The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-06

A Coon THINe. WELL APPLIEp.--The
scicn tific discoverer and the scientific ihven-
tor are distinct and different characters. 1t
is rarely that he who discovers great prin- |
ciple applies it successfully and thoroughly. |
Sometimes, however, this is the case. Pro-
lessor Holloway was among the first to
breach the theory that disease was the result
Of the introduction Of morbid matter into
the circulation. But of itself this theory,
however true, was Useless. IL could not sub
serve any beneficial purpose to point out the
locality Of the bane unless the discovercr
were provided with an antidote capable of
reaching it. Professor Holloway came up to
the good work doubly armed. He had not
only traced the symptoms of disease TO their
genuine cause, but had. after long research
and innumerable experiments. produced two
remedies which would infallihIy reach it
Time, which tries all things, has tested the
value OF those remedies. What has been
the result! During the twenty years they
have been before the world, thousands Of
medicines. hundreds of new systems of prac-
tice have been usherod into existence, enjoy
cd an ephemeral popularity, and passed into
oblivion. Not so HoLLowAY's PILLS and
OINTMENT. They stand first on the list of
modern curatives. Their reputation Is foun-
ded on a rock-the rock of truth-and can
not be shaken. Scarcely year ago their
inventor came to our shores unheralded. 1t
is true that large quantities OF his medicines
were consumed in the United States, and that
his skill, his enterprise. his success, were
often referred to by the American press, but
personally he was unknown to us. and the
| great system of agencies with which he had
| covered more than half the habitable globe
had net yet been extended to this county,
He came hther for the purpose OF atfordng
| us new facilities for the procurement Of his
4 preparations, and the consequence has been
an increase of one hundred per cent, in the
demand for them within few months. 1t
appears, from the statement Of all who have
taken the Pills for indigestion, that their
effect in cases of dyspepsia is almost beyond
belief. As this complaint has with some
truth been called the national disease OF
!, America, a specific that never fails to remove
1t is of course invaluable.
The public, on both sides Of the Atlantic
! had been so often victimised by medical
! charlatans during the last fifty years, that i
received with something OF distrust the frs
rumors of the efficacy of HoLLowAY's RENE
dies. But every day furnished new proofs o
E the fact, and Mt last such was the overwhclm
D ing weight Of evidence in their favor, that i
became more abused to doubt than to be-
lieve. They grew in celebrity, and the de-
, mand for them increased with rapidity I'M
exampled in the annals Of medical science
> nor has their fame or that of their invento
yet attained its eliminating point. 1t neve
9 will reach that point, Tor elimination pre-
{ supposes cessation of progress; and so lori
as humanity is subject To pain, fever. debil
ity, injuries and death, H. lloway's Pills am
+, Ointment must continue to maintain thei
r proud pre- -cminoce.-Ns,e York National Po
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