Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-12-29
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i .ent the lnsenslble PerspItaiion. II Is
the great S-'0cuaiioE for the impurities Of the
body. II viii be noticed that n thick CLOUDY
mist ISSUES from all points Of The surface
which indicates that this perspIrStion flows
uninterfuptedly when We are IN health, but
ceases when We are sick. bie cannot be
sustained without 1t II ~ thrown Or from
! The blood and other juices OF The body and
dlsposes 10y his means, OF nearly all the i'm.
puiitics within US. The language Of Scrip
tute Is. Ibe blood is the lie II 1t ever
henomos impure. II may DO traced ditv,,ly
TO the sioppage OF the inSenubie preparation.
Thus We see, all that is necessary whe the
Llood is slaRnant, or infected, Is to opeu the
pores, and 1t relieves itself from all lmpuriiy
instantly. Its own heat and vitality are suf-
hcient, without one particle OF medicine, OK
4 cepi TO open thd pores upon the surface -
Thus We see the folly Of taking so much in
ternal remedies. All gtacilioners, however
direct their efforts to restore the insenslble
Precipitation. Tho Thomsonisn, for instance
SteGms, the lIydropalhst shrouds US IN wet
blankets, the Ilomopaihisi deals out inGnits.
simas, the Allopa,hist bleeds and DOSES Us
with mercury, and the clustering Quack
hores us with pills, pills, pills,
10 give some idea Of the amount OF the
insensibio pei snirs,on, We will state that the
'NitN III ls'NtNIiulh, HsCttldII'U t1at
elghts ~ a we receive in the stomach,
p1ssea of by lhs means. In other words,
II VIC eat and drink eight pounds per day, we
evacunie five pounds Of II by the insensible
perspiration.
This is none olher than the used up part.
Giles 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
Fights OF all the viruent matter that nature
demands should leave the body.
BY sudden transition from heat TO cold,
the pores are stopped, the peIsplration ceas-
cs and disease beglds al once TO develope
itself Hence, n stoppage OF this flow Of the
Juices, originates so many complaints. Nine
,enths OF The whole die from diseases induced
10y stoppage OF the insensble perspira,on
Let me ask, now, every candid mind what
course seems the mos, reasonable TO pursue,
10 unstop the pores, after they are closed
Would you give physic TO unstop the pores
Orwould you apply something that would DO
tins upon the sueiace, where the cloGping ac-
tually is And yet know of no physician
who MAKES any external application TO effect
H. Under these circumstances, ! present to
physicians, and 10 all others, McAli.ter's
iHIfcdAng Ointment or the Worlds Saire
IL has power 10 restore Precipitation on the
feet, on the head, around old sores, upon the
chest, IN short, upon any part OF the BODY
whether diseased slightly or severely. Ii
has power 10 cause all external sores scrof-
ulous humors, skin diseases, poisonous
wounds, TO discharge their putrld matter and
then heals them. 1t is a remedy that sweeps
of the whole catalogue Of culaneous dsor.
ders, and restores the entire cutcle TO lis
healthy functions. 1t is a remedy that lot-
bids the necessity OF so many and deleieri.
Iruug Ia kpn tho I
used II for the last fourteen yeats for all dis.
eases Of the chest, consumption, liver in
volyln2 the utmos, dangar and responsibility
and declare before Heaven and man, that
not IN one single case has II failed 10 benefit
when the patient was within the reach Of
mortal means
have had phosicians, learned in the pro-
leSslon, ! have had ministers of the Gospel.
Judges on the bench, Aldermen and Law
yers, gentlemen OF the hlghes, erud:Ilon and
mulutudes Of the poor, use it in every van.
ETY. Of way, and there has been but ono voice
one united and universal voice-sayIng,
"McAlsIer, your Ointment is good
Headache. The save has cured persons
OF the Headache OF ten years standing, and
who had 1t regularly every week. SO tina,
vomelng often took place
Deafnrss anu raf acne are neipeu WIN
| like success.
Cold Feet. his sure sign Of disease IN
the system to have cold feet. The salye will
cure every case
In Scroiiua, Eryspelas, salt Rheum. L,iy-
er complaint, sore Eyes, Quinsy, sore throat
Bronchitis, broken or sole Breast, piles. all
Chest diseases. such ss Asthma, Oppression
Pain, also sore Lips, Chspped Hands, Tu-
mours. CutaneOus Eruplions, Nervous DIS.
eases snd Of the Spine there is probably no
medicine now know SO good
Turns. Ii is the best lhing In the world |
for Burns. (Ioad the directions around the
i boX.)
Puppies on The Face, masculine r.-ry0,,
urtaee. lls frs, action is to e1pell ali hu. |
mots. II viii not cease drawIeg I'LL the face
Is Tree from any matter that may he lodged /
under the skin, and frequently breaking Out |
| 10 the surface ii then heals. When there
is nothing but grossness. or dull repulsiye
surface, It begins TO soften and soften until |
the skla becomes AZ smoothe aud delicate as |
a chllds.
Worms. II parents knew how fatal mos,
medicines were TO children taken lnwardlv .
theV would be slow 10 resort TO them. rs
/ pecisllr medical lozenpes called 'med,ca. 7
'ed lozehges, 'vefmiiuges, pills, DC The .
/ Hu'h H. no one can tell, invariably, when /
worms are present Now let me saw IN NJ,
rents that this Salve will always teu #
child has worms twill DIVE every YES
'age Of them away. lItead directions around .
the box
O'd Sores. That some sores are an nutle,
10 impurities Of the syatem, is because they
cannUt pass on through the natural channels
OF The insensibe preparation. IfKuch sores
are healed up, the impurities must have
some other outlet, or It will endsnper lie +
/ This salve vii! always provide for such EN-.
( efgeneies.
hhcrmaiistn. II removes almost immedl.
'leiy ibe inflammation and swelling, when the
/ pain OF course ceases
Corns Occasional use OF the Ointnen,
viii always keep corns from u,o,xinc Pc