The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-04-01
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A~NTlP4ILOGISTIC SALT.
L PERFECT SUBSTITUTE

| ANT1PIELOGISTIC SALT.
Z PERFECT SUBSTITUTE
ron TIL
lancet, Acccncs, ANA sssstcrs!
OF T INTREvSiC y6LUE, TIE EEaIGH
IENED CO-N.HCNI7y. 6ND NOT TIE
B~IseGEERER, -RUsT BE THE
..- JUDGE.
AEANT medicines offered for sale are ae-
Va comparatively doubtful certificates (theiI
chief virtucJ and claim 10 be universe RENE
dies, curing all maiadies-a burlesgue on TOM
mon sense. As the discovcre- Of this Sal;
so!emnly protests against having it placed On
I he category offrauds and dispositions, he has
resolved that it shall go forth to the weridlike
the pure gold dollar, with no other passport
than It's W true value. Ifihc public find it
genuine they will receive tiff Furious tI,cy
will reject and condemn it. Instead Of ITS BE-
ing a Paracea for al ills, 1t has control over
one ill-has bus one aim and accomplished but
one thing to wit: sURDULsI DISEASES
whatever be its form or locality, w.iethtrin
the head, throat, chest, abdomen, e~T:rc.nitics
Or skin.
When the d;scoverer. after a long series of
| n 5urious and costly experiments, became fully
/ Oll llltl IN ttt7 COJN sCittifI lltdbl HE AAllIltG-
logistic Salt which he now has the happiness
TO present &c the American public. wasa
PERFECT SUBSTITUTE
for Dlo0l-letting, Lecches and BIistcr<. his
mind was so aGitated that he could Tot slcrp
for many nights. The cause OF his agitation
was the striking fact, that the manner of his.
operation, like thato of the virus in accination.
could hot be sati>factM, y explained upon any
known Principle. How II WRAT WAY, il so Ct
f1ctuGlly subduCs 1nfanrlaioiy diseases and
so oTIIEEs, was ~ first wholly inexplicab!c-
but Oh further experiments it was proved that
ny its power overIhe veins, arteries and glands.
itequaiizes the fluids ofthc body. the want Of
our equilibriumin which, the sole CAUSE of iE-
ELIMINATION. It cxerts, lilfeihe vaccine matter.
an extraordinary influence overthe circulation
resulting in u gradual Decline of infamma-
tion rs indicated by the pulse which soon re-
sumcs IFS natural state, as the pain and heat
disappear. Such is lis potency, that like the
virus just mentioned it requires merely what
adheres 10 the point of a quill DIPPED into a
solution of il to effect the entire system Tut
must b. instantly used to preventdccomposition
and secuIeits full virtue. Three quilts III acute,
and two in chronic disease, every four hours,
I'LL the heat and fever have subsidized and a
perfect cure effected. When it takes the place
ofleechcs, stimulating ointments and blisters in
local Inflammation, as Brain Fever, Group,
Toothaehe Pleurisy, &c, its mode of admins
ration is two fold. (See directions for dissolv-
ing, &c.,)
TIL peculiar excellence of this Salt is that
without the useless loss of blood and strength.
il effcctuaIly cures i.liammatory diseases Ono
by producing an equilibrium of all the
duids of the body and a consequent uninter-
rurted circulation. The following different
FORMS which the unbalanced fluids assume and
rot here mentioned, that have more or
fever or pain are as perfectly subducd by
thG Antipho9istIc Salt, as fire is extinguishcd
by water.
I-Cases where the anbalahced fluids affect
the Head and TnEoAr-to wit: Brain Fever,
Headache. Fits indamed Eyes, Ears and Nose,
Neuralgia, Erysipelas, Bronchitis. DE.
Gases where the unbalanced fluids affect
the CHEST and A~BIoMEN-to wit: Pleurisy,
Asthma, infamed Lungs and Liver, Collie,
Heartburn, Coughs, Dyspepsia, Gravel, Con
oyrhea .Eenereal, dc. |
3-Cases where the unbalanced fluids affect
the E~XTEEMITTEs and SKEN--to wit Rheuma-
Qout; Scrofula Chicken and SMALLPOX, |
Salt Rheum, andall Itching and other Cutane-
eGs Eruptions.
This Salt greatly alleviates the inhammatory
pains peculiar 20 married ladies (bcfora and at
time of confinement and many Female
Complaints and is very afficacious in Fever, |
Ague, Wounds, Nervousand Spinal Affections.
md any other forms of mark this) 1HFLAMMA-
TORY DISEASE, attended with heat or febrile
symptoms.
Persons who have n tendency of blood to
he head and heart, or lea. inactive Lives, or
breathe TIE impure air of manufactures and
he poisonous fumes Of mttals and minerals, or
in unhealthy climatas, are exposed to a
IMITATION OF THE FLUIDS OF
THE BODY, which one dose, without inter-
'ering with dict or b~usiscss, once in THREE
MONTHS, would Invariably PREVENT. It lis be
ieved to afford protection from infections dis
and therefore, it is recommended to
ravelers sailors and soldiers.
To protect the community from imposition
0y COCNTERFEITS, the proprietor will en-
Dloy NO AGENT, and has made such arrange
nents that he can send the medicine in any
quantity, by MAIL OR FXPRrss, to any part of
he United States or foreign countries. Its
costto the diScOverer is 81 80 per drachm
price 50 per drachm--and is put up in
irachm packages for acute disease with di
chronic cases S. and five drachms do. for
antilles, $8-a net profit of FIFTY CENTS on each
package.
While many nostrum makers vintimize the
rood natured and pill ridden public by order !.
zig from six to n dozen boxes or bottles tocure
ny malady, no matter what, the undersigned
5 happy in being able to state that the sever
st forms of recent. infammatory disease are
overcome by ONE Acute package, and the most
and long standing cases by ONE
Chronic package. Although thirty days not
sincethis new medicinal agent became
,artially known to the citizens of Boston and
neighboring towns, yet such Lave been the
esults of its trial that, during the past week,
early 400 packages were sold in this city, and
riders received by mail and express for 1853
'amily. 247 Chronic, and 1875 Acute packages.
II one instance six persons dubbed together
nd wrote for six packages, (of the Little Gil
Mt" as they called it, TO be forwarded to ONE
DnEEsS-therehy saving expense to themselves
nd the proprietor.
o. Letter from clubs or individuals with
honey tf over $l0) should be REGISTERED at
he post Office where mailed, as it costs but
We cents, and will insure their safe arrival,
x*# The discoverer now humbly submits his
'erfect Substitute for the lancet, leeches and
listers, to the tribunal &C an intelligent pub
q, reiterating that it does Just what it claims
} do--no more, no less; SUBDUESINFLAM-
fATORY DISEASE, mo othcr,) whatever be
s form or locality, BY RESTORING THE LOST
BETWEEN TIE FLUIDS AND soLIus Fam
V PACKAGES s. Chronic $5and Acute 50; TO be
ad free o~fexpense) only by addressing him
lrough Box 322, Boston Mass, orat his OFFICE,
3 WINTER STREET. !
Cut out this advertisement and his communi-
,tion in another column for the persual ofyour
and your own FUTURE USE.
l.. COGGSWF2LI NJ. D.. /
Discovercrand Proprietor. &
Boston, Feb, 1857. 2m5S ,
rrpoRTaYT TN To aVFT ERci .