Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-11-26
A Good Thing wen Applied.

/ The scientific discOYerer, and scientific
Inventor are distinct and different chars
~acters. It is rarely that he who discovsa'
ers a great principle applies it success
fully and thoroughly. Sometimes, how
ever, this is the case.-, Professor Hollo-
way was among the first to breach the
theory that disease was the resultof the
introduction of morbid matter into the
icirculation. But of ITSELF this. theory,
however true, was useless. 1ticould not
subserve any beneficial purpose to point
out the 4oeaity ef-the7 bane IVnless the
discoverer were pfovidef with an afrtiEs
dote capable of reaching it. Professor
Holloway came 2ap3 to{fhe good wpTGr
doub:ly armed. He had not ouly traced
the symptoms of disease to their genu--
inc cause, but had, after long research.
and iunumcrable experiments, produced.
two remedies which would ipfallibly
reach it. Time, which tries all things-
has tested the value. of those remedies
twenty years they have been before the:
dreds OF new symptoms of practice have
been u hcred into existence, enjoyed an,
ephcmcral popularity, and passed into
oblivion. Mt SO HoLLowAYs Pulls
and OINTMEYT. They stand first on
the list of modern -curatives. Then
re 4utation is founded on a rock-the
rock of, tru;h-and cannot be shaken.
Scarcely a year their inventor, came ~:
our shores uuheraldcd. 1t is true that
large, quantities of his medicines were
consumed in. the United States, and that
his skill, his enterprise, his success,
were often referred to by the AMERICAN
press, but personally he, was, unknown,
to us, aud the great. system of agencies:
with which he had covered more than.
half the habitable globe had not yet,
ben extended to this country. He
came hither for the purpose, Of afford
ing US new facilities for the procure
ment of his preparations, and the con-
sequence has been an increase of one
hundred per cent, in the demand for
them within a few months. 1t appears,
from the statement Of all who have tn.
ken the Pills for, indigestion, that their
effect in eases of dyspepsia is almost,
beyond belief As this complaint his
with some. truth been called the nation
al disease of America, a specific that,
never fails to remove it Is. of course in
valuable. ,-H
The public, on both sides of the At
Iantic, had been so often Yictimised by
medical charlatars, during the last fifty
years, that it received with something
of distrust the first rumorS Of, the eff
cacy of. eHoILowAY's remedies. But
every day furnished new proofs of the
! fact, and at last such Was the overMhelm-
ing weight of, evidence in their favor,
that it became more atsnrl to doubt
? than to believe. They grew in ceiehri-
, ty, and the demand for them increased
l with a rapidity unexamp!ed in the an
nails of medical science i nor has their
fame or that of their inventor yet at
tanned its eliminating point. 1t never
! will reach that point, for elimination
pre-supposes cessation of progress; and
It so long as humanity is subject to rain,
fever, debility, injuries and death, Hol-
), loway's Pills and Ointmsnt must con-
tinue to maintain their proud present.
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