The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-07-08
A Good rh,ag wen Applied.

The scientific discoverer and the scientific
inventor are distinct and different characters.
Il is rarely ihsl be who discovers great
principle applies il successfully and thorough
iy. Sometimes, however, this 10 the case.
Prof. Holloway was among the firstio breach
the theory that disease was the result OF the
introduction of morbid matter into the c,rcu.
la,ion. Bu, of itself this theory, however true,
was useless. II could no. subserve any ben
eficial purpose 10 point out the locality Of the
bahe unless the discoverer were provided
with an an.idois capable of reaching it,
Professor Holloway came up 10 the good
work doubly armed. He had not only traced
the symptoms Of disease to their genuine
cause, bu, had, after long research and innu-
mersbie experiments, produced two rems-
Ediss which would fnssiitfy reach h. Time,
which tries all things, has tested the value
Of those remedies. What has been the re-
suit? During the twenty years they have
been bsfore the world, thousands Of medi.
cinss, hundreds of new systems OF prsctice
have been ushered into existence, enjoyed an
ephemeral popularity, aud passed into obliv-
ion. No, so with Holloway's Pills aud Oin,-
men,. They stand first on the list Of mod.
em curaiives. Their reputation is founded
on rock-,he rock Of truth----aud cannot be
shaken. Scarcely year ago their inventor
came TO our shores unheralded. Il IS yne
that large quantities Of his medicinesrwers
t~ansumed in Tho United States, and tha, his
skill, his enterprise, bis suoooss, were sfsss
referred 10 by the American press, but PET
sonally he was unknown to us, and the great
system Of agencies with which he had GOV.
cred more than hsk the habitabls globe had
20, yet been extended to this country. He
came hther for the purpose Of affording Us
new facilitiss for ne procurement Of his
preparations, and consequence has been an
increase of one hundred rer cent, in the
demand for them within few months. II
appears, from the statement Of oil who have
taken the Pills for indigestion, tina, their ef-
feet in cases Of dyspepsia is almost beyond
belief. As this complaint has with some
truth been called the national disease OF
America, specific tina, never fails TO re-
move il is OF course invaluable.
The public, on both sides OF the Atlantic,
had been so often viciimised by medical
charlatsns during the last fifty years, that j,
received with something Of distrusl the first
rumors Of the efficacy of Hollowsy's rem
edies. But every day furnished new proofs
Of The fact, and at last such was the over
wheiming weight OF evidence in their favor,
that il became mere sbsurd 10 doub, than IN
believe. They grew iu celebrity, and The
demand for them increased with . rapidly
unexsmpled In the annals Of medical sci
ence; nor has their fame or that Of their In.
ventor set attained It's culminaiiDe point
II never will reach that point, for cu.minaiiou
pre-supposes cessation Of progress, and 90
long as humanity 10 subject 10 pain, fever
debility, injuries and death, Hollowsy's Pills
and Ointment must continue TO maintain
their proud pre-emiEencs.--M Y. MAJ. Pol
Gazette.