 ply
sicianS, and 10 all others, preparation that has
thii power in its fullest extent Il is MAEstcT's
AA-He0Liag Ointment, or the Uorta's Satre. Ii
has P01rT 10 restore pcTSpiration on the feet,
on the head around, old sores, upon the chest, in
IN short upon any part Of the bod :, whether dis
eaSed slightly or severely.
1t has poirsr to cIuseall eIieYRal Sores scrofula
humorS skin diseases poisonous wounds, to dis
charge their pGtrid matter, and then heals them.
1t is a Te1'cay that forbids The necessity of so
md fbf.
ach.
1t is randy that neilhsr s;ckens, gives incon-
venincc, or is dangerous 10 inieSIines
II preserves aud defends the surface from all
arrangement ofiis functions, while it keeps Open
The channels OF blood to void oil its impurities and
disposeS of all its useless pgrtcles Ii indissolu-
lubly holds togather the surface ard the iateHal
ris1era, theiHtcyHaL risega aud the surface. They
are inSsparably conne;ed and canol he diSjoined.
The surface is The outlet Of fvc-eightS Of The bile
and used up matter within. Il i pierced with
millions of opcningS to grii-r- the iueStiIeS Stop
up the pores, and Geqft Knocks at your door.
have used il for the last fourteen years for all dis
eases ofthc chest, Consumption, Liver involving
the utmost danger and responsibility, and / de-
clare before Heaven and man, ihat not in a single
case has il failed to benefit, when the patient was
within the reach OF moTta! meals.
never. TO my recollection, l.; dmcTe than five
or six among the thouSaEd who have Us cd il, say
that it was not favorable TO their comrliint. On
the contrary | have had hundreds returr volun.
taiilv, and in the warncst and most pathetic Ian
guage speak init praise. have had physicians,
learned in the ptoieSion | have had ministers Of
the Gospel, Judges on the Bench Aldermen aud
LAWYERS, gentlemen Of the highest eradiiion |
and EiHkiiHcS Of the P30~ use il in every variety
of way, and there has tccn but enc voice, one /
united, voice, saying "McAl>leryvur Ointment |
is gOOa."
ed that 4 slave can have anyeatct upon the lungs |
seated as they are within the system. But We say,
once for all that This Ointment - i'll reach the lungs
guicLcTll an any medicine than can he given i'll
Thus ii placed upon the chest, it pen
rtrates directly the lungs, separates the poison
Gus particles that are consuming them, and
expells them from the system.
/ need notSay that iscurng persons Of Con
continually, although we arc It'd that
il is fooliShness. care no: what is said, so long
IS can cure several thousand peSonsy yearly.
SCROFULA-Thisd diseases seated in the
sides of the neck, Lchiad the cars, and sometimes
alls on the lungs and produces Consumption. Is
S dreadful circumstance, that this disease il
parents TO children
The Slave will extract ali the morbid matter
" causing, the sores 10 discharge; Seiar Ishet-
IRE be used 10 drive il TO one point, which dOEe,
continuance ofthe Ointment will completely;
emove the disorder.
ERYSIPELAS.-Thls complaint arises from
mpurtes being driven the suriace by means Of
he ISsENsIBLE PREsPIRATIoS, and lodging in
he cu,icuIe forms sores, pimples &c. 1t only re-
uires that il should discharge its yirlent particles
hroueh the skin, and the difficulty will pass of.
SALT RHEUM.-This is another>obstinate dis |
ase. but can be cured effectually the Scroiua |
There is no difficulty in this disease.
HEAD ACHE.-The Salye has cured persons Of ,
he Head Ache ofl2 years standing and who had It
egularly every week, that vomiting often took
lace. Z
Deafness aad Ear ache are helped with the like =
uccess, as also Ague in the Face.
COLD FEET.-Consumpiio Liver complaint, :
aims in the chest or side falling Of the hair,
he other always accompan cold feet. II is sure :
IGN of disease in the system TO have cold feet. The
alive will restore the ISsESsIBLE Pas
IRArIoS and thus cure er1y case. 1t is rnfaLhbie
Dr. this.
ASTHMA.-If this disease is not hereditary
nd and produced by Il mal-iormaiion OF the chest,
ne Salve will cure i.
The inflammation and diseases always lies back q
the ball of the eve in the socket. Hence the vir
ne Of anv medicine must reach the the scat OF the
,famation or il will do but little good This Slave
rubbed on the temples will penetrate directly
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