The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-03-25
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SALT.
A PERFECT SUBSTITUTE
Lancet, Lcechcs, and EsIistcrs!
OF ITS INTRINSIC YALUE, THE EE8IGH
ENED COMMUNITY. mi o THE
DIScoPERER. IMUSTBE TIE
JUDGE.

OF IFS IN bdLOE 4AE yfHfOE
ENED CO-EJMONJTY. AND o TIE
DIScoPERER, MUST BE TIE
JUDGE.
MANY medicines oSered for sale are ac
N1 companied by doubtful certificates (thei
chief %virtue) and claim to be universal rene
dies, curing all maladies-a burlesque on com
mon sense. As the diseoyere- OF this Sal
solemnly protests against having it placed OIL
the category offrauds and iInpositious, he has
resolved that it shall go forth tothe world like
the pure gold dollar. with no other passport
than its cwn true value. If the public find il
genuine they will receive tiff spurious they
will reject and condemn it. Instead of Its be.
ing a panacea for all ills, it has control ovei
one ill-has but one aim and accomplishes but
one thing to w it: sUBDrEs DISEASES
whatever be its form or locality, whether in
the head, throat, chest, abdomen, cxtreInities
or skin.
When the discoverer, after n long series oi
lab"rious and costly experiments, became fully
confirmed i'll his conviction thattbe Antipho-
logisiic Salt which he now has the happincs:
to present to the American public. wasa
PERFECT SUBSTITUTE
for Blood-letting Leeches and B~listers, his
mind was so agitated that he could not sleep
for many nights. The cause of his agitation
was the siriking-fact, that the manner Of his
operation, like that of the virus in vaccination
could not be satisfactor ly explained upon any
known principle. How IN WHAT WAY, it so eff
f~cctually subdues inf1ammatory diseases and
no OTHERS, was at first wholly ineXplicable-
but on further experiments it was proved that
by its power over heveins, arteries and glands.
itequalizes the fluids of the body. the want of
our equilibrium in which is the sole CAUSE of in
fammation. 1t exerts, like the vaccine matter,
an extraordinary influence overt the circulation
resulting in Il gradual decline of inflamma-
ton as indicated by the pulse which soon re-
sumes its natural state, as the pain and heat
disappear. Such is its potency, that like the
virus Just mentioned it requires merely what
adheres to the point of a quill dipped into a
solution OF it to effect the entire system but
mus It be instantly used to revent decomposition
and its full virtue. Three quilts In acute,
and two in chronic disease. every four hours,
till the heat and fever have subsidized and a
pert ct cure effected. When it takes the place
ofleeches, stimulating ointments and blisters in
local inflammation, as Brain Fever, Group,
Toothaclle Plourisy, &c, its mode of admins
tration is two fold. (Sec directions for dissoly-
ing, &c.,)
The peculiar excellence of this Salt is that
without the useless loss of blood and strength.
it efftc:ually cures ~i.lfiammatory diseases mo
othcrs) by producing an equilibrium of all the
fluids of the body and a consequent uninter-
rupted circulation. The following different
FORMS which the unbalanced fluids assume and
many not here mentioned, that have more or
less fever or pain are as perfectly subdued by
tho AntiphoSistIe Salt, as fire. is ~extinguished
by water.
Gases where the unbalanced fluids nffec,
the HEAD and 1HEoAT-to wit Brain Fever,
Headache Fits inflamed Eyes. Ears aud Nose,
Canker, Neuralgia, E~rysipelas, Bronchitis. &c
Ceases where the unbalanced fluids affect
the CHEST and ABroMEN-to wit: Pleurisy,
Asthma, nfamed Lungs and Liver, Collie,
Heartburn, Coughs, Dyspepsia, Gravel, Con
oyrhea ,Venereal, &c.
Gases where the unbalanced fluids affect
the ExrEEMITiEs and SK!N-to wit Rheuma-
tism. Gout, Scrofula Chicken and small Pox.
Salt RheuM, and all Itching and other Cuiane-
Gus Fruptions.
This Salt greatly alleviates the infiammatory
pains Ieculiur 10 married ladies (before and at
the time of c~onfincment,) and many Female
Complaints: and is very afficacious in Fever,
Ague, Wounds. Nervous and Spinal Affections.
and any other forms of (mar< tlis) 1NFLAMMA-
TORY DISEASE, attended with heat or fcbriIe
symptoms.
Persons who have n tendency of blood to
The head and heart, or lea1 inactive lives, or
breathe TIE impure air of manufactures and
the poisonous fumes of m,tals and minerals, or
live in unhealthy climatas, are exposed TO n
peculiar IMITATION OF THE FLUIDS OF
THE BODY, which one dose, without inter
fcring with diet or busisess, ONCE in THREE
MONTHS. would invariably PREVENT. 1t ifs be-
lieved to afford protection from Infectious dis
eases and therefore, it Is recommended to
travellers sailors and soldiers.
To protect the community from imposition
by COUNTERFEITS, the proprietor will en-
Iloy No AGENT, and has made such arrange
ments that he can send the medicine in any
quantity, by MAIL OR FXPRI IS, to any part OF
the United States or foreign countries. Its
prime costto the discoverer is 81 so per drachm
price 50 per drachm--and Is put mp in
drachm packages FOR acute disease with di
~rcctions, &c.,) at 50 three drachms do. for
chronic cases s. and five drachms do. for
families, ga net profit of Fifty CENTS on each
package.
While many nostrum makers vintimize the
good natured and pill ridden public by order
mig from six TO Il dozen boxes or bottles tocure
any malady, DO matter what, the und arsigned
is happy in being able to state that the sever
est forms of recent i~nhammatoIy disease are
overcome By ONE Acute package, and the most
obstinate and long standing cases by ONE
Chronic package. Although thirty days not
elapsed since this new medicinal agent became
partially known to the citizens of Boston and
few n~eighboring towns, vet such Lave beenth the
results of its trial that; during the past week,
nearly 400 packages were sold in this city, and
orders received by mail and express for los
Family. 247 Chronic, and 3e5 Acute packages.
In one instance six persons dubbed together
and wrote for six packages, (of the Little Gil
amt as they called IT, TO be forwarded to ON
ADpREss-therehy saving expense to themselves
and the proprietor.
u Letter from clubs or individuals with
money (if over 800 should be REGISTERED at
the post office where mailed. as it costs but
five cents, and will insure their safe arrival,
~. The discoverer now hunbly submits his
Perfect Substitute for the lancet. leeches and
hlisters, to the tribunal Of an intelligent pub
liz, reiterating that it does just what it claims
to do--no more. no less: SUBDUES lNFLAM-
MAT DRY DISEASE, mo othcr.) whatever be
its form or locality. BY RESTORING THE LOST
BALANCE THE FLUIns AND soLIns Fam
lily PACKAGES s. Chronic S5nnd Acute So; tohe
had (free of expense)only by addressing him
through Box 20, Boston Mass, orat his OFFICE.
No. 3 WHITES sTREIT.
Cnt ont this advertisement and his eommuni-
cation in another column for the persual ofyour
neighbors and your own FUTURE USE.
+. COGGSWELL NJ. D.,
Discoverer and Proprietor.
Boston, Feb, 1857. am3S
TMpNRTANT tn TR AVEI EPCl