Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-05-15

VRHE preceding figure is given to represent the IN
- SENSIBLE PERsPIRATIoN Ii is the great Evacuation
thick cloudy mist issues from all ints of tie surface,
which indicates that this Precipitation TVS unnterrnp
tedly when are in health, but ceases when We are
sick-Lfe cannot he sustained without IT, Is thrown
off the blood and other juices of the body and dis
poses BY this meanS Of nearly all the inpnrities Wn
rs The language Of Scripture is in the BLOOD is the
Iife If it becomes impure, may be traced d.
reCty stopplge Of the Insensbie Prrsp'rati"n
Thus we see all that necessary when the blood is stag
nant infected is open the pores, and relieves H.
self from all impurity INSTANTLY. lis own heat and vi
tally sufficient without one particle OF !n+diclne ex
cept open the pores upon the surface Thus we see
the folly Of taking so much internal remedies AprHc
ttoners however direct their efforts TO restore the In
sensible Perspration The Thonpsonan, for instance
srEAMs the Hydrpathist shrouds us in wet blankets tie
HOmoPat!st deals out Inhnnsslmals inc fhoi"pdth'st
bleeAs and doses with mercury, and the clustering
Quack Rrrgcs US with pills, pills, pills
To give idea of the amount Of the lnSensble Per
spiration will state tina the learned DIR. LeWrnhoCk
ascertained that nvceighs of all receive into The
stomach passed off by this means In words five
eat and drink eight pounds per day eVacuute five
pounds OF it by the Insensihle Precipitation.
This is other than the used up particles of the
blood and other giving place to the new and FRESH
10 check this therefore, IS TO retain in the SyS-
TEN fve-eghs Of all the viuent ter that nature de-
Inands should leave the body.
BY sudden transition heat cold the pores
stopped the perspraton and disease begins at
develOpe itself Hence, sOpphge OF this flow
of the juices, originates so many complaints.
1t is by stopping the pores, tina: overWhc"S mankind
world die from diseases Induced by stoppase OF the In
sensible PerSpiration.
w,
the reasonable to pursue ounsop the pores,
after they are closed. Would you give physc 10 umstUp
the pores? Or would apply sonnet Ting that would
this upon the surface where the cloggng actually isl
And vet know of no physician WHO makes any eXer-
nal application TO effect it Under these CIRCUMSTANCES
present to Physicians and ali 9th rs Nc Alisters ALL
HEALING OINTMENT, or the NORlD'5 ~ALNE 1t
has POWER t" restore Precipitation on the feet Oh the
head around old sores upon the chest in upon any
part of the body whether diseased slightly or severely
1t has power to all external sores, scrouous hu
mors skin diseases sonous wounds 10 discharge their
| OIltri id TDntfnr thpnt p:,lS
It is Remedy that sweeps of the whole catalogue of
disorders and restores the entire cutce to lis
healthy functions
used it for the last fourteen for all di*eas
of the chest consumption, liver Involving the utmost
danger and responsibility, and declare before Heaven
and ma that in single has failed to hene
fit, when the patient was within the reach OF mortal
means
Ihave had physicians, learned in the profession /
had ministers of the Gospel Judges on the bench
dnor AMI MUI'TITUDES OF the POOR, use it in every
variety Of way and there has been but voicc-one
united universal voce-suyins Alistcr, your Oint-
HEADACHE.
The save has cured persons Of the Headache of II
years standing and who had regularly every week, 50
that vomiting often took place.
Deafness and Ear Ache are helped with like success
| OLD SORES.
That some Sores arc an outlet the impurities OF the
system * because Ibey cannot pass through the ma
tnral channels of the InsensiOe PerspiraIion Ii such
are healed up the impurities must have some 9th
er outlet, or ii viii endanser life, This salVe VIII al
ways provide Tor such emergencies.
RHEUMATISM.
| II removes almost immediately the inflammation and
swelling, when the pain of course ceases
FEVERS.
In all cases Of fever the difficulty lies in the pores be
ing ked up, thnt the heat and perspraton
pass off II the least moisture con be started the crisis
has passed and the danger The AlEIeahng Ol
mcn will in all of fevers almost ms any unlock
IN Sl'RnTUIA ERY~iPEEAS, SALT RHElM, 11v
THROAT, BRONCi'TrI< BROKE n OR SORE BREASr
PILES, ALL CHEST DISEASES. such as ASTHMA, or
HAND< TiMORs CUTANEOUS FRuP1IONS, NEH
VOUS DISEASES, and OF tie SPINE there probably
no medicine now S, good-and as tor BURNS ii has no
PIMTIES On TIE FACE. MASCULINE SKIN, GROSS
SURFACE.
It's first action is cxpe ali im0r. II viii cease
drawing till the face is free from amy matter that may
he lodged under skin, and frequently breaking ont to thu
grossnrss, or dun rcpuiSvo srface ii begins to softer
and soften until the skin becomes as smooth and delicate
as Childs.
} 1Gparcnts knew how fatal most medicines were Il
Children taken inwardly they would be slow resort t
hem. Especially mcr'urial OZenGCS, called "mcdI
Gated lozenges" vermifugcs.' pills, &c. he trut
is, tell invariably, when worms present
Now let me say to parents that this SaVe will alWay
tell if child has worms. 1t will DRIVE every vestig
of them
There is probably no medicine on the face ofhe eartl
and so safe in the expulsion Of worms.
As FAMILY MEDIC NE,
No measure its value. long as the stars rol
along the HraVFnS,-sO long trCadS 1ht
earth, subject all intirmaycs of the l"Sh--sO long
disc and sickness is known just so long will Thu
good Ointment be used and esteemed. When ccas
cs from off the earl then thu demand will cease ant
not till then. JAMES McAIl$TER t& Co.
, c ,UTION.-" No Ointment Will be genuine unless TIL
names Of JAMES MCALsTER, JAMES McALIsTER 6. Co
, arc WRITTEN with Pen upon EVERY label"
Now we hereby oi6r a reward of $500 to be paid or
conviction in any Of the constituted OF the Unite
atcs, Of any individual counterfeiting an
Ointment
April 81, 1916. 100
The above Ointm"ntis for sale in Wilmington tn
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