Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-04-06
Number 26.

heavy load as he desires to sho,,ao, This ;s ceftilnly eanoid and honest-but what a charter in .ne llS'oIy VI oncial medication 1t unfolds l. the science ot medicine is genuine scianca e,d ot mere myth, Us processes like these of fra.Iat; ana the other exact sciences, should i1yar;b udce tIe same results Such is the case xs;b E ,n WAYS RfMEDIEs; and looking at the contn,ai ,,lt Iatal failure oI the disFensary drugs on inc nna hand' and the unyarylng success of RADwAY's RI MEDIEs on the other, let sagacious public ipdrs between them.
 WASHINGTON'S DEATH.
 It would be easy to select from list of the illus trious men who have died within the last century, many victims ofprofessional stupidity. The found. CT ot the republic, the great WASHINGTON, himself Is a ease in point. He was seized with a violent cold or influenza. His lungs became congested-- Was anything given to him to disperse through the system the blood thus centralized in the lungs?- Nothing. His physician bled him. What re- qulred was the equalization of the circulation- Inc physlclan, by bleeding, reneered 1t more equal than betOre and, at the same time drained his august patient of the vital force needed to com bat the disease. So DIED THE FATHER OF HIS coUN- TRY, THE VICTIM OF A MEDICAL BLuNDERi So dle thousands daly Ill various parts of the world.
 Byron too, was bled to death, for inflammation of the lungs Three beedings his physician Ia very eminent one) gave him. The third finished him. But the world moves. The day is approach ing when these things will be understood, and the
 
 never fail and CANNOT FAIL, De universally acknow- ledged
 CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES
 Turning from the acute and malarious diseases, to which all are liable, to the fearful constitutional maadies which cling to families from generation to generation, it will be found that these also, are included within the remedial influence of Radaway's preparations.
 Scrofula takes the lead in this class of malades. il, fipit ria ty of types, and is the sad heritage of thousands upon whose heads the sins of their progenitors are visited i'll this horrible and loathsome form, Tne Royal families of England and Prussia have long been the heirs of this and another yet fright iul atfilcton-nsanitv. Sometimes a generationis is overeaped, but the taint is in the blood ol the races and cannot it is said, be obiterated. This at feast Is the doctrine of the medical martnets. It is not ours believe that the worst cases of hereditary Seroluia can be, nay, they have been cured radical ly by Radcay's Renocating Resoivent assisted by our Fills and Readg Retief Arsenic, Hvd. Pottase, Iron, etc, blisering, cupping setons, issues, can terzatlon the surgical treatment of the faculty for ScIotula never did and neG will cure it. But the Reselvent acting powerfully upon the skin and the deep heated gltnds appears to discharge the virus by double system Of external and internal excre- tlon With the side of pure air proper exercise and proper diet, we convicted that hereditary Scro fula can be driven forever from the system bv Rad ways Remedies
 In Consumption, another constitutional disease. the Resovant has been used with such astounding results that there can be no question of it's superor ty over all the '.pumOnics'' of the faculty ill dis ease or the respiratory organs. It has cured many Ill whose lungs, according to the testimony of the attending physicians, tubercles had already formed. Ii the doctors were wrong in their stetheoscOpic ex aminations, that is their business. It is ours to state and deal with facts.
 The French Physicians and Surgeons are by far sir the profession. Ii Dr. Mott when in Paris had heard the ilustrious Magendie declaim against the humbug and ignorance ot the guild to which he be- longs, it might have been useful to him. Perhaps he did but could not believe that the great man was in earnest Sir Astley Cooper, however, and Aber- nethy, held in their lectures nearly the same lan- guage Both acknowledged the wretched ineficien- cy ot the system of drugging which was the "offi- cal' thing in their day. Our Medicos on the other hand insist that they have specifics for everything The matter stands thus they say they can cure all complaints, and Railways Remedies do precisely what they say. OurRemedies fulfill their promises: while the promising academicians upon tbe whole good foI-nO they are not good fer nothing they do know how to take fee.
 The vast and steadily increasing popularity of our remedies is proof positive that mankind cannot much longer be bound by the trammels of those sel,-constltuted arotels of life and deatll-tie medical schools. But for the faith which the unre- hecting apt to repose in long established errors these curatyes would long since have superseded the prescriptions of the profession throughout the length and breadth of the land But the Faculty of Medi- cine, a5 1t Is callei has a certain prestige growing out of the mystery in which, from motives policy it has always shrouded its doings. The penetration of the " science is not for vulgar eyes. The ora ces of the Temple of Esculapius are uttered ill a mysterious language, of which one might truly say that its . full of sound and fury signfyng noth- ing All this mummery has its effect upon the md is pr,ly ,,,I II 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 the theory the honora ble the FACULTY really are
 To soothe the tortUres of acute disease-to build up the shattered constitution and debilitated frame ito draw back from the graves brink tle victim of a consuming malady-in a noble mission and this mission RADW AI $ Remedies are accomplishing wherever they are administered.
 What is asked of the sick and in no small meas- for their sakes is not absolute faith in this article or any other that may appear on the same subject but experimental test We invite those whom the Medical Academicians have turned their backs upon as ncurabe-who proved that the off, cal drug list Is now what twas decribed to be by writer In the days of Paracelsus, apprObria medi- corum the dlsgrance of the doctOrs-who are in short, adrift with Disease for companion, and no port of safety in view-to give RADWAY'S Reme- dies full and fair trial according to the directions and report the results to the public, whatever they may he.
 Railways Remedies are within the reach of every family in North America. Agents are established for their sale everywhere; and they are sold bv the single bottle or box at the same price in distan. places that is asked for them at RADWAY & CO.'S. offices in this City. Price for the Ready Relief p cents, 50 cents and $l per bottle; Resoi vent, Sl per bottle Regulating Pills-coated with gum-perfectly tastess-25 cents.
 The pubc's servants,
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