The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-10-08


.---7zsc F2Iasst EI;4a Come at Anst-or
s7s'.4 The Esrograss oE Medicine.
Il H1ss with noo1Iinary. pride and satisfaction
t7le..we lataly h.ltle honor Of an introduction
- ons ottaa most eminent men Of the age, the
2gltsh physician, Professor Thomas Holloway,
a gentleman Who has done more for the advance
asnt Of maiioal than any other that can
ha named, not excluding snch renowned sauaas'
tas Abarcrombia, Rush, Clark or Majendc,--
ms Professor las beea recently travelling in the
sUnitei Slatos, having visited this country for
ltlss purpose Of establishing adspot for the sale
jof his m .dicino in New York. 1t is true that
so,w public haTa long been familiar with his great
erspatatiob, but, part owingto to the heavy duty
i@a9o5el upon impaired medicines, and partly to
.thS unwiiEnspsss Of physicians ana druggists
10 advlno9 tha interests Of professional brother,
whose sapsror kaowlelg9 anl skill threatened
~ east thoir own pretsntons into the shade,
sthe sale, (although great) in America Of his
Wonderful remelies has not yet equalled the
enormous demand which exists throughout the
whole Of Europe, Australia, the East Indies,
I'll most other parts Of the civilized world, 1t
&Ras for this- reason that the Professor, a few
m9dths ago, determined to make New York the
location ofa great American depot fr the prep
saration anl salo OF his medicines, rivalngi ex-
ytant and usefu ness his celebrated establishment
II London, which, as all travellers know, is one
oisthe s'nsttutions', Of that city. We have rca-
son ia Congratulate ourselves, and especially
,osif sick ami afflicted fellow citizens, upon his
sfelicitoas rcs9 Afiols. sssaz aa y. e -aa
W. procso3inssastep by step, on strictly scicn-
.slfc principles, thasprocssar, at the early part
taoffIis careers to discovery, which pla
eel him above all competition in tho triumphs
ofthe healing art He noticed how much OF
tho boosted medical knowledge of the present
day was euapiFieal and how little was really
known of human physiology. Continuing his
investigations, happy thought struck him, like
an inspiration, and he located the scat Of every
disease --no lnatter what its nature and dag
n3sis,-n ths blood The blood has vitality,
atha blood is alive;t Is indeed ia the language o
Scripture, ,'sthe iJeof man. If that stream Of
cxistoncois impore, how, can the human being
be otherwise than feeble, exhausted, emaciated
and al1icted bX various, forms Of disease? To
purify The blood, and keep It pure, IS virtually
s5baalsA Sickness from. The earth. Here, then
ashops foa thasufsrsr.g The poor invalid, des-
2sirias s ra5oyery, mn go forth fflte tho world
ssarsnasated and strong man. Professor HoIlo-
Hsy,,s treatment eradicates all our ailments
aisshather thayarsofthe stomach, liver kidneys
lapss. heart or skin, he refers their origin to the
blool and restores the apparently diseased or,
s,G Dprsttas and perfect health Knowing
this, as wo DO, from the experencesof soul
friends a. we'll asaiHfohi our own va discharge
TN dTssy II the public, by cordia1
rsconrasaast.on Of HeIoway Pills and ONT
as1Er--s 81 " loF tofnd dorahgelacnts o.
asas syssony the latter pplcatioh t
and safes which have resisted ever,
ether so@eallsa assalety tys-EaN II 4ft7as a.sfs =
estlsasE