The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-03-25

As we know little Of medical politics, our
opinion may not be worth much, but we do not
hesitate to say that if the substitute for venne-
section and blisters announced below, (the dis
covery of which was stated in our paper some
time since) possesses the extraordinary powers
claimed for it, the lancet is destined to rust in
its case, and the public will excam success to
the new medicine" Were it only q substitute
for the painful and hateful blister, it could not
fail to WIN its way to popular favor and yield a
rich harvest to the discoverer
We commend the fortunate and enterprisinr
proprietor Dr. T. CoggswelI, for his wisdom in
sending forth his new discovery without certf
cates---so common to the nostrums of the day
And with no other backer than its real value
and his own reputation. AS he may be un-
known to the community abroad, we take great
pleasure in stating that he he has long occupied
prominent position in the profession, and re-
ceived (about thirty years ago) his collegiate and
medical education at two popular colleges in New
England g a
1t will be seen that the doctor has recently
refused liberal proposition for an equal part
nerShipin his discovery, from medical gentle
man who has experimentally proved it's efficacy
Publishers Of newspapers and periodicals, at
home and abroad, will be interested in his conf
munication and advertisement.
| coMMUNIcATED FOR THE POST
/
ANrrpHLoGEsTIc SALT.--A perfect ,s'a1stitat,
/ for the Lancet, Leeahes and Bhsterpl Of ats in.
t'7nsic ualne the e1ahgHenet community, aud no
the discopere', must be the JUICE.
When the undersigned, after a long series o
laborious and costly experiments, became fully
confirmed in his conviction that the Antiphlo
| CYSTIC Salt, which he now has the happiness t.
present to the American public, was an etfectua
substitute for blood letting, eeches and blisters
his mind was SO agitated that he could not sIeeI
for many nights. The cause of this agitation
was the striking fact that the manner of it
operation likothat of the virus in vaccination
could not be satisfactorily explained upon an,
known principle. How, in what way, it 30 per
fcctly subdues infammatory diseases and no 9th
ers, was at first wholly inexplcable- OF
further experiment, it was proved that by it
power over the veins, arteries and glands, i
eqqa3izes tile tssids Of The body, the want of al
equilibrium in which, is the sole cause Of inham
alton. Such is its potency that like the vaccin
matter, it requires merely what adheres to tn
Ipoint Of quill dipped into solution of it t
laffect the entire system-but must be Instant
fused to prevent decomposition and secure it
full virtue. Three quilts in acute and two i
chronic diseases every "a hours, till the bebril
action has subsided and perfect cure effected
When it takes the place Of blisters and leeche
in local affections, as brain fever, Group, peuris
&c. its mode Of administration is two-fold. :
See directions for dtsso1Ding, @c.1
The dscoverer has withheld it from the pub
lie till now, by the advice Of a judicious physi
clan and valued friend whom he consulted
gentleman known and felt in the medical worl
and who desired to submit it to the test Of OK
pertinent. After witnessing under his ow
cIutinizing eye, its signal triumph over bot
acute and chronic t'yaapmaatory diseases (no 9th
ers) in repeated and re-rcpeated trials, he mad
liberal offer to come in as special and equs
partner in the recipe for its manufacture, bu
the proposal was rejected Though encourage
by the zeal and good will Of hls medical brothe
he does not expect its ready acceptance eth,
with the public Or the profession; for a great b
ror, long sanctioned by high authority, IS b
partially removed The disuse Of the lane
: and blisters, is demanded both by humanity ar
: science. Bit not . mistake, to suppose that
J kettle Of boiling water (the inaamcd blood) wi
lcease u boil, by dipping out part Of it--or