Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-06-17

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BESIDES its direct power over pain, the Ready
Rcliefis the most eifcctual and convenient cOa',-
ter irritGHt that is known to tho medical world.
Ii there be a congestion or hcGping up Of tho
blood in any particular part, cccasioning pain and
! threatening Inflammation or diseasej as Sore
Throat, Lumbugo, or pains in tho loins, pleura-
tic congestion, &C., tho Relief will be found the
most invaluable curative. By applying 1t oSer the
adjacent parts, the blood is drawn away from the
infected par,s, ,he'congeston dissipated, and the
pain removed at once. Let any ono who lnny
doubt this but ttiakc the trial. Now, these two.
properties, its power over pain and its "coantcr
irritant" render it tho most valuable remedy TOR
! DiarrhGa; and although hot an astrngcn,, in the
popular meaning of the term; yeti stops the pain
and arrests tho discharge of the most ftigh,lhl
DiurrhGa or Cholera in u sho:t time.
DISINFECTANT.
RaDwAY's READY RELIEF is the Most safe
and powerful disniectant in tho world-as such,
is most eiFectual cure and positive preventive OF
FEVER AND AGUE.
So with other ievcrs, & all malarous diseases.
Ten or twenty drops, taken internally in a little
water, will protect the system against any attack
from infectious and maarious poisons. r
49,. Fiji PNEUMONIA;
whether Typhoid or Bilious, RApwAY's READY
RELIEF, given internally, and applied over the
surtace Of tho body, and the bowels regulated &
kept soluble with RADwAY's REGULATION, the
patient will soon be out of danger, and speedily
restored IL health. If the r. II. Il. Remedies are
given they will save the life Of the patient.
RAILWAYS REN0YATlNG RESOLVENT
is the second of the r. r. K. Remedies. It's for
the cure oil old Chronic Diseases that have been
lingering in the system for years. u..
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO ALL AFFLICTED
WITH CHRONIC DISEASES.
For tho present, then, let Us pass to tho ecnsi-
Iteration OF the RESoLVENT, tho second Of tho
three X. Il. Il. Medicines. .H
RApwAY's RENovAr,EG REsoLvENr is for
tho cure Of Chrome Disease, of Inflammation that
is kept aligh; on fire by some sustaining cause /;
for the Chcmiststell us that inflammation is slow
concealed combustion. And this cause is depo-
sit resulting from the Inflammation whilst it is in
an active or acute condition, for all disease is at
one time acute before it becomes chronic. i a
person has Chronic Rheumatism, II is the result
OF deposit in tho iibrous tissue surrounding the
joints; il person is Scro.tlous, those deposits
often show themselves in small Jumps under the
chin and along the neck il he have Consump-
ton or Chronic Cough, there is tuberculous mat
ter deposited in the lungs; ifBronchitis, ittakes
place in the bronchial tubes it Syphilis it occurs
in every tissue and organ in the whole system,
for that disease spares nothing. Now TO cure
these diseases, these chronic inilammations, for
it is this in every casc,) it is manifest that the
diseased deposits must be first removed, tho sus-
tanning cause be taken away, and that the impure
blood be altered In its condition and rendered
pure and healthy.
It becomes necessary, then, tina, tho absorbea,s
be active aud the blood be purified. We therefore
want 4 medicine that will act on the absorbents
and stimulate them into action, and at the same
time purify the blood. Medicines that depend
merely on purifying the blood alone will scarcely
ever euro chronic disease: to ensure success they
must at first have the power to stimulate the alb
Sorhehts and remove the diseased deposits. The
action ofthe RESOLVENr is directed first to the
absorbents, stimulating them into actioni and
second to the liver, pancreas, kidneys, sc. which
are the sewers that nature has established for
purifying the blood. You will after this descrlp-
ton, we hope, appreciate the aamc we have CIV
en- 10 the second ofthe II. R. \. REMEDIES os
RSSovAriSa RgsotyEEr.., 1t reSoiTes away dig
eascd deposits; it puri!ies tho blood and il rem
ovatcs the system. Tumors arc removed and
discussed by its operation; Chronic swellings IRE
uIHSlEatGujtNUuGs GEC bullCHCu iHCtbSu
The most loathsome Skin diseases disappear TN
der its action Scroiulous constitutions are soon
amended, and the disease checked wherever it
has attacked the system: Syphilis, with all its
horrible train Of coiicomi,ants, here finds cer-
tain and infablc cure; and Consumption too,
cftimes finds its master--Consumption that prev
alcnt and anentable diacuse OF the lungs, that is
so well known TO you all, from its fatal and al
most helpless character and the havoc 1t produ-
ces among the young, the most gisten aud the
most beautiful OF the h!nlan race, creeping over
OUR yitals with an incidipus yet awful certainty,
and eonsigning 20 an early and premature grave
its yearly hecaiombs ofyctitis. Tubercular Con-
sumption is often regarded as d specific disease
of tho lungs alone. Thiss a mi4tuke it 10 but
one ofthe forms dc Scrofaln-it'is u Strolulous
deposit; an inflammation Of the lthg structure,
and could be as readily cured rs my other ScroE
uous di'ease, such as ricketts,, Hip complaint or
White Swcllng-if II was not for the peculiar
structure dnd action Of the lungs In which itiases
place. p.5, -.i
The lungs expand and contract during every
respiration; and from the moment the first breath
Fife is drawn, until the last cultural sigh passes
from the dying invalid, a never ceasing action is
kept up Oh thcirpar twill readily be coneeiy-
ed then, how difficult it rdst be for an Ulcer of
tho lungs to heal, where 1t is continually kept
irritated by the action | breathing.
Understand, then, we 10 rot oifarycu the RE-
SOLVENT as SO certaina cure for Consumption
or Scroiua ofthc lungs, us It is for other chronic
diseases. We believe that 1t will cure scroiulain
any other patt Of tho body, but from tho very
nature Of the case, this omplaint-exccpt in It's
first Suggests oNimcs incurable; but we can re-
commend IL as the most certain remedy lwhen,
taken as directed in our pamphlots) that we pos
sess to rrrestits progress, andwe can point to a
large number Of cases Of Lung Diseases that it has
cured. Such, then, 10 tho ltENoyArlso REsoLy-
ENr. What the Relief Is to acute disease the
RES0LVENT TO Chronic itresplyes away the
foreign and diieusel deposits II pariles tie blood
and L renoya,es the system. .ia
u 81 NO.a.
INeinow request thereader's attention TO The
third ofithe n. n. r. REM EDlES; Stt BY 70;
RADlp.4Y'S REGULATORS.
Every pilltsktr should examine TIN tlicorsoi
4 which the IsEGu are founded. Ever
ono nwho takes plllsn will find Radgnys Regu
latofs the mostp anti edie Regulator 9th
Liver, Bowels, iidheys, and sther organs o. III
system ID use, u a y. x
WelhaSehlthsfto hssn treating Of disease, Z
tinaammatigniti its ACUTE oil chronic state, andj
! Irembdioss the RE- LIEF on one hand md the ri
soLVGNtscu the other. We now pasys,oil
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