Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-10-29

IhE pre- Scding hSure is gwen to represent the IN-
SENSIBLE PLRsPIRATioN. tits the great Ell dCIL.
IIONfr the impurities of the body. 1t will be no.
ticed tia thick cloudy mist issues from all points of
the SUI acc which indicates that this pcrspiration flows
unintcrruredly when in health, but when
sick. Life cannot be sustained without H. n
is thrown off from the blood and other Juices of IN, body
and dspoScs by this MEANS of nearly III the Impurities
within us: The Language of Scripture is, sin the
BLOOD is the life" il it ever becomes impure, il
may be traced directly to the stoppagc ofthc INSEN-
SIBLE PERSPIRA7YON.-i'h we see, all that
rs necessary when the blood is stagnant infected is
to open the pores aud il relieves itself from all mpur-
iy Instantly. Its own heat and vitality sufficient
without particle of medicine, except TO open the
pores upon the surface. Thus the folly Of taking
so much internal remedies. Allpractoncrs. however,
direct their efforts restore the lnscnsbc Pcrpra,ion
The Thompsonian, for instance srEAMs. he Hydropa-
thst shrouds in wet blankets the Homopa,bs
out niintcsmals, the Thopaths, bccds and doses us
with mercury and the clustering Quack gorgcs us with
pills, pills, pills.
Perspiration, Will state that the learned Dr. Lew
cnhock, ascertancd that v cghths of ali we receive
into the stomach, passed OF by this means In other
words, 1t we eat aud drink eight pounds per day we
cvacuate five lbs. of il by the nsrnsibl Pcrspiration
This none other than the used up particles of the
blood and other juices giving place the and fire. sh
ones To check this therefore is retain in the sys-
demands should leave the body.
by sudden transition from heat cold the porcs are
stopped the perspiraton and disease begins at
TO dcvclopc itself Hence, stoppacc of This fIoy
Of the juices, originates many complaints.
by stopping the pores that ovcrwhclms mankind
with coughs, colds, and consumption Ninc-tcn,hs Of
the world die from diseases induced by soppagc of
the Inscnsiblc Precipitation.
Let me ask. now, every candid mind, what course
seems the reasonable pursue he pores
after they closed Would you give ply sic TO uN
STOP the pores! Or would you apply something that
would do this the surface where the cloggng ac-
tnallyis? And yet know of no physician Who makes
any external application 10 effect it, Under thcs. cir
cumsanccs, present 10 ply sicans and to all others
McAlistcr's ILL-IEILING OINTMENT or tho
WORLD'S SdLVE.
ii has POIFER to restore perspiration on the feet
on the head around old Sores upon the chest in short
upon part oil the body whether diseased slightly or
severely.
1t has POJVER to cause all external sores, scrof,
Ions humors, skin diseases, poisonous wounds TO dis
charge their putrid matter, aud then heals them
1t is REMEDY that sweeps off the whole cat aopue
OF cutancous disorders and the entire cutc TO
its healthy functions.
1t is a REDfED Y that forbids the necessity of so
many and dclctcrious drugs taken into the stomach
ii is a REAED Y that neither sickcns gives incon
venicncc, or is dangerous 10 the intcstinrs
1t preserves and defends the surface from lderanpe
ment Of its functions The surface the outlet of y
eIghths oil the bile and used up matter within III is
pierced with millions of openings relieve the intes
tines Stop these pores, and DEATH knocks al your
door. Ii is rightly termed a II Healing for ther. il
scarcely disease external or internal that it will not
benefit have used il for the last fourteen wears for
all diseases of the chest consumption liver Involving
the utmost danger and responsibility and declare be-
fore Heaven and man that in single case has II
failed to benefit, when the patient within the acb
of mortal means.
have had ply sicans, learned in the profession.
have had ministers of the Gospel Judges on the bench
dition and MULTITUDES of the POOR use il in
every variety OF and there has been one voice
one united universal voicc-saying ''McAl your
Ointment is GOOD"