Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-01-13

TUE preceding figure is given t? represent ne n
| / IysFNsIBLE PEnsPIRATIoS. 1t IS the great +
yAcUATIoS for the impurities OF the body 1t VIII
be noticed that thick cloudy mist issues rom all
points ofthe surface which indicates that thlspe
| spjrauon flows unlnteuupediy when we are III
! health, bu, ceases when we are sex. Lille can
| not he sustained without it; it is thrown OF from
tle blood and other Juices OF tho body and dispose
! by this means, Of ne rly all the impurities w!thln
| us. The llo"d by this means only works ltseH
pure. The language OF scripture is I'm 'lle
| BLOOD is the Life " II il ever becomes I'M
| pure may be traced dire city to the sloppage OF
| the ISsExsIBLE PERsPIRATIoN. 1t never requires
any internal medicines 10 clearse It, as 1t always
| puriies itself by its own heat and action, and
throws Of I'll the offending humoTs, through the
insensble Persplrdtioa' Thus we see. all That IS
Unnecessary when the blood is stagnant or infected
is to open the pores and it relieves itself from all
impnrity instantly. lis own heat and vitality ale
sufficient, without one particle of medicine, ex
cept to open the pores upon the surface. Ihus
we see the folly taking 50 much Internal RENE
dies. The Thompson.an Tor instance steams, the
Hydropathlst shrouds US, in wet blankets, the
llomopahst deal out uinitissimals, the Aopothis
bleed5 and doses us with mercury, and the bus-
'erlng quack gorees US with pills pills, pills
To give some idea OF the amount Of the insensl
BE Precipitation, will state that the Learned
DR. Lewenhock, and the great Boerhaave, ascef-
tanned that FIVE -cighIs of all We receive into tie
stomach passed off by this means In other
words five ga. ard drink eight poun!s Of it by
the nsenslb!e Preparation.
70 II Is none ohor than used up particles of the
blood. and o,her Ices giving place to the new
aud fresh ones. To check this the efoTc, Is
tain IN the system i've eights of all the virulent
matter that nature demands should leave he body
Aud even when this is the case, the blood is Of 50
active principle, that it determines those par
tcjes 10 tie skin, where the form scabs, pnp,eS,
ulcers and other spots.
By sudden transition from heat to cod, the
pores are stopped, the Precipitation cease, and
disease begins to deyeiope i;sef Hence
stoppage OF this flow OF the juices, originates so
many complaints.
Its by stopping the pores, that overwhems
mankind with cOu b colds and cOnsumptons.-.
Nine tenths Of the world die from diseases n-
duced by stoppage OF the Insensibe Perspiration.
lie me ask every candid mind, what course
seems the most Teasoable to plrsue, 10 unstop the
| pores after they closed. Would you give phys
| ic TO unstop the Poresl Or would you apply
something that would do this upon the surface
| where the cogging actually is? Would not this
be common sensel And yet know of no ply $
| lcan who makes any external application TO eE-
feet IL the reason | assign is, that no medicine
| within their knowledge is capable of doing it
| Under thesecircumsLahces present to physicians
and all others preparation that has this power In
It's fullest extent. 1t is McAliisters All Healing
| Ointment, or the Worlds Saye. 1t has pow
tR to res ore perspIraton the feet, on the heed
around OLD sores, spon the chest, in short, upon
any other part of the body, whether deceased
| sli Chilly or severely.
! 1t has POWER to cause all external sores.
! scortulous humors, ska diseases poisinous woun-
ds TO discharge their putIid matter and then heal
! them.
| IT is REMEDY that sweeps off the whole cat.
aouge OF cuaneous disorders and restores the m
| tire cuticle to It's healthtul functions
| 1t IS remedy that torbids the necessity Of so
| many delterious drugs taken into the stomach
| II Is REMEDY that neither sickens gives iu-
| convenience, or is dangerous 10 the intesiines
| have had physicians, learned in the profession;
! have had ministers OF the Gospel, Judges on the
| Bench Aldermen and lawyers. gentlemen of the
| highest educaton edd multltudes OF the poor, use
1t III every variety of way, aud there has been but
one voice, one united, universal voice, saying.
| "McAhster, your Ointment is good''
! CON UMPTION'-lt can hardly be credited
| that a salye can have any effect upon the lungs
seated as they are within the system. But we
say atonce Tor all, that this Ointmea. viii reach
| the lungs quicker than any medicine thar can be
| given Internally. Thus, If placed upon the chest
II penetrates directly 10 the lungs separates the
| poisonous particles or consuming them. and e1
| pels them from the system. need not say that it
| Is curing persons OF Consumption continually, al
| though we are told OF its foolishness. | care not
| what Is SAID, so long as can cure several thou.
| sand persons yearly.
HAN Ac"E.-T The Salye has cured persons Of
The I'll ad Ache of IL years standing, and who had
itregalarly every week, 50 that vomiting often
took place.
| Deafness aud Ear Ache are helped with the
| Ike suecess, as also Ague in the Face
| Com FEEr.-Consumption, Liver complaint.
| Ans in the chest side, falling of the hair. one
| or the other always accompanies cold feet Ii IS
sure syn o. disease il the system to have cold
feet. The Salve will restore the tnsens;bic pr
| spiralien and thus cure every case.
In Seorinia, Ems pelas, Salt rheum, Plies Asth.
| me-, running Sore Throat, Bronchlsiis Dyspepsia.
Liver OcnplaIni. Broken or sore Breast, sore Mo
I pies Che opped hands, SweIlinzs. lnaamatiors
Fevers Nervous Diseases, aud Spinal Complaints
he weird never saw 50 good remedy. For arrs
| Bronchitis equal IN the world.
SoHE ErEs-Tke defamation and disease.