The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-09-23
HEALTH of AMERICAN WOMAN.

To LEWIS \. SAYEE, NJ. D.:
As a physician and surgeon of the highest rcrutation,l
call npUn you to consider a few iaCts OF the most VIA
importance to every woman in the country
The highest Professional authority admit that more Wo'
men die from uterine d. eases than nom any o'heI cause,
aud that they are unable to cure The diseases Vi W di'eS'
this iIightml mortality.
| will ask your attention TO the reasons for this, ord
then 10 a remedy which has lccn cmilcntly successful LOT
many years, and which has the sanction Of Tie most en-
liphtencd physicians in TIE country.
The medicines in general use among the profession ioi
the treatment of Falling in the W omb, Whites l~e,ahtcu
Menstruation and local diseases of the uterine organs, TO-
! gether with the constitutional s%ymrtons attending them,
are iron %Strychninc, o. i'm, talthaIi dcs, lCniLm, tar
nabis lndica, Secale Corru,unl, and mechanical meals uth
as PessaIies, Wien adnilisteOiI then, tie ItiieIti
informed that she is taking nothing that " illEuit her
let us see: lion, the most harmless aid the lcsto
them, when given for these n plants, Iodutrs irai,
thirst, difficulty of breathing, AID ihtolelalle heada,l"
SEcALE produces nausea, vomiting, fiddiIcss. deli'tnt
stupUr aud weight in the head. ST IoHNINE is o lorta
so violent Tat the most minute doses are sometimes i0la,
and yet il is given by rule from tie book, and viii OFT tbt
knowledge of all the little Indications WI ich may lIcleft
il iaom causing death. The effect of Drum is to relieve
pain y relaxing the muscles, but this very relaxations
againtIe cause of some of tie most tOrturiHe CUnl 6ilts,
CONitM and CAN1HA IDEs both cause convulsion', heat,
trcmblincs. aininesS, and general debility. PE'saIHs
are indicate, and they also irritatc ard cause ulcers ~
tlid discharges, and sometimes incurable diseases olue
bladder.
IN small doses these medicines will rot always rrodvts
Immediately fatal effects, hut continued as they are in the
treatment Of these diseases, they will, eyitahly %ilirrctlt
system, and cause lingering ard painful synltons,6d
] HNll " ~ Fl"N'" N''hI"H WI voc "'''"'t 80 ''NNt
on the way without the aid Of these violent roisOrs
| can convince you, sir, that the administration OF these
I ediCincS never cured a case of Uterine disease; tlt on
the contrary, that future suffering and often al early DEAN
almost invariably follow their use. The ~irsiduols roi'on
is gradually absorbed by the system until the patient 0l'
pcrceives her error in time 10 find there is Iohol'..
ask you as a man and as a physician, Why VIII you
give your cOunienanCe to a practice which persists IN al
ministering poisOns and in driving women TO their very
gTaVesi
Fortunately we can turn from this side OF the pioture,O'
a more brilliant one. There is a remedy for these com
plants. Its not composed of roisons but OF medical I'M
pies Of great efficacy. 1t never has nor never ran nJLIe
the system. II is certain to effect a cure. ard It's lhgltul
enis are the service Of yourself OF any physician. ina
series OF letters published in the leading Talcrs ana 90,
dressed to eminent Physicians. ! have orrucd the r'nta,i
value Of the medicines (Marsh0lls Uterine CalfolicoD ara
have Piven proof Of It's efficacy.
Ny object now is 10 call your attention to . conlais.n
of lis efficacy with the allure Of your own rfmrdles ~
contrast Its mild and certain action with the harsh aiG a.
tai effects Of the poisons administered by the profession
generally, and TO urge urOn you, as you value your ,fTGus.
tion, TO use Marshall's Uterine Catholicon. or run 'he TN
OF being classed with those revsicians, who, fufsu'fg..
eyecration for their Lnayerv p. RRInGt.
Secretary GraefenherR rom any
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