Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-12-31
Hercules In The Temple OF Tr-
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The PILLARS OF Prejudice OVER


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The most stubbo.n enemies a great
invention or discovery encounters, a:e
the individuals with whose interests it
intcrfercs. Vast indeed must be its
! value, palpable as the sun the benefits
it imparts, in order to override and sub
due the professional opposition of the
APOSTLES of Error whose theories it over
throws. Holloway system Oft at ent
founded upon immutable truth ha ac-
compiished this Herculean task. 1t has
swallowed up conflicting deg :as, as III:
rod of the Patriarch swailo we'd up the
rods of his less favored competitions
The old practice, with its complication )
and contradirtioHsrits volumes of mys-
tifcatien. its ahsArdities cl, axe in the
dead languages, itsProfta3lc alliance be-
tween the physician and the apothecary,
its pecuniary policy of :e :ulating the
progress of a cure by the length of the
patients purse. its blind experiments
upon the constitution, its skirmishing
with the superficial manifestations of dis
ease, it's short sighted attempts to sup
press instead of to destroy the matcri s
ntorbi or seeds of a disorder, has been
shaken to its very foundations by the
uniform success of Holloway's W rem
idies. One of the great merits of his
Ointment and Pills is that they remove
the complaint without prostratins the
strength of the patient. The ordinary
theory is that acute disease annOt be
cured without weakening the invalid ;
the process of rcinvigorating the system
in an after consideration. Professor
Holloway utterly rejects this plan of de-
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the disease. His medicines sustain and
assist nature while combating and con-
q%uering the malady, and nature, thus re-
inforccd, expel;tes the cure. q
1t seems to us that this is a method
of treatment. that's consistent with com5
mon sense. however inconsistent it may
be with professional jargon. To depress
the strength of a sick man by powerful
depicting medicines, or by bleeding, is
to rob him gratuitously of a portion of
that vitality which disease is laboring to
extinguish.. Strong indead must be the
constitution which can withstand the
combined attack of a prostrating ice;n4
plant aud a prostrating system, OF treat=
ment. -~it - H--' lssa 900;
The object of Professor Holloway is 10
fortify and sustain the vital powers while
the virus of disease is being driven out
of the system, and that object is accom-
plished by his celebrated medicines
Boston HJOurnuL." t+;rti- -naiilal III
DOUGLAS IN THE SENATE.--The
| Washington correspondent of the Bos-
ton Post thus writes /:
Judge Douglas is a man n cannot
avoid noticing on such occasions. He
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drops into his seat, pulls a paper out of
his pocket, reads three lines, forces his
last cigar on Gwin, who is going out to
smoke, crosses over to Benjamin and
gets another from him, which he twists
in his mouth and chews, offers his right
hand to Hale and his left to Pugh, leans
familiarity on Jones shoulder, and strokes
that sexegenarian senator's raven beard
with a gentle witticism, drops into the
lobby a moment and then into his seat,
to read three more lines of another news
paper. q II.
MoFFAr's LIFE Pitts AND PHOENIX
BIrrERs-Fori all diseases of the diges,
tive organs pains in the back or the
heart these medicines have! proved tebe
superior to all other known remedles.~
Sold by the proprietor, W. B. MQFFAT,
335 Broadway, New York, and by his
Agents .3'a1-l- ..a- - =. 1a'
nay Col: F. NJ. Wynkeop, who COM
manded the first regiment of Pennsyls
vania Volunteers in the Mexican War,
was accidentally shot near his residence
in Pennsylvania, a few days since since,
while out a cunning. Col. Wynkoop
was one of the best Of men,