The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-06-18
Chris,oph Wilhelm HuGeland.
IN ENGLISH -.


IN ENoLIsH
CHRISTOPHER WILLIAM HoOFLAND.
"One fthe renowned physicans, uf the grrnt
est benefacto Of fmodern times, born iangep Sal
After careful scholastic education he, like his father and
grandfather two celebrated octors voluntarily devoted
himself To the study Of Medicine at Jena and Gongen,
the latter University. Fm 1893 1891 he ofciaiedas
Professor at the University of Jena. In 1901, he ap
pointed Private Physician to the hing of Prussia Mem
men Of the near Colege at Berlin; Professor and Court
Physician ny the Ministry of the interior His caracter'
istir his profonness and deep penetration enabled him
u eomb the theoretical and practical to unite new and
old systems produce in c1nmon the practical and useful
and Thus daw thererm the results and necessary app-
cable means.
/. Dr. II. principally. who exposed and destroyed
the Brown's system, which Notwithstanding the exterior
could NOT conceal its many mpeeetions brought to light
by Hnofands nnble impariatv sound truths, and deep
peneiraton independent Of his practical usefulness as
undyng fame for his superior knowledge in Metera Me-.
dIca we'll for his manifold works Medical juris-
prudence. Among these may be mentioned bis world re
nowned Makrbeolk or the art of proongipg life ys-
nal Of practical Medicine, &c. He has besides all this,
gained eternal fame and praise from suffering humanity for
the discovery and combination of several infallbe med
cnas among which the far famed and justly celebrated
compound known as zz.-sr.ss
DIR. HOOFLAND's GERMAN BTTTERS.
The applicaion Of acidous erth for the cure Of Sui
phuric diseases. The celebrated Dsphoretic remedy
and numerous invaluable recorded recipes. - Sfs.
After the celebration Of iis fifteenth professional fesyi-
ty in 1888, upon which occasiOn e King nf Prussia hon
ore him with the insignia the Cner ofte Cross ofthe
distinction he died on the a5t DAY Of August, lss6as
the King of Prussia private Medical Councillor without
any legitimate male heir or offspring. -
DR.. C.. NJ Jackson Of Pladelyhia has had the means
of octainnp the genusen recipes ofthe great menical
councillor 'Christpe Wlhel Hufeland adt ese nvan-
able medicines prepared with The utnos at tho
German Medicine Stora: The bitter mixture: Hooaand's
German Bers is the result Of many years Eady and e1-
orience nv the preat inventor and known and prized in
Eunpe a. an infaiable remedy m the cure OF Liver COM
pnirr. jauudice. Dysprpsia. DC DR.. C. ~. Jackson's
prratim of thi. medicne h,, ob,ane the ane ceiebr
~ in this western world The t.stimonaIs and nnuera-
lie confirmation Of thousands Of The most severe and diff
cult cases cured is ample p,of Of tis Tho medicines
esct, and the sam. banuv rssul,s which tb. inmuraI
inventor indicated ntended and consequently be
prepared with scrupulous accuracy of above
acss il ssems singular l any sy coud have The bar
s% ncn, Po dsd bi,ssn vses ayo uass off
charan oack prepara,an AS ihe real and GENUINE ed
cne and to give semblance Of originality b. af1ng
public will understand wfas 70 expect, AMI what 70 do .
der such circumstances" :" y (. Il - -
number of German papers copied the above and there
fore entitled to our tbanks; ~, -, 49,
ing great virtues in the atom of diseases Of the liver
and lesser glands exercising the most searching powe in
weakness and affection. digestive organa they arc
OPINIONS OF THE PHlLApELrHIs PsEsa--TbeG German
illustrated News" says: - -.
Our editor and Others this Office have nsed the Ger
man Btters d recommend with confidence 70 onr
readers. As prepared by Dr. Jockson, II fully equals not
surposses its effects upon diseased Liver and Stpmacn,
the fullest expectation of the Distinguished physician.
The "City Items" Oc.ober 10th says ...,..
JoY FOR THE lNvALIDftow many OF our readers are
no doubt They are TO be p,ed, ysI . 81 tere