Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-09-04

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- SENSIBLE PRESENTATION lis the great Evacuation
for the impurities of the body 1t will be noticed that
thick cloudy mist from all points Of the surface
which indicates thai this perspiration flows unnterrap
tedIy when in health, but ceases when arc
sckLe cannot be sustained without it. 1t is throwl1
off from the blood and other juices OF the body and dis
poses by this means of nearly all the impurities within
u.s. The language of Scripture is in the BLOOD is the
Life" If it becomes impure 1t may be traced di
recy to the stoppagc of the lnSenSble PerspirafOn
Thus all that is necessary when the blood is stag
nan or infected open the pores and il relieves it.
self from all impurity INSTANTLY. It's own heat and
Aality sufficient without one part cle Of medicine ex
cent to open the pores upon the surface Thus
the folly Of king much internal remedies All prac
ttoners however direct their efforts TO restore the In
sensible Perspiration The Thompsonan for instance,
srEAMs the Hydropathist shrouds in blankets the
iomopathist deals out infnissimals the Pholopathst
bleeds and doses us WIN merfnry ana the clustering
some idea of the amount of the Insensble Per-
spraton will state that the learned DR. Lewenhock
ascertained that fveeghts Of all receive into the
stomach passed by this means In other words if we
eat and drink eight pounds per day we evacuate five
pounds of it by the lnsensible Precipitation.
This is none other than the used up particles CT the
blood and other juices giving place to the new and fresh
To check this therefore, is TO retain in the sys
TEN five eigs of all the virulent matter that nature de-
mands should leave the body.
By a sudden transition FROM heat to cold, the pores are
stopped the perspration ceases ana disease negns at
deveope itself. Hence, stoPpage OF this flow
of the Juices originates many complaints.
1t is by stopping the pores tina: overWhelms mankind
with coughs colds, and consumption Nnetenths Of the
world die from diseases induced by stoppage OF the In
sensible PerSpnation.
the most reasonable to pursue pores
after they areclosed Would you give physc 10 uns'oP
the pores? would you apply something that would
do this uponthe surface where the coggng actually ISL
And vet know of no physician who makes any exter-
nal application to effect il. Under these circumstances,
present Physeians and all o,h|rS Nc Alsters ALI
has Pc YER to perspiratiOn the feet the
head around old upon the chest in short upon any
part body whether diseased slightly or severely
1t has power to all external sores, scrofuous hn
ors skin diseases poisonous wounds 10 discharge
putrid matter, then heals them. .ss~n2ssz
| ! is Remedy that sweeps OFT e
cntaneous disorders and re
nId ha;yo uHcd - years for all dsens
| &c - TeI5n, liver, involving the utmos
) = Eonsibiy, and declare before Heaven
- not III one single cas- has failed to bene,
it when the patient was within the reach OF mortal
Ihave had physicians, learned in the profession l
have had ministers of the Gospel Judges on the beach,
Aldermen and Lawyers, gentlemen of the highest cru
diior and MULTITIDES Of the POOR, use it in every
variety of way and there has been but one volceone
united. universal voce-saying "McAlster, your ont
HEADACHE.
The salve has cured persons of the Headache of l2
years standing and WHO had it regularly every week. SO
that vomiting often took place.
Deafness and Ear Ache helped with like success
OLD SORES.
That Sores outlet to the impurities Of the
system because they cannot pass of through the ma
ral channels of the Insensible Perspra'ion If such
cr outlet or will endanger life This. Saye will al.
ways provide for such emergencies,
RHEUMATISM.
! II removes almost immediately the inflammation aud
swelling when the pain of course ceases.
| FEVERS =
In all eases Of fever the difficulty lies in the pores be-
ing up so that the heat aud perspra1ion
pass Off If the least moisture could be started the crisis
mas passed and the danger over. The AHcaling oin,
men will in all of rvers almost antIy unlock
the skin and bring torth the perspiraton
IN SCROFuLA. ERNSIPELAS SALT RHEUM, IIv.
THROAT, BRONCHITIS, BROKEN OR SORE BREAST
P!IEs; AZ c5EST DISEASES such as ASTHMA or,
HANDS, TUMORS CUTANEOUS ERUPTIONS, NER-
INOuS DISEASES and of the SPINE there is probably
no medicine now good-and as for BURNS il has not
its equal in the world
PIMrIEs ON THE FACE, MASCULINE SKIN, GROSS
:: fist act N is to eSpcalI hm1or 1t will not cease
he LODGED Under Skin and frenncntiv breaknr ont he
surface. 1t then heals. When there is nothing but
grossncss dun rcpusiyr surface, begins to soften
and soften until the skin becomes smooth and delicate
as Il child is.
Ifparcnts knew how fatal medicines were to
children taken inwardly, they would be slow
them. Especially ''mercral lozcngeS,' called nedi
G"'od o1enseS "reImiinses pills &c The truth
Now let me say TO parents that this Salvc will always
tell child has worms. 1t will DRIVE every vestige
Ihere is probably no medicine the face earth
0' ~ sure "a TA Sif Y se eHPTiT5on of worms
~" man can measure its value So long the stars
@artG snbc ef to m long as man rads the
disease and sickness is knoWn-just so long viii This
good ointment be used and esteemed Wien IAN ceas
es rom of the earth then the demand wiz case and
not I, ill I,t then; JAMES McAIisT n & C." anu
~ No Ointment will be genuir unless the
MINES OF JAMES MCALISTER or JAMES MCA FER e. Co
are WRITTEN with a upon EVERY labt ''
Now we hereby offer reward of $50 maid on
6 in any Of the constituted United
Ointment. "'ii0 oii''
April Sd, lSi6.-I3O
The aboye Ointment is TO : lie - Wilmington NJ tho
- CHRONICLE OFFICE
ce ~ cents lor The large, and 25 cents for the small