The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-06

The medicines issued by the Graefenberg Comr,.
sst Of Series prominently adapted TO the diease
they are respectively recommended. Great disreons
tached to tile Patent Medicine business bv parsor.
uniUersdl powers for single given medicine. ift7
idle, but impEdent, to fiaunt such doctrine in ne
intelligent community. II Is contrary TO the very al
pies of common sense.
The Graefenberg Series commences with the
GRAEFENBERG VEGETABLE Pills
The history Of the Graetenberg Vegetable Pl Is kt
fellows ::
The inventor, after mora than quarter Of csus-n.
vestgation Of this subject was led to the discover
ing upon the following Laws Of Mature:
EH There are three principal avenues by which rs
expels from the body what it is necessary Should L
theFefrom These three are the Stool, the Urne ~
Pores. These MUST be kept in a healthy condition !
ease is certain This IS fired and RoSitigs Lar.
Liver must be kept in order The Liver 3 ne isrS-
in the body, and has of the most important uss
fulfil. It regulates the Bile, and consequently ne r.
and the bowels. The Stomach must be invieOsie
made healthy. Added to all this, the strength and s
the system must be kept up By Proper nouEshmeat s
These are plain and simple laws; and when they s,
tremendously. person is in sound health. This poaa
not be questioned.
Ew- Now, when the system is diseased it is the aui
object to set all these functions at work. both TO exBe
and to restore the health. -AJ
The bowels must be opened, eeansed, s0othed sndss
ened; the urine must be made to flow beautifully ald
rally and to throw off the impurities Of the blood n
and stomach must be regulated: and, above all, The
PORES
must be opened, and the skin made healthy. Tbss III
done and Mature win go TO her work, and rudy hi
sit smiling the cheek, and life vii be again uzuy
We will suppose the case of person afflicted with
complaint. His head aches, his appetite POOR Ia ii
and back ache, he Is weak and nervous, his complain
yellow, skin dry, and his tongue fuTred He goes loa
for relief and Is given dose of medicine to purge hm
He takes it. and 1t operates prOuSeT and he gets sons
poFary relief Bat he Is not euredl In few da{I, @
symptoms return, and the same old purge is adnnH
and 30 on, until the poor man becomes martyr to 81
drastic puTgatiyea. :. Now, what would be the
TRUE PRACTICE
in such case lwhgt the practice that Mature herself 81
Out7 Why to set in healthy operation ALL the mean
Nature possesses to throw out Of the system the
but begun at this stage Of the business The kdns
be prompted to do their work, for they have most n
work to do; the stomach must be oleansed and ah0g
the PORES must be relieved and enabled to thew
seoretons which ought TO pass on through them. WeE
that by
the disease must be expelled from the system, and u0
bowels alone, as is the usual practice. We thereloa
and insist that pill which shall accomplish the conf
objects above named is the Great Desidefatum.
These things the GraetenbeIg Vegetable Pills will a
psh. They will cleanse and lnvig0TGte the stomaeH e
purge the bowels; make the urine to flow heahily ani
open the pores give pleasant Temperature and tors
skin, and do all this in the gentlest manner without q
violence to the system.
These simple doctrines are the great and phI0z
foundation Of the GTaefeu berg NegetGble t
and in perfect accordance with the opinion Of re
eminent medical men.
What says the celebrated English Physician Graham
1t is mans method - he says. to ende8vof to {
great ends By multiplied and extraordinary meaiuli
God, both as the God Of Mature and Grace, aeoOmg
mighty ends By few and simple means,n
This is indeed true; and thaGOd Of Mature restores '
man to health through the action Of the few simple a