Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-21

he impurities within HIS The language of Scrip. K, sin Ihe Blood is the Life" If it ever be. comes impure, it n,Hy be traced directly 10 he stoppase of the lNsENsIBLE PERsPIRATIos = Thus zee. all Ihat IS necessary when ihe blood is siagnan. or in'erted To open the pores, and II relieves iise f from all mpnriI, instantly. lis own heat and iality are sufficient, ithuui one parlch Of medicine excep' io open the pores upon ihe sur. face. Thus see the iolly of taking so much in ierna remedies. practitioners, how ever, direct their efforts 10 restore he InsfnsIbIe precipitation The Thomsoniam for instance, SIeams, the Bydre. palhst shrouds us in wei blankets, the IIomopaih. ISL deals out infnit issimas. the Aopaihisi beeus and doses Us with mercury, and the clustering Quach gorges us with pills, pills, pills.
 To give some indea of the amount ol the lnsensi- ble Preparation, we will state that Ihe leaaned Dr. Lewenhuck, asceriained that f,e eiRhIhs of all we Ieceive inwHrds, if we eat and drink eight pounds per day, evacuale five pounds of il by Insensbe Preparation
 Thls is none other than the used up particles oi the blood, and other juices giving place to the new and fresh ones To check Ihs, therefore, is To re- laln Ihe system five eigihs of all the vruenl mal ter that nature demands should leave the body.
 By a sudden transition from heat to cold, iht pores stopped the precipitation ceases. and dis. ease hegins al once 10 deselope itself. Hence, Il suppage of this flow Of the juices orig gnaies complaints.
 IL is by stopping lhe pores that overwhelms mam- kind wll coughs, colds and consumption. Nine tenths ol lhe world die from diseases induced by a sioppage oi the Insensible Preparation.
 Let me ask, now, every candid mind what course seems the most reasonable 10 pursue io uastop iht pores after they are essed. Would you give phy st 10 unstop the poresi Or would you apply some thing that wouh do this upon he surface, where tbe clogging actually is7 andye know ofno physician who makes any external application 10 effect II. In der these circumstances, present to physicians, and to all others, McAlisiers All Heading Oistmenf. oi inc ItoyId,s NaiIS ii has pouar tn esture npralI. ration On he feet, on the head, around old sores. upon the chest, in short upon any part of lhe body whether diseased slightly severely.
 Ii has power to cause all external sores. scroiu- l0us humoIs, skin diseases, poisonous wounds, 10 discharge their putrid matter, and then heals them
 It is remedy that sweeps ot the whole caia. IUgue of disorders, and the entire culcle 10 its healthy functions.
 IL is a remedy that fOrbds lhe necessity of go many and deIeterious drugs taken into the stomach
 IL IS a remedy that her sickens, gives ineonse nience. or Is dangerous ts the iBlestIncs.
 IL preserves and defends the surface from all de engagement of it's functions. The surface Is the out let nf five eighhs of the bile an used up matter within. IL is pierced with millions of openings u relieve ihe in,estines. Stop "p Ilese pores, snc death knocks al your door IL rightly termed Al Healing for there is scarcely disease external oi internal, that il will not benefit. have used II ih ihe last fourteen for all diseases of the chest. consumption, liver, involving the utmost danger and responsibility, and l declare before Heaven and man, ihal not in sIngc has 1t failed iu ben. eft, when the patient was within the reach ol nor. al means.
 1 have had physicians learned in the proles. isn have had ministers of,h Gospel, Judges on the Bench, aldermen and lawyers, gentlemen of the highest erudtion, and mulltudes of he poor, il i'd every variety of way, aud there has been but one voice--one united, uni,ersal voice--saying "hc. Aiisier, your OIainent is GOOD.
 h efa h.a tI,lx ...I ,I,..t saye can have any effect upon the lungs. seated as they are within the system. But placed upon the hest, it penetrates directly to the lungs, separates Iie poisonous particles that are consuming them, and expeis them from the system.
 need not say that il is curing persons of con. sumption continually, although told i is fool, ishness. care not what is said, long as l CAR cure several thousand persons yearly.
