Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-24

TION. II is tho great EvACUATIoN for III
impurities Of the body II will be noticed thi
Il thick cloudy mist issues from all points Of tl
surface, which indicates the wonderful prOcc.
going forward within. This perspiraiion flow
unlnterruptedly when we are IN health bu
= ceases when we are sick. IL should be the car
of every one t0 see that IL is not checked
Lille cannot be sustained without IL. Ii
thrown oil from the blood and other juices G
the body, aud dlsposcs by this means, of near
ly all the impurities within Us. The blood, b.
this means only, works itself pure. The Ian
| guage Of Scripture is, 'In tho BLOOD Is tn
Life" lf ii ever becomes impure, it may b.
traced directly to the stoppage Of the INsEN
sIBLE PERsPiRATIoN. Ii never requires am
internal medicines TO cleanse il, as it alway
puriiies itself by its own heat and action, an'
throws off all the offending humors, through
the Insensible Perspration. Thus we see, al
that il necessary when the blood is stagnast
or infected, is TO open the pores, and il relieve
itself from all impuri'y instantly. Its own hes
and vitality are sufficient, without one particle
Of medicine, except to opeRthe pores upon the
surface. Thus we see the folly Of taking 81
much internal remedies. All practitioners
however, direct their efforts to restore the Ia.
sensible persplratlOn, but IL seems 10 be not al
ways the proper one. The 1homsonian, foI
Instance, steams, the IIydropathst shrouds u.
in we, blankets, the iIonopathis deals out in
fnilissimals, the Allorathist beeds aud doses u
with mercury. and the clustering Quack gorges
US with pills, pills, pills.
Il But one object only is in view, viz; to restore
The INsENsIBLE PERsPIRATIoN. If this can
be done, they say, we will take care Of the
rest 1t will be seen. therefore, that all physi
T I,;. nj all h.t A.,
recovery, how much they may differ as to the
mode of obtaining it.
TO give some idea Of the amount, and con-
scqucnily the importance Of the Insensible Per
spralion, we will state that the learned DR..
Lewenhock, and the great Boerhaaye, ascer-
tanned that iive.eighths Of all we receive into
the stomach passed OIL by this means. In other
words. f we eat and drink eight pounds per
day, we evacualc five pounds Of il by the In
sensible Perspiaton.
This Is none other than the used up particles
Of the blood, aud other juices, giving place 70
the new aud fresh ones, by carrying with il all
The impurities within, to the surface. To check
this, therefore, is 10 retain IN the system five
eIghlhs OF all The yirulcnt matter that nature
demands should leave the body. And when
this is the case, the blood is Of 50 active prin-
ciplr, that it determines those particles TO the
skin, where they form scabs, pimples, ulcers,
and other spots but II it is directed inwards,
aud fails upon the lungs, the consequences are
generally fatal.
BY a sudden transition from heat TO cold, the
pores arc stopped, the perspiraion ceases, aud
disease begins at once TO develope itself !
Hence, n stoppage of this flow Of the juices,
originates so many complaints. II is through
the surface that we imbIbe nearly all our ills |
IL is by stopping the pores that oyerwhelms
mankind with coughs, colds, and consumptions. \
\ine-tcnths Of the world die from diseases in.
duced by sloppage of the lnsensibie Perspira-
ton.
II is easily seen, therefore, how necessary is
lhs flow Of this subtle humor to the surface, to
preserve health. II cannot be slopped-it can
not he even checked, without inducing disease
The blood and ntcstInes must relieve them
selves of all the worn out particles, and poison
Gus humors, and they must go through the pores
~ nature designed. Il
Let ne ask now, every candid mind. what
course seems the most reasonable to pursue, to |
unslop The pores, after they are closed, aud let Il
HE per.piraion nnw, tha, the blood may relieve
itself of lis impurities? Woud you give ply
SIC to un,top the pores Or would You apply i
something that would do this upon the surface,
/, here the cIoggng actually is Would not this
De common sense And yot | know Of no
,hy scan who makes any external application to
fleet it. The reason assign is, that no mcdl-
Inc within their know ledge, is capablo Of do II
ng it. Under these circumstances, present to
physicians, and to all others, preparation that {
as this power IN It's fullest extent. II is Nc {
ILIsTER's ALL-iIEALING OINrMENT, or
he WoRLD's SALvE. 1t has power to restore :
crsplratlOn on The feet, on the head, around d
ld sores, upon the chest IN short, upon any +
art of the body, whether diseased slightly or |
,verely. When the perspiralion is restored, it u
IS power TO penctrite TO the lungs, liver; or y
ny other pant Of the human system, and SO to o
t upon them, if they be diseased, by separat-
: the uAamed morbid PARTICLES thcrefroni, and '
,peIIing them TO the surface. IN =
II has power 10 cause all external sores, II
rofulous humors, skin Diseases, poisonous d
ounds, TO discharge their putrid matter, and G
cn heal them. +,
II il IA remedy that sweeps oil the whole :,
iaoguc Of cuaneouI disorders, aud restores dI
4 entire cuticle to It's healthy functions or
II is a remedy that forbds the necessity Of so ~
any and deCteriOus drugs taken into the
,mach. ur
II Is a remedy That neither sickcns gives in he
nvenieDce, or is dangerous to the lnteSllnes.
MS remedy Is probhOly lhc Ohly one now -
own, that is capable Of producing all these pc
eat results Its great value is in restoring at ca
ce, the circulation of The juices when check ~,
f, or disarranged by cold or other causes. 1t
escryes and defends the surface from all de- go
ngement OF ils functions, while 1t keeps open
p channel for the blood TO void all ns impuri- ,n'
s aud dispose Of all It's useless particles .- en-
lere is a connection, harmony, and feasibility pl
A al that d.Gps rnutfuliriinu 4 "A stu,nlo We
I wonderful principle that preserves ia heal COZ
y operation the entire machinery Of our be- NJ
IT indissolubly holds together the Surface s ,t,
Il The Internal Niscera the Internal Niscera bo
d the Surface. They are insepdrably connec. ye'
aud cannot he dislolned. The surlace is the NJ N'
tlct Of Gye.eighths Of the bile aud used up le.
iltcr. II Is pierced wuh millions Of openings
relieve the Intestines. Stop up these pores, ~,
4 DEArH knocks at your door. II j. rightly nj
med All Healing, for there i scarcelya dis ,ur
So. external or internal, that II will not bene-
II will be found the most u,clul a. well as J
, cheapest family medicine IN the world pa
W. used il fof the last fourteen years with sue.
IS wiihou, parallel. have used II lor al W.,
eases Of the chest, Consumption, Liver, and 81
most dangerous OF internal maIadIes. I have 'n'
II II IN cases Of extreme peril and hazard IN . ,n
I,lng The utmost danger aud responsibility,
4 I declare before Heaven and man that not cat
one sbale case has II faded TO benefit. when ,a :.
pa,ien, was within The reach Of means. de-