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

eAsk OF bad cider (impare bIOOd) be made good
BY drawing of portion of it? Is it not mis-
take to suppose that blisters and rubehciedts
will remove inflammation, when they virtually
superadd one Inflammation to anotherf The
late DR.. B. Waterhouse, OF Havard University,
said-"I am sick of learned quackery." One Of
the most eminent physicians in New England
acknowledged just before his death, that 'he
had been doubling for many years whether blood
letting and bisters did not Gggrapdte rather than
arrest disease" Some who staud high in the
old and new school, have quite lately espoused
his views, and now openly confess, they believe
the lancet, setons, leeches and stimulating oint-
ments injure ten where they benefit one. They
think there is meaning to Deut., xii, 23-Gen.,
x, 4-and Levitt, xviii 14-that "The bloOi IS
the life" 1t is not the excess of blood (there
never is too much) that causes disease, but the
want of a balance between the fluids and solids.
The special excellence of the Antiphlogistic
Salt, is that without the useless loss of blood
and strength, it eAectually subdues inhammato-
ry diseases, (nO Other,) by producing an equi-
lbrium of all the fluids and consequent unin-
terrupted circulation. 1t exerts, like the vac
cine matter, an extraordinary influence over the
veins, arteries and glands; resulting in gradual
decline Of inflammation as indicated by the
pulse, which soon resumes its natural state as
the heat, pain and fever disappear.
Many medicines offered for sale, are accom-
panied by doubtful certificates, (their chief vir-
tue) and claim to be universal remedies, curing
all maladies-a burlesque on common sense
As the discoverer Of this salt solemuly protests
against having it placed in the category offrauds
and impostions, he has resolved that it shall
go forth to the world like the pure gold dollar,
with no other passport than its own true value.
If the public find it genuine they will receive
| it-if spurious, they reject and condemn it.
1t does just what it claims to do-no more, no
system all arteral, venous and glandular OBJ
structions. Instead of being panacea for all
Ills, it has control over but one ill-has but one
arm-accomplshes but one thing, to wit sup
ports infiammatory disease, whatever be its
form or locality; whether in the head, throat,
chest, abdomen extremities or skin. Is itasked
how it does this? Simply by restoring the
lost balance between the fluids and Solids
ITO protect the community from imposi-
ton by co'aateyetts, the proprietor will employ
no agent, and has made such arrangements that
he can send the medicine in any quantity by
Mail or Express, to any part of this or foreign
countries. Prime cost $3.50 per drachm--
price 81 per drachm.]
N. B.-T6 Newspaper and Periodical Publish
ers, in the UaiteI STAGES and Foreign Countries,
The undersigned intends to transmit 500
worth Of his Antiphlogistic Salt to every Amer
lean Consul abroad, for gratuitous distribution,
in order to have it Immediately tested in the re-
spective countries to which they are accredited;
and having determined to employ no agent he
desires to introduce few packages as soon as
possible, into every city and town where news
papers and periodicals are published, at home
and abroad. Therefore, every publisher who
Shall copy this communication six or more inside
insertions, once week. (referring readers to
advertisement, &c, } and forward first and last
number of papers SHALL on reception Of first
number receive by returning mail, free of charge
$50 worth of the salt, [25 % packages,) which
will doubtless be cashed on arrival. He expects
during the ensuing summer, to issue another
advertisement of similar length, for which he
will pay, 40 or more insertions,) $50 in cash,
or $50 in medicine at tho option of the pub
Fishers. His reason for proposing to pay now
in medicine and not money, arc, first wish to
have the Salt forthwith proved in different sec
tions of the country; second, his present pecu-
mary resources are absolutely needed in his
large preparations to meet the public demand
| The discoyerer now humbly submits his An
to- phlogistic Salt to the tribunal of an intell-
gent public-leaving the result with Him who
oyerrules all things.
... f. COGGSWELL, NJ. d.
| Discovercr and Proprietor.