Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-04
A Beneficent Discovery.
The NObIest Achievement of Science

The iron horse with its tireless strength, its
pulses of vapor and its heart of fame, is glori-
Gus exponent of the creative capacity of the hu-
man mind; and the metallic nerves through
which intelligence courses over continent,
prove by every fash of thought which traverses
them, that man possesses one attribute essentially
godlike, the power to annihilate space and time.
But vast and important as have been the results
of making steam and lightning The common car
rier and messenger of the world, the discovery
by which weak or impure blood can be vitalized
| or restored to new vigor and purity, by means
of internal and external remedies is of infinitely
greater value. The resources of vegetable chem
istry developed and applied by Thomas Hol-
loway, have proved equal to this mighty task
His famous remedies impart to the stream of life
disintecting principle which frees the system
from all impure and poisonous elements. The
powers of chemistry are almost beyond calcula
ton, and as he has brought them to bear upon
all the varieties of disease; in those invaluable
vegetable compounds known as Holloway's
Pills and Ointment, they have compassed their
highest and hottest object.
Steam, as the great motor, is after all but
subsidiary agent. It's usefulness consists main
ly, in conveying substantial benefits, with speed
and certainty to the fields in which they are to
operate 1t is simply the bearer of blessings,
rot their originator. OF all the freight which
it carries over land and sea, there is perhaps
none so precious Holloway's Remedies 1t
is scarcely a figure of speech to say, that with
ersoever it conveys them, it flies with healing
on its wings"
Under the influence of the Ointment, the skim
however disfgured by eruptions or excrescences,
becomes tabuta rasa. pure, spo.less, and trans
parent and this erasure of bemishes is not ac-
complished by driving back disease into the vital
recesses of the system, but by neutralizing the
morbid material which feeds it.
The Pills act upon the internal fluids and or
gans which secrete them on the same principle
They destroy tho acrid particles subjected to
their chemical action as infallibly as an akali
nentraiizes an acid and at the same
time impart mild and constant electric action
to the secretive and excretive machinery.
1t would be repeating familiar story TO tell
of the wide diffusion, tho universal celebrity Of
these twin curatives, They have penetrated
They are the medicines of every class, creed
and color, en- the face of the earth The sane
ton of governments, the patronage of princes
the approval of all Christian nations, the graft
tude of pagan millions, attest their worth In
fact there is no region with which this country
has any commercial intercourse, where Holloway
would not find himself at home. Some estimate
may be formed of the extent and variety his fer
eign correspondence, from the fact that sixty
corresponding clerks, of which number sixteen
are accomplished 1inguists, are employed in
conducting it. He is the centre of SANITARY
CIRCLE that belts the world.--London "Morning
Heraid;'