The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-09
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TUNIE day will cOme wnen TINS medi inc viii
H be pronounced capable OF doing mOle good,
than any five medicines before the pub ir. Al
present, it is but partially known; the nail has nev
er been told, But when it shall be Iesed in all the
various departments Of sickness anG disease when
lis wonderful virtues shall be deveioprd its powers
over the maadies Of men and felt, then il Will
he acknowledged that M'ALrsTEh's All-Healmg
Oiutuenl has power to cure more diseases than any
i've medicines before the wo Id. THIS will appear
Ian upon moments reflection. There are two
prominent reasons for this assertion!
lsL ThdtUy opening The pores Of the skin, it
removes all hindIanCe 10 the full and fee charge of
the nsensible perspnaton, aud thus removes the
gand cause of nine-lenths Of the Diseases in TN,
wo old, and it is therefore as applicable 10 one DIS
ease as another, to the Liver Complaint, Consump.
ton aud Dyspepsia, as the Sick Headache aud
ague in the Face, or to the Asthma, Coughs, Fevers
aud Bowtl complaints, a. the Quincy, Sore Ihroai,
| B,Onchitis aud Group, for they are all caused by
checkng the lnsensbIe Precipitation, in other words
| N "iaking cold"
2. That for almost every disease, there is spe-
clC remedy; aud although there are a legion Of
| them recommended lOr the cure ol the same par.
cular d-eases, yet how seldom is it that one Of
a hundred do any good whatever Instead there.
fore ol being under the necessity Of applying great
variety of cures, the success in each Of Which is
douhtIul, the AI.healmp ointment takes the pI,ce
of them aIl and by lis action upon the skin t6row.
| open the doors for the escape OF all the humofs
within. To make this appear plain 10 all suppose
"A person is afflicted with Cough, or n cold, or
consumption, or Liver Complaint? lie seeks va
rety of inward remedies, but in no one does he
find relief unless it is capable Of focin1 off uers,
alton, which is but momenrarv relief. as the pores
again close the moment ,he effect of the medicine
has ceased.
It may he said with truth, that all inward RENEE
dies a CT curing these complaints SIX il not e,ph,
times 10 ten the world over; and vet medicine
that will not cure al least half the cases il is An.
piled 10, we call poor remedy.
Now what is the cause Of the above compIaints? ?
| We answer checked persprallon, in other words
'scatcning cold ;, The skin then aud not The in.
ternal organs, is out of order And we assert that
unless the skin is brought into hea Irhy ACTIVITY, and
made 10 eliminate the lnsensble Perspiraton freely
| ana fully not all the medicines in the world will
save the consumption from the grave To make
our words true, let us quote from celebrated south
trn doctor who wrote labored treatise on pulmo.
nary Consumptons He says-"But let us return
to the consideration oil the indications OF cure II
is simply this: the restoration of the lnsensbIe Per
spralion. In other words, to excite a natural heal.
thy acton of the skin. THIS is all that is required
for The cure Of 300 cases out OF thousand"
Fevers, also, and nearly every case OF infama.
lion Of the bowels, or of the stomach or lungs, is
the direct result OF checked rersphaton Besides
these, we may name diseases Of the spine and nj
the nerves. rheumatism, fever snesj diseases of the
az,
weakness, dyspepsia; also constipation OF tho how
els croop, oulauevus eruptious, and all dseashs Of
The SKIN; in short nine lenlhs OF the diseases in our
country, are produced hy this one lhug-checked
prrspiration lii is not serious al first il finally
settles upon some vital organ, when il is almost GER
lain TO result in death unless il is removed
The only advantage the a-IleaIing Ointment
has over other remedies lies in one thing-the res.
toratiOn of the Insepsble Preparation. When This
is done, the humors and impurities never remain
To do injury. This will be seen by contemplating
the following facts.
Ist. That 6ve eights of all we receive in the
stomach, pass off lnrough the pores Of the skin, in
lusensibIe perspiratiou
ID. That the skin evacuates more matter than
thc lungs. kidneys. and bowels nul tnpeiher.
Sd. That the skin discharges moro matter in twpn
= " four hours than the uowels do in Ia days! and
that by severe exercise, a man will lose three, four
and even five pounds in one hour.
4h That the Creator pierced the human cntice
with pores or small openings to the almost ncredi
bile number OF 5OO million, making This the grand
outlet of all the REDUNDANT matter OF the body.
5th. That through these pores are constanryex
cluding the old, altered and worn out particles Of
the boud, the humors oft body, and the waste OF
'hr system
6'h That TO stop up these pores "a hours would
cause instant death
Il Tin. That sudden changes in the weather and
exposed 10 cod close these pores in tnal part, and
hence the long catalogue Of diseases over The land.
9Th That as the skin is the medium for rvacua.
rrg all the humos OF the body, we see the profound
folly and absurdlly OF resorns 10 pills drugs, aud
other mixtures, TO cure the great majority Of dieases
produced by checked persplrston'