Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-02-21

action has subsidized and perfect cure Effected
When it takes the place of blisters and lceches in
local affections, as brain fever Group, pcurisy &c.
tia mode of administration is two-fold. tSce di-
rections for dissolring, Gel
The discoverer has withheld 1t from the public
till now, by the advice of judicious physician and
valued friend whom he consultcd-a gentleman
known and felt in the medical world-and who de-
sired to submit it to the test of experiment. After
witnessing, under his own scrutnizing eye, its sig
nal triumph over both acute and chronic infam-
qnaiOry diseases (no others) in repeated and re-
peated trials, he made liberal offer TO come in
as special and equal partner in the recipe for its
manufacture, but the proposal was rejected
Though encouraged by the zeal and good will Of
his medical brother, he does not expect its ready
acceptance either with the public or the profession
for great error, long sanctioned by high authori
ty, is but partially removed. The dsusc of the
lancet and blisters, is demanded, both by humani
ty and science. Is ii not a mistake, to suppose
that kettle of boiling water (the infamed bloody
will cease to boil by dipping out part of it-or
cssk of bad cider Gmpure bloody be made good. by
drawing off portion Of IL Is 1t not n mistake
to suppose that biisters and rubefacients will
move inflammation, when they virtually superadd
one Inflammation ~ another ! The late DR.. b.
Waterhouse of Harvard university, said-"I am
sick of ''icarwd gudcEoery.'' One of the most
eminent physicians in New England acknowledged
lust before his death, that t'he bad been doubling
for many years whether blood-ctting and blisters
did not aggrdrafe rather than arrest disease.''-
Some who stand high in the old and new school,
have quite lately espoused his views and now OPEN
" confess, they believe the lancet, setons leeches
and stimulating ointments injure ten where they
benefit one. They think there is = meaning to
Deut. ~, 23-Gen. 8, 4-and Levitt II, 14-that
'THE BLOOD Is THE LIFE" II is not the excess Of
blood (there never is too mucl) that causes disease
but che want Of a balance between the fuids and
solids.
The special excellence Of the Antiphloestic Salt,
Is uhst without the useless loss Of hood &streng
it caectuaI1y ssihdues infammatory diseases, (no
others), by producing an equilibrium of all the
fluids and o consequent uninterrupted circulation
1t exerts, like the vaccine matter, an extraordina-
~ influence over the veins, arteries and glands
resulting in gradual dccliue Of Inflammation as
indicated by the pulse, which soon resumes its ma
turs state as the heat, pain and fever disappear.
Many medicines offered for sale, arc accompanied
by doubtful certificates, (their chief virtue, and
claim to be universal remedies, curing all maladies
a burlesque on common sense. As the discover
er of this Salt solemnly protests against having it
placed in the category Of frauds and mpostions,
he has resolved that shall go forth to the world
like the pure gold dollar, with no other passport
than its own true value If the public find il gen.
nine, they will receive tiff spurious, they will
reject and condemn it. II does just what IL claims
to do-no more, no less-equdlises the fluids, by
removing from the system all arterial. yenous and
glandular distractions. Instead of being pana-
cea for all ills it has control over but one i-has
but one aim-accomplshes but one thing. to wit,
sUBDUEs ISPLAMsiAToRY DIsEAsE-whatevcr be its
form or locality-whether in the head, throat
chest, abdomen, extremities skin. Is it asked
how it does this Simply by restoring the los
balance between the fluids and solids.
" To protect the community from imposition
by counterfeits, the proprietor will employ nc
nd haa do oh lat h.
can send the medicine in any quantity by Mail oil
Express, to any part of this or foreign countries
prime cost, s 80 per drachm-price 81 pei
drschm.] See advertisement in another column.