The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-18
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The medicines issued by the Graefenberg Coupanv CON
sst of Series, pTeennenty adapted the dese fr
they respectively recommended Great dsepute has an
taeed 70 Inc raent eeIne business py persons claiming
idle but pudent to Haunt such doctrine in the face Of an
intelligent community 1t IS contrary TO the very rst pfuc
The CSTaefenherg Series commences with The
GRAEFENBERG VEGETABLE PILLS.
The history Of the GraefenbeIg Vegetable Pill IS briefly
The inventor afternofe than quarter Of century's in
yestgaton of this subject was led TO the discovery by reflect
g There are three principal avenues by which Nature
expes from the body what It necessary should be expelled
Pores These MUST be kept in healthy condition, dis
ease certain This is fzed and R0SHge Lal0, and no
Liver must be Kept in order Tie Liver the largest organ
TIE body and has some OF the most to
and the bowels Ehe stomach must be nEgorated and
the system must be kept up by proper nourshmen exercise
These are plain and simple laws and when they all work
tremendously person insound health This position will
s Now when the system is diseased it is the first grand
object to set all these functions at work. both to expe disease
The bowels must be opened ceansed sooted and strength
ened the urine must be made to flow BEAUTIFULLY and natu
and stomach must be regulated and above all, the.
PORES
must he opened, and the skin made healthy These things
done. and Nature will go to herw9rk and rudy health will
sit smiling on the cheek and life will be sgan Lug
complaint His head aches his appetite IS poor his bones
and back ache he weak and nervous. his complexion IS
yellow SKIN dry and ms tongue tuIred tie goes 70 doctor
for relief and given dose of medicine 10 purge hintee
pOTay relief. Bat he IS not cured In few days. the same
symptoms return, and the old purge administered
and until the poor man becomes martyr to heavy.
drastic puTgatlves., Now, what would be the
TRUE PRACTICE
in such ?what the practice that Nature herself points
out? Why to set in healthy operation ALL the means that
Nature Possesses throw out of the system the of dis
The bowels must of be evaeHated-bBt the work
but begun this of the business The kidneys must
be prompted to do their work for they have most
work to do the stomach must be ceansed and above all
the PORES must be relieved and enabled to throw off the
seceOns which ought to off through them, Werepeat
that by
THE BOWELS-THE URINE-THE PORES,
the disease must be expelled from the system and not BY the
bowels alone the usual practice We therefore assert
and insist that pill which shall accomplish the combined
objects above named is the Great DesdeIatnm.
These things the Graefenberg Vegetable Pills will accom-
pish They will cleanse and nvgOrate the stomach freely
purge the bowels make the urine TO flow heahy and clear
the pores give pleasant temperature and tone to the
skin and do all this in the genest manner without doing
violence TO the system.
These simple doctrines are the great and philosophical
foundation of the Graefe n berg Vegetable Pills,
and perfect accordance with the opinions of the most
EN- nent medical men.
What says the celebrated English Physician Graham
1t is mans method, ne says, 10 endeayOr to effect
great ends by multiplied and extraordinary measures; but
God, both the God of Nature and Grace, accompanies
mighty ends by few and simple means"
This indeed tue and the God of Nature restores the sick
health through the action Of the few simple channels
We have named.