Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1848-02-09
THE PRECEDING figure is given to

IL
1t is the great Evacuation for the impurities Of the
body. Life cannot be sustained without it, 1t is
thrown off from the blood and other juices 0fihe
body, and dispases by this means. OF nearly all
The impurities within us. The language of Scrip.
lure is ain the Blood is the Life" If it ever be.
comes impure, it may be traced directly to the
stoppage of the insensible perspirotion. Thus
see, all that is necessary when the blood 10
sagneni or in effec ed is to open the pores, and
it relieves itself from all inquiry instantly. Alf
prac,itions. direct their efforts to restore the In
sensible Perspiraion. The Thompsonian, for in.
stance. steams. the Hydropalhst shronds us I'M
wet blankets, the Homopathist deals out infinfIs~
simals, the Allopathst Deeds and doses US with
mercury, and the clustering Quack gorges as
with pills. pills, pills,
To give some idea Of the amoant Of the Insen-
sible perspiration, We will state that the learned
DIR. Lewenhock; ascerrained that 6ve-eighrs oil
all we receive into ths stomach, passes off by
this means In other words, il We eat and drink
eight pounds per day, we evacuate five pounds
of il by the Insensibe Pcrspiration.
This is other than the used up particles OF
blood, and their juices giving place to the new
| and fresh ones. To check this, therefore, is 10
retain in the system fve-eghs of all the yerulent
matter that nature demands should leave the body
1 By sudden transition from heat and cold. the
pores stopped, the perspiralion ceases. and
disease begins at once TO deselope itself.
| tits by stopping the pores, that overwhems
| mankind with coughs colds, and consumption
Nine tenihs of tie world die from diseases indu-
4 ced by a stoppage oil the insenble Preparation.
Under these circumstances present to Physi-
clans. and all others. McA listers All Healing
Ointment, for the Worlds Saire. Ii has power
10 restore pcrspiration the feet, on the Seal
mp, n the chess, in short, upon any part of the
body, whether diaeased slightly or severely.
/ 1t has power TO all external sores. scrof.
l..
10 discharge their puirld matter, and then heals
them.
1t is is remedy that sweeps off the whole cat :
1 alogue OF cutaneou disorders, and restore the
entire cuiicle TO its healthy functions.
] have used il for the last fourteen years for all
diseases OF the chest, consumption, liver. involv-
ing the utmost danger and responsibility. and
declare before Heaven and man, shat not in one
single case has it failed to benefit, when the pa
,ient was within the reach of mortal means.
have had Physicians feared in the profession;
have had ministers OF the Gospel, Judges OF lhe
bench, Aldermen and Lawyers. gentlemen of the
highesr erudilion and muItudes of the poor
il in every vaiity of way, and there has been but
one voice-one united and universal voioe-oy-i
ing "McAlIister, your Ointmen rs good.
$50 EYES cured by WcAllisier's
ArHealIng Ointment.
SICK HEADACHE of TO- Is, and one case
0 years standing have been permane nifty cured
| BURNS are relieved of pain aud healed with
our any sca1 quicker than by any other reneIZ
in The known world. il is perfect for burns.
PAINS IN THE CHEST AND SIDE are
removed Quicker and certain than by any
other under heaven.
: SALT RHEUM will discharge lis impurities
end morbid humors and then heal perfect
OLD SORES, such ulcers fever and other
sores are made 10 run and discharge all their
ruptiuns, after which they get well and never
break out again.
s ERUPTIONS OF THE SKIN are infalibly
removed, So that the face is ever alter smooth
' and healthy.
p SORE BREAST AND NIPPLES-T h,Ie is
no bsuer remedy in creation, |, is truly the wo.
mans friend.
>. BOFEL COMPLAINTS among children
= I, rs a medicine that will lite and remove
p4i while under any other treatment the child
:. " no de.
. OEfNZY SORE TERO.aT is absolutely csr-
aln L. b removed
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