The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-03-31
lNSENSlBLE PERSPI2ATlON.

| The preceding figure IS gwen 10 repIcSeHi iiie
| INSENSIBLE PERSPIRATION.
1t is the great EVACUATION for the
imDurilies of the body Il will be noticed
hat thick mist issues from all points OF the
surface. which Indicates that this presperatlon
dows uninterrupledly when we are in health, bul
ceses when were sick. Ii e cannot be sustained
without it, 1t is thrown fffrom the blood and
o.her uices oithe body andy this means dlsroSeS
| of al the impurities within us The blood, by
ihis means only. works itself pure ne IAN
guage Of Scripture is, sin the bleed sBile. ii IL
ever becomes impure it may he traced dfrecLty IL
the stoppage Of the INSENSIBLEP ERSPlRA-
| TION. 1t never requires any internal medicines
to cleans it, rs il ALWAYS puriies itSelfby It's
own heat and action, and throw of all the Often
ding humOrS, through the arSenS15le PefSPtraiton
Thus we see, all that Unnecessary when the blooo
is stagnant or infected, is to open pores, and II
relieves itsIf from all mpurity Instantly. lis OWL
heat and vitality are sufficient, without one par
ticIs ofmedicinc, cxceptto open the pores upon
| the surface Thus we see the folly OF taking sc
much internal remedies. All practitioners, howev-
er, direct their efforts 10 restore the lnsenSi
bic Perspiration, but it seems not always the
proper one The TompSonian, for instance
t3aH$, the Hydropathits shrouds us in wet blank
cts the Homopathi deals ont infiniliSsimals, the
| Allopathist bccds and doses us with mercury
and the clustering Quack groges us with pills
pills, pills.
To give some iica the amount of ihScaslic
| p 7spiraltoa, we will state that the learned DR..
| Lcwenhock, and the great BoeIhaave ascertained
that FIVE eghS of all we receive intothe stomach,
passed of by this means. In other words, if we
eat and drink eight pounds rerday, we cvacated
| five oft by the InSenSible PeTspiration.
This is none other than the used up particles
Of the blood, and other juices given place 10 new
and fresh ones. TO check this therefore, is to
retain in the system iive-cightbs of the Virulenl
matterthat nature demandsShonld leave the body
And even when this is the case, the blood is OF
50 active principle, thEtit determines those par
iicles to the skin, where they form scabS PIN
pies, ulcers, and and other spots;
BY sndden transportation from heat to cold,
the pores arc stopped rerSriraion ceases,
and disease tegins at once 10 devcloPe
itself Hence, "a stO?page of this flow Of The juices.
originates 50 many complaint.
tits by sto1ing the pores that overwhelms man.
kind with coughs, colds and consumptions. Nine
lenlhs of the world die from diseases induced by
sioppage ofthc Lnssalskl@ p, rSpcratioa.
Lctme ask now every candid mind, what course
seems the most reasonable 10 persue, to unstCT
the pores, after they are closed. Would you
give physic 10 anst0p the PoreS2 Or would you
apply somthing that would Go Ills upon the sur
face, where the clsgsiDg actually is? Would rot
this lie common sense? And vet | know of no
physician who makes any external application
10 affect it. The reason assign is, thatno med
icinc within their knowledge, is capable of doing
it, Under these circumstances, present 10 ply
sicians, and 10 all others, Il preparation that has
lhi ,power in its fullest extent 1t is 11cALacr's
| AH-HeaLiRe Ointment, or the WoTla'S SGtre. II
has Eolrcr TO restore Perspiration 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 po1ysF to cluscall external sores, scToula
humorS, skin diseases poisonous wounds, 10 dis
charge their putrid matter, and then heals them.
Ii is Il rem IN that foIbids The necessity of SC
many and deleleriouS drugs taken into the stom-
ach.
Ii is rmrdy that neither sckens, gires incon-
venince or is dangerous to inteSlines.
1t preserves and defends the surface from all
arrangement of its functions, while il keeps open
the channelSof blood to'void all its impurities and
diSpose5 of all its useless pgrticleS. II ndissolu-
luhly hold togather the surface and the 1atenal
risocra, the,alcrnag rSccrG and the surface. They
are inseParably connected and canot be disJoined.
The surface IS he outlet of eghtS Of the bile
and used up matter within. 1t is pierced with
millions of OPENINGS TO rclicrsthe ineSlines Stop
up the pores, and 'cqtb knocks at Your door l
have used for tr last fourteen years for all dis
eases of The chest Consumption, Liver, involving
the utmos. DANCER and responsibility, and | de
clare before Heaven and man. that not in single
case hasi flel to benefit, when the patient was
within the reach Of mortal means.
Incyer, to mv recollection, hadmore than five
or six among the thousand who have used it, say
! that it WAS moi favorable 10 their complaint. On
the contrary have had hundreds return volun-
talily. and in the warneSt and most pathetic Ian
guage speak initS praise. have had physicians,
lelracd in the professions; have had ministers OF
the Gospel, Judges on the Bench Aldermen end
| Lawyers, gentlemen of the highest erudition
and !aliiiafgs The P1or use il in every variety
/ Of way, and there has been hut one voice, one
united, voice, saying "A1cAiisleryour Ointment
! is eGod."
! CONSUGIPTION.-Tt can hardly be credit
ell that Il slave can have any effect upon the lungs
seated as they are within the system. Bat say,
once for allthatthi> Ointmentw i'll reach the lungs
| GHictcrthan any medicine than can be given III
! tcmlly Thus if placed uron the chest, it rem
cjracs directly to the lungs, separates the poison
oaS particles that are consuming them, and
expcllS them from the system.
| need noiSay thatil is curing persons of Con-
sumption continually, although we are t, Id that
ii is ioolishness. ! care no: what is said so long
as can cure several thousand persons yearly.
SCROFULA.-This disease is seated in the
sides oflhe neck, ichind the ears, and sometimes
/ falls on the lungs and produces Consumption Is
is a dreadful circumstance, that this disease it
/ transmitted from parents 10 children.
The Slave Will extract ali the morbid matter
nrc lie used to drive ii to one point, which done
a colatinucnce ofthe Ointment will completely;
/ remove the disorder.
I ERYSIPELAS.-Thlsc complaint arises from
impurities being driven the surface by of
the IHsENsIBLE PRESENTATION, and lodging in
the cuiicue forms sores, pimples sc. 1t only re.
uires that il should discharge its virulent particles
through the skin, and the difficulty will pass off.
SALT RHEU M.-ThiS is another obstinate dis
ease, but be cured eifeciuaIly as the Scrcfula
There is no difficulty in this disease.
HEAD ACfIE--The Salve has cured persons OF
the Head Ache Of II years standing and who had it
regularly every week, that vomiting often took
place.
Deafness aad Ear ache helped with tie like
uccess, as also Aguc in the Face.
COLD FEEr.-Consumption Liver complaint.
pains in the chest side, falling of the hair, one or
the other always accompan cold feet. 1t is sure
sign Of disease in the system TO have cold feet The
Salye will restore the INsENsIBLE PERs-
PIEATIoN and tins cnre eruy Ii is infaLdblc
for this.
ASTHMA-If this disease is not HEREDITARY
aud and produced by mal-lormalion Of the chest,
| the Salve will cure i.
The inflammation and diseases always lies back
ofthe ball ofthe eye in the socket. Hence the vr-