Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-05

the body and disposes hy ihis ineans, oi Heariy all inc impurities wiihin us The language oi Scrip- uTe is, ''in the Blood is the Liie' If il ever he. aomes impure, ii muy be traced directly to he stoppage of ihe iksEHsIBLE PERsPIRATIoN,- Thus we see. all that is necessary when the blood is sagnant. or infected, to open lhe pores and il relieves itself from all npuriiy instantly. It's own heal and lily are sufficient, hout one pariich of medicine except 10 open the pores upon The sur- face. Thus we see he Jolly Of taking much in ierna remedies. II practitioners however, Girect iher efforts to restore The Insensihe precipitation, The Thomsonan for instance, Seama, the Fly dro- paihist shrouds us in wei blankets, the HomOpath- Is deals out inhnlissimals, the Alupalhisi bleens and doses with mercury, and the clustering Quath gorges with pills, pills, pills. To give some ndea of the amount of ihe 1nsensi. be PerspiratIen, will state that the eaaned Dr. Lewenhock, ascerianed Ihat five eighths of all we receive nwards, if we cal and drink eight pounds per day, evacuate five pounds of il by Insensibe Preparation
 Tais is other than the used I'D particles oi the blood, and other juices giving place to the and fresh ones To check ihis, therefore, is to re. ta,n m the svsIem five eigths ol all the yrulent mat ter that nature demands should leave the body By n sudden transition from heat to cold tn, pores are stopped, the precipitation and dis ease begins at once to develope itself Hence, ! stUppase Of this flow of the juices originates man, conn alnts.
 1t is by stopping Ihe pores that oyerwhelms mann.
  tenths ol 'he world de from diseases induced by a stlppage o the lnsensible Persplralion. Let me ask, now, every candid mind what seems ihe most reasonable io pursue To unstOp h, pores, aer they are closed. Would you give physt 10 unsiop the poresl Or wtul you apply thing lhal would to this upon ihe surface, where tho clnggmg actually isl and yet know oino phy siclal who makes any external appicalion Co effect II. Ur der these circumstances, present 10 phy sicians, and Ia Il others, McAllisier's All Healing Ointment. #Ia Il,-fdf N4I, h ration on ihe feet, on the head, around old ssres pon the chest, in short upon any part of the body 4hether diseased slightly severely. II has power ta all exteraaI sores. scrolu. ous humors, skin diseases, poisonous wounds, |,
 scharge ileIr pulrid matter. and then heals them
 It IS remedy that sweeps of the whole cala- logue of cuaneous disorders and restores the eniif ulicle 10 irs health, functions.
 It is d remedy that forbids lie necessity of 2, many and deIeterious drugs taken into the stomach
 IL Is remedy that neither sckens, gives inconye nience, or is dangerous tt: the iutestiurs.
 It preserves and defends ;he surface from all de engagement of its functions. she surface ia the out let of five eighths of the bile an. used ID matter within. II is pierced with millions of openings h relieve ihe inlestines. Stop mp these pores. an, death knocks al your door, u IS rightly termed Al Healing. for there is scarcely disease external oi internal, that it will moi benefit. have used II fol the last fourteen years for all diseases of lhe chest consumption, liver, involving inc utmost danger responsibility, and l declare before Heaven anc man, that not in one single has it failed 10 ben eft, when the patient within the reach oi mor. al means.
 have had physicians learned in the prole sion ; have had ministers ofthe Gospel, Judges on the Bench, aldermen and lawyers, gentlemen of ht highest erudtion, and nulItudes of the poor use il ln every variety of way, aud there hns been bat nnt voice-one united, universal yoice-saying "Mc Alister, your Ointment is GOOD.
 CONsUMPTIoE.-lI can hardi, be credited that salve can have any effect upon the lungs. seated they within the system. But il placed upon ihe hesl it penetraies directly 10 the lungs. SCI Lurate, the poisonous particles that are consuming them and expels them from ihe system. need not say that 1t is curing persons of con. sumption continually, although we told il is fool. ishness. l care not what is said, s0 long as can cure several thousand persons yearly.
