Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-28

V iH hhitNH fH itHtl tfif tNDNH HHN fhtf iFts Ri the body, and disnses ly this means, oi neat y all
 the impurities within ns The language of Srrip.
 ufe s, "in The Blood k the Ille.' IT ii ever He- comes impure, II Inny be traced diteetly 10 Ee stoppage of the iNsEHsIBLE rERsPIRATIoN- Thus we see. all that Is necessafY when The biooG IS sitsnaut.n in'ected, Is to open e pofes, and II relieves itself from all imrurfy instantly. ll> own heat and vitality are sufficient, without ene lSrtcle oi medicine eNrept to open the pores upon the sur face. Thus we see he lpliy of taking SD much in ierhal remedies. All practitioners, however, direct leir efforts tn restore inc insensihle persuratiun. | The Ihomsonian for instance, Sieams lhe H. dfa- paihisI shioads in vel blankets, the flomopah ist ieals out infnills-imis, the Allopahsl bisrus md doses ns wilh mercury, and ihe buslefmg luaek gorges us win pills, mIls pills.
 TA give some udea ol ile amount of Inc lnsensi. be Perspmalian, will state ilmt the leaancd Dr. l4eWeiihuck, usceIlaned that five eighths ol all we iereive nwards, ii we eal and drink egl pounds per day, we eRacua'e five pounds o il by neensltie Preparation
 This is none other than tho used up particles oi flIe blood and other juices givng place In inc and fresh ones To check lhis, therefore, is 10 tam m the system five eigths ot all the yifuenl ter that nn'ure demands should leave the body By a sudden ,''nsiton from heat 10 cold, ihe pores are stopped the precipitation ceases and dis ease begins at oure 10 deveope nsolf Iitmce, q si"npage oi lhis How oihe jnioes originates many complaints.
 Ii IS by stopping the pores that overwhelns mam- kind wilh coughs, colds and cons utnption. Eine ftehlhs oi the world die from diseases indaced by a stoppage of he insensibe Preparation.
 Ee1 me ask, now, every candid mind what course seems inc mosl reasonable Io pursue 10 unslop IhH pores aliei they are ciesed. Would you give phVslc
 10 unslnp the poresl Or wHnld you apply snme thing that wonld do this upon inc surface where the clogging acimily isl and yet know nGno physician who makes ans external lappicalIou to effect Il. Un der these circumstances, present phy ysicians, and to all others, McAllisler's An Healing OiatatEt oi the Worlds Salre. II has power to restore perspi ration On the feel, on ,he head, around old sores upon the chest, m short upon any part of the boy whether diseased slightly or severely.
 II has power 10 cause all exter1al sores, sCroiI- lous humors, skin diseases, poisonous wounds, to discharge 'heir putrii matter, and hen heals them
 II Is H remedy thai sweeps of the whole cata- ogue of cuIaneous disorders and restores the entire ;ncle to ils healthy functions.
 II is a remedy that fofbids lhe necessity of so many and deleerous drags taken into the stomach.
 IL IS remedy that neither sickens, gives iDc0nve nience, or Is dangerous ic ihe utestmrs.
 II preserves and dsiends ;he surface from all de engagement Of is unclons. ',le surface Is the oui let of five eghlhs of the bile a,, used uD matter within IL Is pierced with millions of openings t,. relieve the niesines. Stop up these pores, ana death knocks al yOur door It Is tightly termed All Healing, for lheie is scarcely disease exiernal of lnternal, that il will mol benefit l have used II fa he as fourteen years for all diseases of the ches
 
 responsibility, and | declare before IIrn,tm aua man, that not im one slUg has it. faded ben eht, when The patient was within ihe reach ot mur-. al means.
 have had physicians learued in inc prnies- ion; l have had ministers ot,he Gospel Judges on tln Bench. aldermen and lawyers. gentlemen of lh', highest erudilion, and nlul'iiudes of he poor In every variety of way, and there has been but voice-One united, universal Yoce-sayng "M Me Aster, vour Ointment is GOOD.
