Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-09-24

TIME preceding figure is gwen to rcprcscpt the In
~ sn = PhnsraArloS Its the grea, EYACU
ticcd that thick cloudy mist issues from all points of
the surface which indicates that this pcrspiraon flows
unintcrurtcdy when arc in health but when
sick Life cannot be sustained without IT, II
is thrown oil from the blood other uiccs of the BODY
and dsposcs b this means, OF nearly all the impurities
within us The language OF Scripture is, sin the
BLOOD is the life" If it ever becomes impure, il
may be traced directly to the stoppagc ofthc INSEN
necessary when the blood is stagnant or infected is
to open the pores and it relieves itself from all impur
ity instantly Its heat and vitality are sufficient
without particle of medicine, except open the
pores upon the surface Thus the folly taking
so much internal remedies. Allpractitioncrs however,
direct their efforts TO restore the lnscnsblc Pcrspraton
The Ihompsonian Tor instance, srIAMs he Hydropa-
thist shrouds in blankets the Homopathst deals
out ninitcsimals the Thopahst blccds and doses us
with mercury and the clustering Quack gorgcs us with
pills, pills, pills.
To give SOME idea of the unit of the Inscnsiblc
Precipitation, will that the learned Dr. Lew
cnhock, asccrtancd that ivcighths of all we receive
into the stomach, passed of by this In other
words il we eat and drink eight pounds per day, we
cvacuac five lbs OF il by the lnscnsibe Pcrspiration
This is none other than the used up particles of the
blood and other juices giving place TO the and fresh
ones To check this, therefore, is TO retain in the sys-
tenn vccghhs of all the virulcnt that nature
demands should leave the body.
BY sudden transition from heat 10 cold the pores arc
stopped the pcrpraon ceases, and disease begins at
once TO devclope itself Hence, soppagc of this flow
of the juices, originates so many complaints.
Ii is by stopping the pores that ovcrw helms mankind
with coughs colds aud consumption. Nine ten,hs of
the world die from diseases induced by a stoppayc of
the lnscnsblc Precipitation.
Let me ask, now every candid mind, what course
seems the most pursue unsop the pores
after they closed. Would you give physic TO uN
STOP the pores? Or would YOU apply somcthine that
would do this upon the surface where the cogsng ac
tuayis? And yet l know of no physc who makes
any external application TO effect it, Under these cir
cnmstanccs present TO ply scians and all others
McAlistcr's ALL-HEILING OINTMENT, or the
/ JFORLD'S SAVE.
1t has POWER to restore pcrspiration on the feet
] fltn ohm ..
upon any part OF the body whether diseased slightly or
/ severely.
1t has POJpER TO cause all external sores scroG,-
lous humors, skin diseases, poisonous wounds to dis
charge their putrid matter, and then heals them
LISA REHEDr that sweeps off the whole cat alogue
lis healthy functions
1t is a REMEDY that forbids the necessity of so
many and dclctcrous drugs taken into the stomach
ii is n REHEO that neither sckcns, gives incon-
vcnicncc. or is dangerous to the intestincs
1t preserves and defends the surface from all dcranoc
mem OF its functions. The surface is the outlet of five
cighths of the bile and used up matter within II is
pierced with millions of openings relieve the ntes
INES stop up these pores, and DEATH knocks your
DOOR III Is rightly termed All ealing for there is
scarcely disease, external internal that it will not
benefit have used it for the last fourteen wears for
all diseases OF the chest, consumption, liver ing
the utmost danger and responsibility and declare he
fore Heaven and that in single case has il
failed to bs"e Gt, who" tho patient rsaeb
OF mortal means.
/ have had ply scians learned i'm the profession
have had ministers of the Gospel Judges on the bench
dton and MULTITUDES of the POOR use il in
variety OF way and there has but one voice
-ouc united, universal vocc-saying 'McAlistcr your
Ointment is GOOD"