The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-07-16
Extraordinary Imposture Exploded!
AN IMPORTANT QUESTION SETTLED!

lnnumerable efforts have been made by
mathemalicians 10 square the circle. II is
now admitted by rational men that no such
thing is possible. A question of The same
SORT, nearly, is often propounded which, for
the moment, may puzzle man OF slow wit,
but which is eventually seen 10 be incapable
Of solution, likewise. II is this: What would
be tho consequence Of an irresistible body
coming in contact with an immovable one
Very little consideration is required 10 enable
one to discern that this is contradiction in
terms. The closest approximation 10 a cate.
gorical answer that we ever heard OF has
been given by an eminent pathologist Prof.
Holloway, who has proved beyond al! ques-
tion that his extraordinary Pills and Ointment
are irresistible 10 their effects on diseases
which, under every other treatment were alb
solulely immovable. This is no empty boast.
II Is true. We court dsprcof. His medi-
cnes, we say, are the greatest remedial
agents that scientific genius ever invented.
"Pehaw,n some contemplate professional
starveiTng, or disappointed charlatsn may ex-
claim, "what is ii all but quackeryw Iguor.
ant, or unthinking PEOPLE may be found to
re-eeho the charge. But stop, friends You
do not bear in mind that this very cry of
"quack-quack-quackery," which is as fire.
quenlly raised against the rue thing as the
false, savors itself Of the greatest quackery.
Besides an imposition canno, last forever. If
Holloway's Medicines are an imposlure they
are the most gigantic one that ever darkeued
civilization. II they are an imposlure they
have effscled more good 10 humanity than
thousands of os,enlaliously benevolent va
rieties. If they are an impostnre no other
imposture bas ever originated like Them, for
they are the result OF the most profound
physiological Investigation and pathological
sklll. If they are an lmposure then ii is an
imposture which The world has been thapk.
ful for. The most eminent medical men of
the age have testified 10 their unparalleled
effects as ssnaive agents. Princes and Po.
'entales have borne voluntary testimony 10
their virtues. Mobiles of nalure's making
as well as mobiles of mans thinkiug-have
alike acknowledged IN terms Of deserved eu-
logy their extraordinary powers. There is
scarcely newspaper throughout the world,
which has not willingly made itself The me.
dunn OF communicating 10 the public the as
founding cures which these medicines have
effected. In our country they have attained
10 patronage, the extent of which is per-
bsps without precedent when thescompara-
lively brief period OF their introduction is Ia.
ken inio account. Prof. Holloway can pro.
duce almost countless numbers Of written
acknowledgements (from every cline and in
every Ianguage) of their efficacy, forwarded
to him up asked. Who then is this impostor
Let US Stale few facts of greater interest.
II is of paramount importance 10 preserve
the blood in healthy condition, because
the blood, is The vital fluid, that is the princi
pie ofiys, and When il is affected the whole
organization is affected likewise. Holloway's
Pills clear the blood Of all impurities and
induce healthy condition of boiy. His
Ointment acis in harmony with the Pills,
when tits applied TO external Sores Both
invariably lead TO this result. Mems sana IN
corpore sano, "a sound mind in sound body,
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