 HEADACHE.-The Saive has cured persons of the Headache of twelve vears sIaHding. aud whe had t regularly every week, that vomiting often took place.
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 coLD FEET -ConsuiAk ktion, Liver compiain, pains in the ches, s,de. falling oA of the hair the other. always accompanies cold feet. IL is sign Of disease m the system tO have cold feet
 The Salve will cure every case.
 In Seyofuia, Erysipsias, Sat Rhsum, Lipe, Con, plant. Sore Eyes, Quincy, Bore Throot, Bronchitis Broken Sore Breast, Piles, all Chest Diseases sneh Asthma, Oppression, Pains. also Sore Lips, Chapp ed Hands, 1umors, Cuianeous Eruptions, Nerpops Diseases of the Spine there is probably medicia. now known so good-and as for Burns I has not iis equal in lhe world.
 PimPLks ON THE FACE. MAscuLIEE SKIE uKoss sSuRFAcE.-lls ttst action IS to expel al hunor. h will no, cease drawing tlll ihe face ir ;ee from any matter that may be lodged under the sk,n, and frequently breaking io ihe surface. l then heals. When there nothing but grossness, ..li. t,u nnliI the skin becomes smooth aud delicate x a cid's.
 woKms.-lf parents knew how fatal most med. cines were Ia children taken inwarly, they would ne slow To resort ro them EsprcialI, "mercvrsal .zenges" called ''medeated lozenges," "vermiiu g.s," pills, NC. The Truth is, TO one can tell. in- variab,, when worms are present. Now let me say parents, that lhIs Salve will always tell if child has worms. IL will drive every vestIge oI then away.
 There IS probably no medicine on the face of the earth al once and safe in the expulsion al worms.
 ToILFr.-Ahhough have said little about it a. hair restorative, yet will stake it against ihe world, They may bring their Oils far and near. and mine will restore the hair two cases to lhel one.
 OLD SoREs.-That sone Sores are an outlet tt the impurities of the system, is because the, canno pass of through the natural channels of the Insensi ble Perspratiou. lf such are healed up. tht impurities must have some other outlet, or il will endanger life. This Salse will always provide loi such emergencies.
 RHEUNArIsN.--It removes almost immediatel, the inflammation and swelling, when the pain o course ceases.
 FEvERs-In all cases of fever. the difficulty lies in the pores being lt csed up. that the heat ano precipitation cannot pass oh IL the least moisture could be started. the or,sis has passed and the dan. ger ever. The All-ilealing Ointment will in all ca ses of levers almost instantly unlock the skin and bring forth the precipitation.
 ScALD HRAD.-We have cured cases that actually de6e.l every knowH, as we'll as the abiit of fifteen or lwenty doctors. One told us he had spent $500 on his children without any benefit when few boxes ithe Ointment cured them.
 Confederation use oi the Ointment will al ways keep corns from growing. People need never be troubled with them fl they will use it.
 Asa FAMILY MEDicisE.-No man can meas ure its value. So long as the stars roll along ovel the neaveHs-so long as man ireads the earth, sub, feet to all infrmites 1.-the fesh-so long as disease and sickness is known-just SO long will this good Ointment be used and esteemed. When man cease, from of inc earth, then the demand will cease, sno not ill then. JAMES mcALISTER q co. Sole proprietors of the above Medicine. Price 25 cents and 50 cents.
 CAuTIos.-As the All-Healing Ointment hal been greatly couHterfeier, we have gwen this Caa ton to the public that no Ointment will be genuine unless the ol James McAlister, or Jame, McAlister & G are written with d pen upon eve " label"
 Now we hereby offer reward of $500 to be pait on conyclon in any of Ihe constituted courts ol h, United States, of any individual counierleIiing ou name aud Ointment. E for sale by
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 mh4 coSdlylyr Agents. Mobile. NEW NOVELS, &c. just received and for sale " by DOBLER.
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