The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-10-13


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WNflE day will come when this medicine will
Il be pronounced capable Of doing more good,
than any FIVE medicines before the pubic. AT
preseut it is but partially known; the ha II has
er been told, But when il shall be tested in all the
various departments Of sickness and disease when
lis wonderful virtues shall he developed: its powers
the maadies Of men aud felt, then il will
be acknowledged that M'ALIsTER's Al-fIeang
Ointment has power to cure more diseases than any
five medicines before the wo Id. THIS will appear
plain upon a moments reflection. There are two
prominent reasons for this assertion:
| lsl. That by opening the pores Of the skin, il
removes all hndIance 10 the full and free charge of
| the insenSble peTsplraiion, and thus removes the
gland cause Of nine-tenths Of the diseases in this
wold, aud is therefore a1 applicable 10 one DIS
ease as another, to the Liver Complaint, Consump.
tOn aud Dyspepsia, the Sick Headache aud
ague in the Face, or to the Asthma, Coughs, Fevers
aud Bowe complaintS, AS the Quincy, Sore Throat,
Bronchilis aud Group, for they are all caused by
checking the lnsensible Pesphalion, in other words
in "lakng cold"
2. That for almost every disease, there is spe-
cifC remedy; aud although there are a legion of
them recommended Tor the cure of the same par
cular dieeases ct how seldom is thai one out Of
a hundred do any good whatever. Instead there
fore OF being under the necessity Of applying great
variety of cures, the success iH each Of which is
doubtful, the Al,healing ointment takes the place
of them all and by its action upon the skin, throws
| open the doors for the escape of all the humors
within. To make this appear plain TO all suppose
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consumption, or Liver Complaint? lie seeks va
riely Of inward remedies, but in no one does he
find relief, unless it is capable Of forcing Of persp
ration, which is but mOmentary relief, the pores
again close the moment the eaeci OF the medicine
has ceased,
| II may he said with truth, that all inward reme-
dies fail Ct curing these complaints six il nol eghl
times in ten the world over; and yet medicine
that will not cure al least half the il is ap-
piled 10, we call poor remedy.
Now what is the cause Of the above complaints i?
We answer checked perspirauon, IN other words,
"Catching cold :" The skin then aud not the in.
terna organs, is out of order. Aud we assert that
unless the skin is brought into healthy activity aud
made 10 eliminate the lusensibe Perspraliun freely
aud fully not all the medicines in the world will
save the consumption from the grave. To make
our words true, LEI quote from celebrated south
ern doctor who wrote labored treatise on pumo
nary COnsumptions He says-"But let us retur,
to the consideration OF the indications OF cure u
simply this: the restora lion Of the lnsensbe Per
spiraion. In other words, TO excite natural heal.
thy action of the skin This is all that is required
for The cure Of 300 cases out OF thousand"
FevcrS, also, aud nearly every case Of inhama
lion Of the bowels, or Of the stomach or lungs, il
the direct result OF checked perspiration. Besides
these, we may name diseases Of the spine and nj
the nerves, rheumatism, fever solesj diseases OF tn,
chest, such as asthma, tighness OF breath, pains
weakness, dyspepsia aso constipation Of tho bow
els, croop, cuaneous eruptions, aud all diseashs o
the skin; in short nine' enths OF the diseases in OH
) country, are produced hy this one thng-checket
prrspration. Iii not serious at first, il fnall,
settles upon some vital organ, when il is almost Ger
tain to result in death unless it is removed.
The only advantage the allIlealmg Ontmen
has over other remedies, lies in one lhing-the res
/ toration of the lnsensble Peuplration. When lhi
is done, the humors aud impurities never remain
to do injury. This will be seen by corlemplal
the following facts:
lst, That five eights Of all we receive in tn
T. stomach, pass of nrough the pores OF tie skin, i
lnsensible perspiralion.
If ID. That the skin evacuates more matter tha
y tho lungs, kldneys, and bowels put together
u Sd. That the skin discharges moro matter in tive
: ty four hours than the bowels do in Ia days! an
that by severe exercise, man will lose three. lou
II and even five pounds in one hour.
n 4th. That the Creator pierced the human cutlcl
II with pores small openings to the almost ncred
:, BILE number Of 500 million, making this the gran
u outlet Of all the redundant matter OF the body.
d 5lh. That through these pores are constantly eS
;, cluding the old, altered aud worn out particles
e the blood the humors of the body, aud the waste
II the system.
e 9Th. That to stop up these pores "a hours woul
d cause instant death.
|, 7lh. That sudden changes in the weather an
e exposed cold, close these pores in tnat part al
Il hence the long catalogue Of diseases over the ant
" Sh That as the skin is the medium for cvacua
D lirg all the humoIs Of the body, we see the proloun
% folly aud absurdity Of resorling to pills drugs, an
II other mixtures, 10 cure the great majority Of deas
ID produced by checked perspraton.
F. 9th, That until September, 1874, there was I
oi medicine before the public that had power 10 resto
Ii the luseusibe Pespiraion,by mpartng vitality al
nervous energy to the skin,
Is 10Th, Tina, Mc.Aiisten al Healing Ointne,
!" is that medicine, and which, by possessing this po
er, is elIeclmg more good than any Ave or even II
:. remedies inlhs country. sit#
- McALlsTER u Co. 1863 South st :, New Yor
oole piOpfielnls Oi inc ABOVE medicine, TO whom
communications must be addressed post paid).
% Price 25 cents aud so cents.
9, OeTCAUTION. As the All Healing ointme
~ has becn greatly coun,erfeiied, we have given III
y, caution to the public, 'that no Ointment will
y genuine unless The names Of James McAlst,
So or James McAlisler g. Co., are written wi
B n pen upon every label" The label is steel
gavng, wlhlhe figure of "lnseusibe perspiraiior
on the lace, Now we hereby offer $500, to be pa
on conviction in any OF the constituted Courts
the U. :. ofany person coun,eIfeiung our name
Ointment
A.. S. HENDRY, Ashtabula, O., Genel
Agents for the State Of Ohio.
AGENrS-Bury s. Beck, Druggists l.ancas,
" II 4 leouard, Merchants, Basil, 4 Goheg
Druggist, Baltimore, John Woodyarl, Grocer, N,
Salem, Kab, Druggs, Rushvile, r MitchC
New Reading, Ashbaush & Beey, B,emen.
Nav %, 1913, 3m3,