Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-01-15

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The preceding figure is given to represent
the INSENSiBLE PRESENTATION 1t is,
the great EVACUATION fer the impurities
Of the body. 1t will be noticed that a Tick
cloudy mist issues from all points Of the sur
face, which indicates that this respiration flows
uninterruptesiy when in health, but ceases
when we are sick Life cannot be sustained
without it. 1t is thrown off from the blood &
other juices Of the body. and di.poses by this
means, of nearly all the impurities within us
The language Of Scripture is. In the BLOOD
is the Life fit ever becomes impure It may
be traced directly to the stoppage ofINSENSI-
BILE PERSPIRATiON. 1t nerer requires any
internal medicines to ceanse it,asit always puri-
fies itself by its own heat and ac,ion.and throws
off all the offending humors. through the IN
SENSIBLE PRESENTATION. Thus we
see, .hat all that is necessary when the blood
is stagnant, or infected, is to open the pores.
and it relieves itseJfirom all mpnrity instantly
Its own heat and vitality are sufficient, with
out one particle of medicine, except to open
the pores upon the surface. Thus we see
the folly Of taking SO much internal remedies
The Thompsonian. for instance, sfeanas. the
Hydropathist shrouds us in wet blankets, the
Homopathist deals out infnitissimals, the All
opathist blee,is and doses US with mercury, &
the clustering Quack gorges us with pills
To give some idea Of the amount of IN
SENSIBLE PIERS PIRATION, we will stale
that the learned Dr. Lewenhock, and the
great Bcerhaave, ascertainetl that FIVE eighths
of all We receive into the stomach, passed off
by this means. In other words. # we eat and
drink eight pounds per day, we evacuated
five pounds of it by the Insensih!e Perspira
ton. This is none other than the used up
particles of the blood and other juices, giving
place to the new and fresh ones. To check
this, therefore, is to retain in the system five
eighss of all the virulent matter tina. nature
demands should leave the body. The blood
is Of SO active principle that it determines
those particles to the skin, where they form
scsbs. pimples, ulcers and other spots By y
sudden transition from heat to cold, the pores
are stopped, perspiraiion ceases. and disease
begins at once to develop itself Hence, a
stoppage of the flow of the Juices, originates
SO many complaints. 1t is by stopping the
pores that overwhelms mankind with coughs,
colds aud consumptions Nine tenths Of TIE
world die from diseases induced by a stoppage
Of the INSENSIBLE PERSPlRATION-
Let me ask COW. every candid mind, what
course seems the most reasonable to pursue, to
unstop the pores Of the skin, after they are
closed Would you give physic to UNSTOP
the pores. Or would you apply something
that would do this upon the surface, where
the clogging actually is ! Would not this be
common sense And yet know of no ply
stefan who makes any external application to
affect it. The reason / assign is, that no med
icIne within then knowledge is capable of do
ing it. Under these circumstances, | present
to physicians, and to all others, a preparation
that has this power TO its fullest extent 1t is
1Nc2LLLSIEH'S .fLL-HE.9LING ONT
MEN1, or THE WORLD'S S.aLVE. 1t
has POWERto restore perspration on the
feet, on the head. around old sores, upon the
chest, III short upon any part of the body.
whether diseased slightly or severely 1t has
POWER to cause al! external sores ,scrofulous
humors, SKIN diseases, poisonous wounds, to
discharge their putrid matter and then heals
them 1t is REMEDY that sweeps off the !
Whole catalogue OF cutaneaus disorders, and |
restores the entire cuticle to its healey func.
tons. 1t is a REMEDY that forbids the ne.
cessity of SO many and deletersous drugs taken
into the stomach. 1t is a REMEDY that pe |
Their sckens, gives inconvenience, or is dan
gerous to the intestines. II preserves and de-
tends the surface from all derang ement of its
while it keeps open the channels !
for the blood to void all its Impurities and
dispose OF all its useless particles. The sur
lace is THE outlet of FIVE eigh,hs of the bile |
md used mp matter within. 1t is pierced with
MILLIONS of openi~gs TO RELIEVE the in
estnes. Stop up the pores, and DEATH
knocks at your door. l have used for it the
asst fourteen years for all diseases Of the chest,
Liver, involving the utmost re-
'ponsbility and danger, and declare before
Heaven and man. that not i'll one single case
las it failed to benefit, when the patient was
Hithn mortal means. l have had physicians,
earned in the profession; have had ministers
IT the Gospel. Judges on the bench, Alder
men and Lawyers gentlemen of The highest
,rudition and mu'ttudes ofthe POOR use it
n every variety of way, and there has been
ut one voice. saying, NC Allister your Oint>
nent is GOOD' Io
For Consumption and Lirer Complain
here are no Bdisams Syrups. or other inward
emedles half AS good. The same is true in
asses of Scrofuia Er5sipeias, Salt Rheum, Digs
'epsia, bronchitis, Clumsy Sore Throat Piles
lid Sc'es, Seedlings. Broken Breast. Sore
Nppies, Sore Lips. ChGpped Hands, Sc. For
5nrns It has not its equal IN the world.
SORE EVES.-The inflammation and dis
use always lies back Of the bali Of the eye, in
he sockct. Hence the virtue Of any mesli.
inc must reach the seat Of inflammation or it
viii do little good. This salve if rubbed on
he temples viii penetrate directly into the
ocket The pores will be opened, proper
respiration will be created and the disease
will soon pass off to the surface I.
WORMS.-If parents knew how fatal most
medicines were to Children taken inwardly.
hey would be slow to resort to them. Espe-
tally 'mercn"ial lozenges,' called .mccicated
ozenges,' 'vermifnges.' pills, &c. The truth
). no one can tell invariably when worms are
resent. Now let me say to parents that this
alive will afteqys tell if q child has worms Ii
rill DRIVE every vestige Of them away
here Is probably no medicine OF the face Of
ne earth 1t once SO sure and safe in the ex. I.
ulsion OF worms. II would be cruel. nav
licked, to give intetaGl aossd! ~ medisises, J