Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-06-26
DEVERGING EMPIRES.
rnE WORDS OF PHYSICAL AND NonAL rn1unl

THE WORDS or PHYSICAL AND MORAL TRIUMPH.
Two classes Of conquerors appear upon the
earth, and from each class we select type TO
illustrate the difference which lies between
their practice and achievements. There are
soldiers whose mission seems TO be to pull
down and Overturn-and such were Alexan-
deI and Napoleon; Il ere are reforners who,
from the ram Of decaying systems, create and
build up new StructureS-and TO this latter
class belong such men as Luther and Holo-
way. Let US contrast Napoleon and Holo-
way-twO men, alike perhaps in the normal
nature OF their genius, and each aiming at a
certain universally Of empire in the profess
sions they respectfully selected The empire
OF the sword, which the former created and
for So many years Of fluctuatng victory sus-
tanned and fostered, was, after all, an idle and
a bloody dream. 1t faded in the frost Of his
FIRST reverSes, and when he died, a lonely ex-
lie on the Sea-sirt rock, there was no compen-
sating benefit that he could point TO for all the
Carriage, misery, and ruin, his personal anbi-
ton cost the world.
Professor Holloway made a wiser choice,
although the snemy ee grappled with had
more than mortal terrors at command. He
Levied war upon disease, and with the self
made weapons of his Universal Remedies has
/ on every sea, among all tribes and natonali-
ties OF the earth. 1t was a stubborn fight and
one in which success brought no triumphal
/ cries TO cheer the prowess Of the conqueror.
/ The silent gratitude of a rescued sufferer. the
still Smal! voice Of an approving conscience,
the assurance that his years had been devoted
/ to worthy object, and the growing reSpec:
! and admiration OF all whose good opinion de.
! serves 10 be cOnSiGered-theSe were the only
stimuantS which prompted him 10 deSpise
the calumnieS ofInterested hate, and persist IN
/ the dissemination OF that medicinal empire
which he has al length established among all
the nations and branches of the human fami-
/ ly. And his IS an empire that will last, and
! reward that shall not pass away.
! II would be an lrsult 10 the understanding
( Of our readers-verSed as We must suppose
them 10 be IN matter of such vital in,erest-to
I enlarge upon the different steps ofthe inyesii.
CATION By which Prot. Holloway succeeded IN
demonstrating that all maladies took tneirrise
in an organic impurity Of blood. He did dis.
cover ii; and by discovering, in addition, on q
single combination Of herbs capable ofrestor.
, ing the blood 10 purity, arrived at that Uniyer
sal Remedy which, though dreamed Of and
believed in, and hoped for by the wise men OF
all former ages, had never before been realiz
ed IN the test Of universal practice. Great
indeed Is the reward Of the learned and indc.
iatlgable physicians the prayers of the mil.
lions he has saved accompanying him through
life, and the record OF their gratitude gil1
have gone before him when he is sunni, ned
from the scene which his genius and ph an
ihroPy have solarsely contributed TO lmpr We
The reward .: Practical benevolence is an
.@--s'shaa!e crown.-N. !. Surdly hr7c4.