 HEADAcHE.--The Salve has cured persons of the Headache of twelve years standing, and who had it regularly every week, that vomiting often took place.
 Deafness and Ear Ache are helped with like sue. cess.
 COLD FEET-Consumption, Liver complaint, pains in the chest s,de. failing of of the hair or the other, always accompanies cold feet IL s sign of disease the system to have cold feel
 The Salve will cure every case.
 In SerofIla, Erysipfias, SaH Rhsun,. Lipsr Com plaint, Sore Eyes, Quincy, Sore 7hroat. Bronchitis, Broken or Sore Brensi Pies all Chest Biseasss such
 
 ed Hands, IumorS, Cutaneoas Eruptions, Nervous D,scases cf the Spine there is probably no medicine now known so good-and as for Burns il has not it's equal in ihe world.
 PIMPLEs ON THE FACE. MASCULINE SKIN GROSS SURFACE.-lis first action is to expel al hulnor. IL will not cease drawing till the face ie flee irom any matter that may be lodged under the skin, and frequently breaking out 10 the surface. l then heals. When there nothing but grossness, , or dull repulsve surface, il begins to soften and so. len until the skin becomes as smooth and delicate child's.
 WoRms.-If parents knew how fatal most medp cines were 10 children taken inwardly, they would be slow to resort lo them. Especially .mercur,al lozenges" called 'medicated lozenges," "vermilu ges," pills, &c. The truth is. no one can tell. a. variabls, when worms are present. Now let me sny e parents, that ths Salve will alw avs tell if child has worm's. It will drive every yesupe ol them away.
 There is probably no medicine on the face of the earth al once so sure and SO safe in the expulsion worms.
 ToILEr.-Alhoush I have said little about it as a hair restorative, yet will stake it against the worldl They may bring their Oils far and near and mine will restore the hair two cases to thei one.
 OLD SoRRs.-That some Sores are an outlet to the impurities of the system, is because they canso pass of through the natural channels of ihe Insens ble Perspraliou. lf such sores are healed up. the impurities must have some other outlet, or il will endanger life. This Salve will always provide io, such emergencies.
 RHEuMArIsx.-It removes almost immediatek the inflammation and swelling, when the pain ol course ceases.
 FEyERs-ln all cases of fever, the difficulty lies in the pores being locked up, that the heat and precipitation cannot pass of. If the least moisture could be started. the crisis has passed and the dam ger ever. The Ail-Healing Ointment will in all ca. ses of levers almost instantly unlock the skin and brIng forth the DersDirallon. ScALD HEAD.-We have cured cases tbnt actually defe,l every knowR, as well as the abilit of fifteen or twenty doctors. One man told us he had spent SbOO on his children without any benefit when Il few boxes Oi the Ointment cured ,hem CoRNs.-Occasiona use of the Ointment will all ways keep corns from growing. People need never be troubled with them II they will use it.
 As FAMILY MEDicIHE.-No man can meas nre it's value. So long as the stars roll along ove, ihe neayeEs--so long man lreads ihe earth, sub feet to all n6rnics ofthe Aesh-so long as disease and sickness IS known-just so long will this good pinImen, be used and esteemed, When man ceases from of lhe eaiih, then the demand W i'll cease snd not till then. JAMES McALlSTER g. co.
 Sols rruprietors of the above Medicine Price 25 cents and 50 cents.
 CAUTIoE-As the A,l-Iieang Ointment has been glealy couHerfeIie'., we have gwen ths Cau. ion to the public that no Ointment will be genune unless the names . James McAlisler, or James McAlister X G are written with a pen upon eve ry label.'
 Now we hereby offer reward of $500 to be paid conviction in any of Ihe constituted courts o the United States, of any individual coune rie,ting ou, name and Ointment. For sale b,
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