 CoNsUMPTIoN.--l can hardly be credited that q Salye can have any eflpeu upon The ngs seated as they nre wiihm the system. But ,tplnced upon lhe hest, II penetIates directly 70 the hugs, seI urae4 , he poisonous particles that consuming them, 'n'l expels them from the system.
 need not say IhM II curing persons of sumption conliuall, although We aIe told it is fool Shness. | Care mot what is said, long l -ure several thousand persuns yearly.
 HEADAcHE.-1be Salve has cared persons oi he iieainehe of twelsr years standing. and uho mad il regularly every week, that vomiting often took place.
 Deafness and Ear Ache are bed with like sue. cess.
 CoLD FEET Consumption, Liver complain uai ins in the chest sIde, failing of of the hair one or the other, always accompanies cold feet. IL s sure sgn ot disease m the system to have cold feet
 The Save will cure every case.
 In Serotufa, ErysipsiaS, Sat Rhetx,. Lirer Com. blunt, Sore Eyes, Quincy, Sors 1hroat. Bronchitis, Broke, Sore Breast, P,es, all Chsst DiseaSeS such aS Asthma, Oppression, PaiaS also Sore Lips, Chopp- ed HandS, IunOrs. Cltaaeous EyiptioaS, Nervous DiSedses Q the Spine Aere is probably medicine now known 80 good-and as for BuraS II has moi it's equal in the world.
 PIaPLEs ON THE FACE, MASCULINE SKIN GROSS SURFACE.-Eis first actiom IS to eXpel al humor. IL will not cease drawing till the face is iiee from any matter ihai may be lodged under the skm, and Frequently breaking out 10 Ihe surface. l then heals. When there nothing but grossness, or dull repsive s'race, Il beg ns ,o soften aud ten nniil the skin becomes as smooth and delicate a child's.
 WoRMs.-if parents knew how fatal most medI cines were t0 children taken inwardly, they would be slow Io resurI 10 them. Especially ''mercurtal iozenges" called "medicated lozenges,' "sermlu 9es, pills, &c. The truth is, iel H- Varmbly, when worms presen. Now let me say 10 parents that ihis Save will always tell if Il child has worms. It will drive every ,esiIge o em away.
 There is probably no medicine on the face of the earth at once 50 sure and safe in the expulsion o gorms.
 ToILkT.-AlIhongh have said little about it as { hair restorative, yet l will stake it against the world! They may bring their Oils far and near, md mne will restore the hair two cases le lheIi Ine.
 OLD SoREs.-That some Sores are an oule to he impurities of the system IS, because lhey canno oass oil through thc natural channels of the nsensi Dle Perspraliou. II such sores are healed up. the It. snanger life This Sal,e will always provide ioi such emergencies.
 RHEUaAFIsa.--lt removes almost imnediatel, he lnhamIaaIion and swelling, when dhe pain oi ,ourse ceases.
 FEVERS.-ln all cases of fever, the difficulty lies m the pores being k cked up, that the heat and )efspratioR cannot pass off. Ii the least moisture could be started, the CrIss has passed and the dan ger ever. The All-Hcdling Ointment will in all Cd. 'es oi levers ainost instantly unlock she skin and ,rlog ierlh The perspiIaton.
 SoALp HEAD.--We have cured cases that actually deiei every known, well as the abilit 'f fifteen or twenty doctors. One man told us he lad spent $500 on his children without any benefit when a few boxes nfihe On Hent cured them.
 CoRNs.--OccnsIona Use of the Ointment will all ways keep corns from growing. People need never je ronoled with chem If liey will use it..
 As A FAMILY MEDIcisE.--No man can meas ire it's value. So long as the roll along ovel he i1eaSens-so long as man reads the earth, sub, ert IO all nhrmties ntthe fesh-sp long disease md sickness is known-ust SD long will this good )Intmen, be used and esteemed. When man ceases rom nif the cath, then the demand will cease snd not ti then. JAMES McALISTER S- GO.
 Sos jroprieiors of the above Medicine. Price ,5 cents and 50 cents. CAuTIoN.--As ihe All-Healing Oiniment has been greatly connterieites, have gwen thls Cau ion to ihe public Iha 'no Ointment will be genuine inless the names ;. James McAlisler, or Janes McAlister & C. are written with pen upon eve " abel.'
 Now we hereby offer reward of $500 10 be paid on conviction in any of the constituted of the Uniied States, of any individual counlefeung oul name and Ointment. For sale by
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