Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-03-04
The u. '. of America and the u. r., of Gre
aiinn.

An Aa0{ysis Of 4nalogieS frequently
observe upon examination strange analogy
and slmllitude between subjects superfcially
antagonistic and divided 1t is a very ser
vlceable mental exercise to trace out these es-
sential, though not patent, simiIarities and
II no better purpose is subserved, it at least
quickens the wit and affords US rational amuse-
ment. An analogy of more than usual inter
est, and between subjects more than common
ly divided, has just occurred to us, and, for
example sake, we shall endeavor to follow it
and see how far it leads.
Whs could believe, for instance, that an
analogy subslsted between our country and
Phi And yet there is, in many roints. n
radical similitude-as we shall now prove.
In every branch of physical development
1t seems to be our destiny to conquer. In
every branch Of physical disease, the Pills
and Ointment Of Professor Holloway have
proved efficacieus for a cure
With population inferior to Great Britain.
we have more miles of telegraph and railroad
than England, France and Austria combined.
From his central establishment in London,
Prof. Holloway has rescued and restored to
health more patients than the united phYsi-
clans of the world
Oar commerce and our fame cover every
sea. His Pills are in the reach and his praise
Is on the tongue of every nation on the globe
The elastic character of our institutions
enables US to accompodate our growth to the
acceSsions which are manifestly in reserve for
Us. The strictly universal principles upon
which lIolloway's Remedies are compounded,
enable them to grapple with and overcome
every variety Of disease they destroy the
manifestations Of ailment hy eradicatng its
cause.
There is Il mighty destiny in store for the
Caited Stdtes:; they will absorb eventually
every weaker government by the force of the
democratic idea. The idea Of Prof IIollo-
ways OhlrerSdt Remedies is one essentially
democratic; it does not limit health to wealth
but gives it a free boon to all who ask for and
employ it. 1t also will eventually absorb all
inferior schools Of practice and be regarded,
universally, las it already is by the wisc) as
the supreme and only remedy.
Our country is much given to annexation,
but uses whatever power it may acquire ex-
clnsirely for the benefit of the annexed Prof
Holloway has extended his medicinal domin.
ion over the four quarters of the earth-he
has penetrated even the remOtest haunts of
the barbarian and yet he carries blessing in
his hand and the only burdens he imposes are
those of happiness and health
We could carry ont the remarkable simili-
tudes nf these apparently disconnected sub.
jects into infinite detail: but enough has been
already said to arouse the attention of the
reader, and very little thought will enable
him to follow up the train Of meditation we
have started. The proudest destiny that we
can wish the United States is. that they may
emulate in the body polite, the wonder work
ing usefulness of the [. r. universal RENE
dies in the body physical. Let our states
men look to it and see that are not out
strippedi-N. J. Natjoaat I1iice GazeHe