Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-04-07


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.TEyIiE preceding figure is given to represent the
/ & lNsINsIG.@ Pas. i%AroS. 1t Is the great r
yaCUATIoN for the impurities OF the body. Il will
! be noticed that a thic cloudy mist issues from all
points ofthe surface which indicates that ihle per-
8)rali0n flows unlnten uPtedly when We are IN
health, but ceases when we are SEX Lie can
net be sustained without it, il is thrown oil from
tAe blood and other juices Of Tho body, and dispose
! by this means, Of nearly all the impurities within
! as. The llood by this means only works itsel!
pure. The au4uare OF scripture Is ''ia the
! BLOOD is The Life Il it ever becomes i'm
! pure il may i've Traced dire city 10 the stoppase Of
/ che ISsENsIHLL PuLsrrATIoN. 1t never requires
dry internal medicines to cieaIse 1t, it alWaJs
rar:h,a Itself by ts own heat and action, and
Il rows OH I'll the offending Lumors, through the
3nseasible Pcrspls,tji9n' saaa We zee. al that is
Unnecessary when tue blood is sta giant or infected
is 20 open the pores aud il relieves itself from all
inquiry instantly. lis own heat and vitality alt
sufficient, without particle Of medicine. eX
cePt to open the pores uPon the surface. thu
ne q IA 81,
dies. The Thompson an tor instance steam5, the
f!ydropoIhist shroudS Us, IN wet blankets, the
iomopathist deal out infinite slnlals, the ACpoth,s
| bleeds and doses US with mercury, and the bus
'erlng Guack gorgcs Us with pitts pills pills.
To give some !ca OF The amount OF the Ensensi-
BE FersrIration, viii state that the Learned
ilr' Lcwenn1ck, aad the great DoerhaaVe. ascer-
tanned that iye-eGbs of AL We receive into tie
stomach, passed oil by this means. In other
words, 1--WE e.; ard drink eight pounds Of it by
the insensIble 2 aspiration.
To It is no1e o'hor than used up particles Of the
blood. and o-4er ices giving place to The new
and fresh 10 cheek this the c!orc, j; to re-
tain II tn system ave Fights of al lie yifuent
matter that nature demands should leave he body
And even when this is the case, the blood is Of so
active principle, that it determines those par
tlces, to the skin where the form scabS pi!lp!es,
ulcers aAd other spots
By Sudden transition from heat to cos', The
pores are stopped, The pcgapi.aton ceaac>, and
disease begins once to develope itself Hence
soppage Of his flow o, the juices, originates
maay complaints.
Iii by Stopping the pores that oyerwhcMs
mankind with coa h $, colds and consumptions.-
Nine tenths Of the world die from diseases in
dueed 10y a stoppage o!the lnsensible Precipitation
lie. me ask every candid mind, what course
seems the most redsoabIe to pursue, to uDstop the
pores after they are closed. Would you give phys
&c to unstop the pores? Or would you apply
|, hot 4 IL -,
where the cogging actually is! Would not this
be common sense? And yet | know of no ply :
ieian who makes any external application to e.
feet II; the reason | assign is, that no medicine
within their knowledge is capable of doing It
Under Observation-Disclosures present to physicians,
and all others preparation that has this power ia
its fullest extent. 1t is McAIiister's All-Heang
Ointment, or the Worlds Salve' II has POW
Tx to res ore peTspraton the feet, the heed
around old sores, upon the chest, in short, upon
any other pant OF the body, whether deceased
slightly or severely.
1t has POWER to cause all external sores,
scoIlulous humors, skin diseases, posinous woun-
DIS to discharge their putrid matter, and then lea
them
1t is a REMEDY that sweeps of the whole cat
a!ouge of cutaneous disorders aud restores the m
tire cutlcle to its heahiu functions
1t Is remedy that iorbids the necessity OF so
many dc!teriCus drugs taken into the stomach.
'''' ''i'iei 9cNcHS' @tfeo III
convehelghcG' or Is dangerous to the lntesunes'
! have had physicians, learned in the profession;
have had ministers OF the Gospel, Judges on the
1;eiiC'1, Htoei'eh alG lawyers gentlemen OF the
.'s"eSt education ada m"ltitudes OF the poor, use
II IL every variety OF way ana mere has been hut
one voice Que united universal voice, saying,
I1Asi Il {o9r ointment IS good!
that salve can have any effect upon the lungs,
ss '..t % uIey are Wlp5! inc system BOT we
s"s ol'o 'oi a1'' ''at 'H'S ointment Will reach
Ilte .u'.ss GuIIhef nan any medicine that can be
a'sen lnsetnoly mus placed upon the chest,
= FcHeud'es o'Iectiy 10 me lungs separates The