The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-10-27

"PANKORITE."
MYERS EXTRACT OF
ROCK ROSE.
An Invaluable Remedy for all Scrolulus disea-
ses, Indigestion, Salt Rheum, Sick Head
ache, Canker, Nursing Sore Mouth,
and General Debility, and as
PURIFYER OF THE BLOOD, IS UNE-
QUALLED.
The Rock Rose has gained a reputation, at
home and abroad, which no other medicine
has ever in the same length of time.
According TO the opinions of Eminent Phys-
clans, the Rock Rose Plant is Unequalled
IN CURING SCR0FULA IN IT'S
VARIOUS FORMS!
BUT WHAT Is THE ROCK ROSE!
The following history of the Rock Rose plant
and its medicinal properties, we take from the
New Haven Palladium, March, 1852
"The increased interest manifested in the
Rock Rose plant, in con -equence of the many
wonderful cures effected by "Myers' Compound
Extract of Rock Rose" calls for brie history
of it, in order to correct any erroneous opinion
that may have been entertained concerning it /;
and also 10 set in true light the nature of a
plant which prompises to be universally benef
cial.
We are indepted to the United States Dispen-
satory Of lo47, for the following description Of
1t:
1t is entirely different from the common Rose
1t is red stemmed, obOng leaf plant, having a
bitter taste. In addition TO a remarkable pecu
iarity of the plant, of bearing two crops OF
flowers in one seaeon, it also has another inter-
esting and beautiful prosperity.
DR.. EATON
Says that in the months of November and
December, he has seen hundreds of these plants
sending out near their roots, broad, thin, curved
iCe-crystals, about an inch in breadth, which
melted during the day, and were renewed in the
morning. For more minute and analytical
description of 1t, the reader is referred to Tor
rey g. Gray's botanical works.
It's MEDICAL HISTORY AND PROPERTIES
Are far the most important, since upon these
depends its value 10 the community, Dr. Lou.
don says that in 1893 it was so valuable in Eng.
land, that it was cultivated from seeds. Ever
since 1906.
PROF. Ives. OF YALE COLLEGE.
Has habitually used it with great success in
Scrofula and Chronic Disease, and through him
its virtues were made known, until, as DR.. Ty-
Ter says, "it is now in this section New Ha
veni common article in domestic practice for
the cure of Scrolula and cutaneOus diseases"
DR.. WHITLAw,
A Scotch Botanist of notariety, while travelling
in America, in 1914, learned its use in Canada
Returning TO England, he employed it in med
eating his baths, which became greatly celebra-
ted for the cure of similar diseases.
DR.. ISAAC PARISH, Of PHILADELPHIA,
Remarks that 1t has been successfully used in
bad cases of Scrolulous Diseases.
DR.. J. II. Thompson, Of the same place
Prescribed it in bad cases of Scrululous patients
at Wills Hospital His success attracted the
| attention of senior physicians. He reports the
following remarkable case OF White Swelling ol
the hip, in February 1874: The lad wa seven
ears old, and had the disease for three years.
The bone was disocated upward and outward
There was large opening on the hip leading to
the bone, into which could thrust my finger
| counted three ulcers. He had been under sev
eral physicians, who had given him up. ! or
dcred decocton Of Rock Rose. in Two days
his night sweats ceased | then ordered a tea
spoonful OF Rock Rose three times day. Thir-
ty- nine days after he was entirely well.
DR.. Webb. of Madison CT,
Testihes to the value Of Rock Rose, as evinced
in the cure of numerous cases of the Scrofula
especially in children.
Dr. S. Fuller, of Hartford. CT.
Administered the Rock Rose to Scrolulous le.
male, in which the anti scrolulous remedies had
been applied without success. The disease was
fully arrested By il.
DR.. ID. A. Tyler, Of New Haven CT.
Relates the following case. Mr.. c., from a
child, was afflicted with the ScrofuIa, and had
also Glandular Swellings on the neck. At the
age of l6 he was much worse had eight ab-
scesses on the neck, three ulcers on the shou.
der, and three on the hips. He consulted Drs.
Munson and Spaldng of New Haven, but all to
no purpose. In 1885, when forty years of age,
Mr.. Smith, farmer from Long Island, obsefv-
ing Mr.. G. with his head drawn on one side, and
unsble to labor, advised him to try the Rock
Rose regularly, which he did for four weeks
The ulcers broke, discharged and healed, and his
head resumed its natural position, and he went
regularly to work
The value of the Rock Rose has also been set
forth by DR.. Tyler, Of New Haven, Ct, in dis
sertation avOwedly prepared for that purpose,
which afterwards, at the request of several Of
his medical brethren, was published in pam
phlet.
We quote from the preface. He says that
since the delivery of this address, "the plant un
der consideration has been more fully tested, its
virtues developed, its character better establish
ed. This dissertation is published by the advice
and appreciation of several medical friends
The object of it is to lay before the profession,
and the public, the virtues of plant too much
neglected.
The Rock Rose is plant of rare medicinal
virtues, and unrivaed as q curative agent in
Scroiulous diseases. cannot but express the
desire, inclosing this statement, that ii may be
louuG to lessen the sufferings of our deceased
and dying humanity. EDWIN r. WARREN.
New London, April 2, 1859.
Manufactured by VIM. FRANKLIN g.
Co., New Haven CT.
For sale by J. IL. G. Miller, Jackson
o., and wholesale by VIM. N. Kohl &
Co., Cincinnati, o., general agents for the
west.
Aug. II, '53 2O-ly.
lust RECEIVED
eI % bbls Moasses.