The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-04-27
Az HONEST coSFEssI9y BY An n.LUsTRIous

PHYSICIAN.
Ifany man doubt that the Faculty are responsible
for more professional casualties than their conscien-
ces easily carry let him to The Medical Jour
nal for February whore DR. Parker tells the story Of
the Probang controversy, and quotes Or. Mott a.
saying lin effect that he cannot consent to have the
responsibility Of Mr. Whitney death laid at his door
na,much a. the professional errors Of which he is
really conscious are quite as heavy load AZ he de-
sires to shoulder. This certainly candid and hon
e-thut what chapter in the history Of official med
cation it unfplds. If the science Of medicine il
qsiuinc science. and not mere myth. its processes
like those Of mathematics and the other exact scen-
ce~ should Invariably produce the same results
such IL the eLse with R,DwAYs REMEDIES and looking
at the continual and fatal failure Of the dispensary
drugs on the one hand and the unyarying success II
RtDwsYs REMEDIES Oh the other let sdgaciox pubic
jt,dgc bettCcea than
WAsHINGTON's DEATH.
II would he easy to select from list OF the iustri
who have died within the last century, many
victims Of professional stupidity. The founder II
the Republic, the great WAsIussToS himself is case
in point. He seized with q violent cold or infu-
euza. His lungs became congested. Was ANYTHING
given him to disperse through the system the blood
thus centralized IN the lungs' Nothing HIS phys-
cinas bed hlNmWhat was required the egiatiza-
t'oa q ne ton. The MUSICIAN, by bleeding
rendered unequal than before, and at the
same time ID his august patient 1.-THE vitaIforce
needed 20 SShbat the disease. 50 dei the Father Of
his Country, The rictma n medical baHderi So die
thousands daily in various parts Of the world.
Byron too. was blcd to death for Inflammation Of
the lungs. Three bleedings his physician "a very
But the world moves. The day IS approaching when
these things si be understood, and the life saving
efficacy Of Railways REMKIdEs that tdI and can.
NOT FAIL be universally acknowledged.
CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES
Turning from the acute and malarious diseases to
which all liable, 70 the fearful constitutional
ladies which cling to families from generation TO
generation viii be found that these, also, incu-
ded within the remedial influence Of Railways prepa-
rations.
II exists in all countries. and under indefinite Va.
rety Of types, and j. the sad heritage Of thousands
upon whose heads the sins Of their progentOrs are
visited u this horrible and loathsome form. The
royal families Of England and Prussia have always
been the cir- Of this and another yet more frightfu
ENTHUSIASTICALLY. Sometimes generation sover-
leaped hut the faint in the blood Of the and
cannot il is said he ollterated This at least is the
doctrine Of the medical martinets. II Is We
believe that the worst case Of hereditary ScrOfula
be-nay, hty hare been, cured radically by RA1wArs
RgNuvGTING REsOLvEST. assisted by our Pills and RIA
DY RELIEF. Arsenic, Hyd. Pottassi. Iron, blisterng,
cuppug, Setons, issues. cauterization and surgical
treatment Of the faculty for scrofula never did and
never will cure II. But the ResolIen acting power
fully upon the skin, and the deepseated glands APP
pears to discharge the virus by a double system Of
external and internal eNcTeton Win the AIDS Of
pure air. proper exercise and proper diet We are con-
WINGED that Hereditary Scrola can be driven forerer
from the system by Railways Remedies
In Consumption. another constitutional disease,
the Rr-OlvCnt has been used with such astounding
results that there can be no question OF it, SUPERIOR
~ over iii the .spumonics of the Faculty. in iseas-
e of the respiratory organs II has cured many in
whose lungs, according 10 the testimony OF the at
tending physicians, tlbcrctes had already formed II
the doctors were wrong in their stethescopic exami-
nations that j. their business IL ours 20 state and
deal with facts
The French Physicians and Surgeons by far
the most honest and straightforward members Of the
profession If Dr. Mott when in Paris, had heard the
ustriou- MarendIe decaini against the humoug and
Ignorance Of the guild 20 which he belongs il might
have been useful 70 him. Perhaps he did, but could
not believe that the great man was in earnest. Sir
Ashley Cooper, however and Abernethy, held in their
lectures nearly the same language. Both acknowl-
edged the wretched inecacy Of the system Of drug
lrng which was the official thing in their day. Our
Medicos. on the other hand. insist that they have
spec icS for everything The matter stands thus =
all Complaiuta and Radvav'n
| Remedies do precisely what they say. Our Remedies
fulfill their promises while the promising academi-
clans are. upon the whole good for-nO they are not
good for nothing they do know how TO take a fee.
The vast and steadily increasing popularity Of our
remedies is proof positive that mankind cannot mueh
longer be hound bv the trammels Of those selconst
ulted arbters Of life and death-the medical schools
But for the faith which the unrehecting are apt to
pose in long established errors these euratves would
long since have superseded the prescriptions Of the
profession throughout the length and breadth Of the
land But the Faculty Of Medicine as y Is called has
a certain prestige growing out Ofthe mystery IN which
from motives Of policy i has always shrouded its do
ngs The penetration of the science" is not for vul
| gar ewes. The oracles Of the Temple Of Eseulapus
| are uttered in mysterious language, Of which one
might truly say that il is full Of sound and fury 81
| nfying notliaq" All this mummery has lie efec
upon the ignorant. and it Is only nov and then wheI
the veil is lifted as in the Green and Whitney affair
| that everybody is compelled to own what very small
men in fact. though great men in theory, the honora
| bic the Faculty. really are.
TO soothe the fortunes Of acute disease-to bulk
up the shattered constitution and deblhtated frRmI
to draw back from the graves brink the victim Of
| consuming maadN-lS 2 noble nlSSlons ana mis-
| sion RAILWAYS Remedies accomplishing wheI
| ever they are administered.
| What is asked of the sick land IN no small measur
for their sake is not absolute faith in this article
| or any other that may appear the same subject
hut an EXPERIMENTAL TEST. We invite those whom tn
| Medical Academicians have turned their backs upO
| A. incurable-who have proved that the official dru
| list is what II described TO he by writer
the DAYS of Paracestls. s-opDrobgd Bedeor1tHl'-th
disgrace Of the docrors-Who are IN short adTlf. Wit
the disease for a companion, and no port of safety il
view-to give RAILWAYS Remedies a full and fai
trial according to the directions, and report the n
| suits TO the public whatever they may be.
Railways Remedies are within the reach Of ever
family in North America. Agents are establishe
for their sale everywhere; and they are sold b
the single bottle box at the price in distaI
places that is asked for them at RADWAY 4 CO..
offices in this city. Price for the Ready Relief :
cents. so cents and 81 per bottle: Resovent 81 pt
bottle; Regulating Pills, coated with gum, perfect
! ta~teless 25 cents.
The public servants,
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