Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-12-03

TuE Z. s. OF AMERICA AND THE L r. OF
CREArIox.-AS ANALYSIS OF ASALOGIEs.-
We frequently observe upon examination
strange analogy and similitude between sub
jects specifically antagonistic and divided
1t isavery serviceable mental exercise TO trace
out these essential, though not patent, similar
tiles; and, if no better purpose is subscrved,
il at least quickens the wit and affords Us "a
tional amusement. An anology OF more than
usual interest, and between subjects more than
commonly divided, has just occurred TO us
and, for example sake, we shall endeavor TO
follow it and see how far it leads. Who could
believe, for instance, that an analogy subsisted
between our country and Pill. And yet
there is, in many points, radical similitcde
as We shall now prove. In every branch of
physical development it seems to be onr des-
tiny to conquer. In every branch of physical
disease. the Pills and Ointment of Professor
Holloway have proved efflcacious for cure.
With population inferior TO Great Britain,
we have more miles Of telegraph and railroad
than England, France and Australia combined.
From his central establishment in London,
Prof. Holloway has rescued and restored 70
health more patients than the united physi-
clans of the world. Our commerce and our
fame cover every sea. His Pills are in the
reach and his praise is on the tongue of every
nation on the globe. The elastic character Of
| our Institutions enable Us to accommodate our
! growth to the accessions which are manifestIy
| in reserve for us. The strictly universal prin-
ciples upon which Holloway's Remedies are
compounded, enable them to grapple with
and overcome every variety of disease they
i destroy the manifestations of ailment by era.
dicating its causes. There is mighty destiny
| in store for the United States; they viii Absorb
eventually every weaker government by the
force of the democratic idea. The idea Of
Prof. Holloway's UHiUersGl Remedies is one es
sentially democratic it does not limit health
| to wealth but gives 1t free boon TO all who ash
| for and employ it. 1t also viii eventually alb
sorb ali inferior schools of practice and be re
garded, universally, Gas it already is by tn,
wSe) as the supreme and only remedy. Oul
country is much given to annexation, but use.
whatever power it may acquire exclusively To-
| the benefit of the annexed. Prof. Hollowa,
has extended his medicinal dominion over tn,
four quarters of the earth he has penetrated
even the remotest haunts of the barbarian
and yet he carries lessing in his hand and til,
only burdens he imposes are those of happi
ness and health.
We could carry out the remarkable simili
tudes Of these apparently disconnected sub
jeets into infinite details but enough has al
! ready been said to arouse the attention of tn
reader, and very little thought will enabl
him to follow up the train of meditation w
have started. The proudest destiny that w
can wish the United States is, that they ma,
emoiate in the body polite, the wonder-work
ing usefulness Of the U. r. universal RENE
diesl in the body physical! Let our states
| men look 10 it and see that we are not out
! stripped IN. i. Nat. Police Gazette.