Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-04-16
MEDICINES.

DEAFNESS and EAR-AcHK are helped wab
The like success, as also Ague in the Face
i SogE inflammation and 8;ssa,.
always hes back Of the ball Of the eve Il ibe
socket. Hence The inutslity Of al REMEDIES ~,
are used upon the lids. The virtue Al snS
medicine must reach the seat Of the milan,r,a
I ton, or 4 will dnlittle good This Salveifr,b
bed on the temples wlll penetrate lirac,h Inn,
the socket and nfuse all its virtues upon ~
( disorder. The pores win be opened. nrarsr
perspiraton viii he created and the disease mi
soon pass off 70 the surface. How easy an3
/ how naturall H. as perfect and yaluahle a.
il is simple and philosophical.
SORE Ldrs, CHArrEp HAMS, &c.-.I sell n
Z great deal ofSalve TO Seamen. who say Il 4
the ONLY thing they can depend on g eur.
Their raw hands, when exposed 10 the weather
4 AZ SEQ. Il acts like charm in these com.
plants. Two or three applications cures
PnNPLEs or THE FACE. FgFcKIrs. T.x
I MASCULINE SKIN. GRoss SrRFArr--Its erSt
action is to expell all humour. Ii win M,
/ cease drawing ill the face is free from ann
matter that may be lodged under the sir sn3
1 frequently breaking out to the surface. Il then
heals, When there is nothing bat crossness.
or dull repulsiye surface, il Begins to soften
and soften until the skin becomes as smooth
and delicate as child's. II throws a flesh
ness and blushing color upon the now white.
transparent skin, that is perfectly enchanting.
Sometimes in case Of Freckles il will first star,
out those that have lam hidden and seen but
seldom. Pursue the Salye and all viii soon
disappear.
The reason fer this wonderful change in A
lady's face is, that il excites into natural ana
healthy activity the Insensible perspiraton.
while It renovates and renews the surface,
which leaves the skin in as liyay and delicate
condition as the most fastdous could de-
sire. II is put up IN fine jars and beautifully
scented on purpose for the toilet.
BURHs.--Iife can always be saved If the
viials are not lnJured. have so many tesii-
monials for the cure of this complaint that
could I'LL book, suppose there is not a sin
GLE family in the United States. that would
consent TO be without this Salve a single day,
if they knew its balm in healing Buns alone.
IteXuacts the pain and leaves the place with.
out soar.
Clumsy. SoRE THRoAr, INFLUENZA. BRos.
cHITIs.--There is not an internal remedy in
existence, that viii cure these disorders as
quick as this SalYe II opens the pores en- the
neck and draws off all the inflammation and
impure juices, and a few days sees the patient
well II is sovreign in these cases.
| PnEs.-The salve acts upon the Piles as
upon Sore Eyes There is an inflammation
which must be drawn from the parts. Tie
Salve does this
4 HERNIA OR RuPTURE.--Ihiss alve has cur
ed some very bad cases of rupture, and al
though il might not all. yet it would be wise
TO try II, II is peculiar complaint. but it
may be helped some, if not cured entirely. |
/ have not the shadow Of doubt that il would
cure thousands if a trial was made, who be-
! lieve no medicine of the least benefit Two
shillmgs' worth would satisfy any one, whelh-
er it would do good or not.
WoRMs.-lf parents knew how fatal most
medicines were TO children taken inwardly,
they would be slow 10 resort 10 them. Espe
cially ''mereurial lozenges," called 'medieat.
ed lozenges," "yermiiuges," pills, sc. The
Truth Is, no one can tell, i,ra,idbh when
worms are present. Let me say 10 parents,
that this Salve viii ahcass tell if child has
worms. II will DRIVE every yestge of them
away.
There is probably no medicine on the face
OF the earth at once so sure and so safe in The
expulsion Of worms.
II would be cruel, nay WICKED, TO give
internal, doubtful medicines, so long as a hap.
less External one could be had.
TonET.-Although have said little aboa
II as halr restorative, yet will stake il agalnS
the U@id They may bring their Oils fan
and near, and mine viii restore the hair Two
cases 10 their one.
ON SoREs-That some sores are an outlet
10 the impurities of the system, is because they
cannot pass off through the natural channels
Of the hsa3sibLe Perpiyatin. If such sores
are healed up, the impurities must have some
gfbar pr,1laf orr ,t-,tI 1ffo Ibfg
Salye viii always provide for such emergen-
cies.
DISEASES OF CmLnREY.-If the ALL
HEALING OINTMENT possessed no Other
virtues than merely TO cure the various diseases
with which children are.alliicted, we shoudes-
teen il the first medicine in existence. How
great are the sulierings Of infants and chIdan,
when they can neither state their wants nor
point out thcr pains And how many thou
sands are swept off by giving internal ned
cneS when their young bodies and itned
frames are unable to bear up against them
Whole armies are thus sent 10 their gTafes
merely from pouring INTO their weak stomacls
poWcrJm drugs and physicist 4. 1t is to such
that the Ill Heading Ointment tenders so @f
pleasant and harmless a cure in their suffering
and sickness. Few, nay, perhaps not NOR
than three or four in thousand would de
while nearly all would be instantly relieved d
their pains and infrmities. Such cass Q,
Crop, Cholic, Cholera Htfo,t,oa, Horns, aha
all Summer Complaints, by which so man!
children die, the Ointment will remove 50
speedily and surely, that a physician will ne
yer be needed. We would here press upon
mothers the reality Of these things. We sPeah
earnestly, because we feel it would be utkfa
not to use those means which would remove
their suferings, while il didnot endangert heH
lives or the strength and natural ygor oil tlei
young constitutions. Mothers througbou
this land, we now solemnlysand sacredy de-
clare 10 YOU that the .4g Healing OintmentWI
save your children from an early grave u yog
will use it: and we therefore make this appea
in their behalf that the final responsibility may
be your own if they die prematuTely. Assoc
from every interest to ourselves, we chaIss
YOU to take heed 10 what we now tell YOU
We are not now acmated by the least desr
of gain but knowing rs we do that vast boz
les Of infants and children die early, which :
supposed to be inevitable and impossible 2
prevent, we hold up our waning voice, a1a
declare in the face Of the whole world, CHI
DRE.N NEED NOT DIE MORE IHAA
OTHERS. But il is from the rant Of pTCpa
nourishment and the constant d'pgging h9 L
undergo which mows them down as the fa' {
grass tall before the scythe. III
Mothers we repeat again, and II they Wy