The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-10-06

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THNHE day will come when tins medi inc will
| IL be pronounced capable Of doing more good, ,
than any five medicines before the pub ic. At
present., it is but partially known; the ha II has mev
er been told. But when it shall be tested in all the
various departments ofsickness and disease when
its wonderful virtues shall he developed. . its powers
| over the malades of men seen and feIi, then il viii
| be acknowledged that M'ALsTER's AIl-Ilealmg
Ointment has power to cure more Diseases than any
1--WE medicines before the wo Id. THIS will appear
plain upon IA moments reflection. There are two
! prominent reasons for this assertion:
lst. That by opening the pores Of the skin, ii
removes all hndanCe TO the fall and fee charge of
| the lhSensible peTspmatOn, and thus removes The
grand cause Ui nue- -ienlhs Of the diseases in tins
world, aud IL is therefore as applicable 10 one DIS
ease as another, to the Liver Complaint, Cousump.
zion and Dyspepsia, as the Sick Headache and
ague in the Face, or To the Asthma, Coughs Fevers
aud Bowel complaints, as the Quincy, Sore Throat,
Bronchiti' and Group, for they are all caused by
checking the nsensibIr PeIspiIation, in other words
in "Iaking cold"
2. That for almost every disease, there is spe-
cidC remedy; aud although there are legion Of
them recommended Tor the cure of the same par
tcular dreases, get how seldom is that 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 in each of which is
doubtful, the Al-heang ointment takes the place
OF them all aud by ils action upon the skin, throws
Open the doors for the escape Of all the humors
within. To make this appear plain 10 all suppose
a person is afflicted with Cough, or II cold, or
consumption, or Liver Complaint? lie seeks va
riety of inward remedies, hul IN no one does he
hnd relief, unless il is capable of forcing of persp
ration which is but momenlary relief the pores
again close the moment the effect Of the medicine
| has ceased.
Ii may he said with uuh that all inward RENEE
dies fail CT curing these complaints six ifuot e.ghI
times in ten the world over; and yet a medicine
that will not cure al least half the cases il is an.
piled 10, we call n poor remedy.
Now what is the cause of the above complaints ?
We answer checked perspIrauon, in other words,
"catching cold - The skin then aud not the in.
ternal organs, is out of order. And we assert that
unless the skin is brought into healthy activity, and
made TO eliminate the lusensble Perspratiou freely
and 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
,m doctor who wrote a labored treatise an pu!mo-
nary COnsumplioms He says-"But let us retur,
to the consideration Of the Indications Of cure; Il
is simply this: the restoration Ol the lsemsbe Per
splrallon. In other words, TO excite natural heal
thy action Of the skin. Thus is all that is required
for the cure 1900 cases out of a lhousandn
Fevcrs, also, aud nearly every case Of mhama
lion of the bowels, OF Of the stomach or lungs, IS
the direct result OF checked perspnalion Besides
| these, we may name diseases OF the spine and nj
the nerves, rheumatism, fever sores; diseases Of the