The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-05-13
4 HENEFICENT DusCOvERY
THE. NOBLEST ACHIEVEMENT OF
SCIENCE.

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THE. NOBLEST ACHIEVEMENT OF
SCIENCE.
The Iron horse, with its tireless strength
its pulses of vapor and its heart of fame,
is glorious exponent Of the creative ca
pacity of the human mind; and the me-
tallic nerves through which intelligence
courses over continent, prove by every
fash of thought which traverse them, that
man possesses one attribute essentially
godlike, the power to aunihilate space
aud time. But va,t and important as
have been the results OF making steam
and lightning the common carrier and
messenger of the world, the discovery by
which weak or impure blood can be VII
talized or restored to new yigor and puri.
ty, by means Of internal and external
remedies is of infinitely greater value
The resources of vegetable chemistry, as
developed and applied by Thomas Hol :
loway, have proved equal to this mighty
task. His famous remedies impart to the
stream Of life a disinfectiDg principle
which frees the system from all impure
and poisonous elements. The powers of
chemistry are almost beJ ond calculation,
and as has brought them to bear upon all
the varieties of disease, in those invalua-
BILE vegetable compounds known as HoL-
LoWAY's PILLS AND OINTMENT, they
have compassed their highest and holiesi
object.
Steam as the great motor, is after all
but subsidiary agent. Its usefulness
consists, ainly. in conveying substantial
benefits, with speed and certainty to the
fields in which they are to operate. Its
the bearer of blessings, not their origiDa
tor of all the freight which it carries o.
yer land and sea, there is perhaps none
SO precious as HolIoway's Remedies. Ii
is scarcely figure of speech to say, that
whithersoever it conveys them, it flies
with healing on its wings
Under the influence of the Ointment
the skin, however dis6gured by erupticus
or excreseences, becomes ta6atta raSa,
pure, spotless, aud transparent; aud this
erasare of biemisbes is not accomplished d
by driving back disease into the vital re-
cesses of the system. but by neutralizing
the morbid material which feeds it.
The Pills act upon the internal fluid
and organs which secrete them on the
same sanitary principle. They destroy
the acrid particles subjected to their che u
ical action as infallible as an alkali neu-
tralizes an acid, and at the same time i'm
part mild and constant electric action to
the seeretiye and excretive machinery.
1t would be repeating familiar story
to tell of the wide diffusion, the universe
celebrity of these twin curatives. They
arc the medicines of every class, creed,
and color, on the face Of the earth. The
sanction of governments, the patronage
OF princes, tho approval of all Christian
nations, the gratitude of pagan millions,
attest their worth In fact, there is no
region with which this country has any
commercial intercourse, where Holloway
would not find himself at home Some
estima may DC formed of the extent md
variety of his foreign CORES poudcnce,
from the fact that sixty corresp spondiDg
clerks, Of which number sixteen are ac-
complished inguists. are employed in
conducting it. He is the centre of a SAN.
ITARY CIRCLE that belts the .world.--
Lontlon "1Iornin9 ReraII.'