The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-09
DESCRIPTT0W

The medicines issued by the Graefenhofg r.,
slst of Series, prominently adapted to ne di,s M
they are respectively recommended. Great disss aiH
tached to the Patent Medicine business nv ns
aRt1ersat powers for ngle given medicine ~ e
idle, but impudent TO Haunt such doctrine IN az aai
pies of common sense W ~A n
The Graefenberg Series commences with The
GRAEFENBERGL VEGETABLES pTrrs
The history Of the Graetenberg Vegetable PM
follows: ~ ods
The inventor, after mOre than quarter Of ss,,,.
vestigatIOn Of this subject was led 70 the dseav NJ
ing upon The following Laws OF Nature wy ala
AEY There are three principal avenues by vbibv
expeis rom me body what It IS necessary should ~
thefeirom; These three are the Stool the Tf,i
Pores. These MUST be kept in a healthy conf'iio.
ease IS certain. This IS fired and p9sitfre 49,
human being can safely disregard H. In sddit ~ eN
Liver must be keptin order. The Liver & ne So.
in the body, and has some Of the most important No.,
fulfil. It regulates the Bile, and consequently if &
and the bowels. The stomach must be nVoa,sti-
made healthy. Added to all this, the Strength sn5,
the system must be kept up by proper nounshnelf ~
These are plain and simple laws; and when thew f.
tremendously, person Is in sound health. ThspossN,
not be questioned.
60 Now when the system is diseased Il is The a..
object to set all these functions at work. both q en-
and to restore the health. -Eg
The bowels must be opened, cleansed, soethsd au5s
ened; the urine must be made to flow heahiBlv 49,
rally. and to throw of the impurities OF the bo8i Az
and stomach must be regulated; and, above ALL he
must be opened, and the skin made healthy. Tk.sn
done. and Nature viii go TO her work, and rudy ie
sit smiling on the cheek and life viii be again Thur
We viii suppose the case of person afflicted wilt
complaint. His head Aches, his appetite IS poor n n
and back ache, he is weak and nervous, his con
yellow, skin dry and his tongue fuued. lie e0ss ne n
for relief and is given dose of medicine TO pIresb
He takes It, and 1t operates prOfusey, and he gat
pOrary relief. Bur he IS not cured In fewdsFs ~
symptoms return, and the same old purge Is adrisss
and 50 on. until the poor man becomes maftgf hi I
drastic puTgatives. Now. what would be the
TRUE PRACTICE
in such case f-WhRt the practice that Mature he.r
out =? Why, to set in healthy operation ALL ~ -
Mature possesses to throw out Of the system ia
ease. The bowels must Of course be eYaCustef-bTf1g
il but begun at this stage of the business Tia k5
be prompted to do their work. for they have nO I'M
work to do; the stomach must be eleansed. ara 49,
the PORES must be relieved and enabled 70 iHros ~
secreLions which ought to pasz off through them Wa
that by wv
THE BOWELS-THE URIEE-THE popg,
the disease must be expelled from the system ana of
bowels alone, as IS the usual practice We Ibsrsi
and insist that pill which shall accomplish ths ~
objects above named is the Great Desderaium
These thngs the GTasfenbeTg Vegetable Pie yin 49,.
plish. They will cleanse and inFig0afe the slouaI ~
purge the bowels; make the urine to flow bealhig ssS
open the pores: give pleasant temperature and ess
skin, and do all this in the gentest manner Wbssi ~
violence TO the system.
These simple doctrines are the great and pha,s..e
foundation Of the Graefsn berg Ysgetabie Eth
and are in perfect accordance with the opinions Of IA u
eminent medical men.
What says the celehrated English Physician S;,sbsf
II is mans msthod.p he says g 10 epdaav9y IA n
great ends By multiplied and extraordinary esss 4
God. both as the God Of Nature and Graes srrsrfI.
mighty ends By few and simple mesnsn
This indeed true; AID the Cod of Mature restore
man TO health through the action Of the few snD e
Ezroh npr mr.