The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-05-11

WASHtNGTON'S DEATH
u would o. easy to select from list of the luStr
au- men Who have died within the lat century. many
victims ~ professional stupidity. The founder o
the Republic. the great WtsuIysruS himself b. a Ct~s
vufA HIS lungs becaru. cungcStcd. Was anything
given him o. dsper-e through the system the blood
thus eentralted ln The lung-t N"thng H. phwt
e'fHs tlsi htHf What Wa required was The olg'tt1
fon p ~ orrti1tiau. The physician. by blscdlnr
rendered o. moIc unequal timn tFtnte, Hnd ~ the
saue time drained hs august patient ut The vital iurCs
needed 20 combat the dt-caze. - dioi a. F1fh.r 81
~ tasfHfrp. ~ rirfai u Hotcai bsiHtrt - dI'
th9u-and. daily ~ various pari- of the world
Byron too. was hled o. death for inflammation o
The lungs. Three bleeding. hi- physician (a yer,
~emiurnt oneI gave him. III" thrd finished him
But the world moves. The day b. approaching wher
these thing. Will b. understood. and the life sa,inl
vicury ~ Railway REsEutr- that Hsrcr fat aud cas-
VT F,iL he universally acknowledged
CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES.
Turning nom the arus and malariuu- diseases, q
which all are liable o. the fearful constitutional ma
la,lie. which cling o. iamlhc. from generation q
generation viii h. found that these sl-o are inclu
ded within the remedial influence ot Railway prepa
| ations.
-crofnla take. the lead in thi- clsss of maladie.
u exists in all countries. and under ana indefinite Va
rety of types and i- the sad heritage n thousand
upon whose head- the sins - their progeuitors ar
/ visited in this horrible aud loath~ome form. Tn
| royal families of England and Prussia have alway
been the heirs Il this and another yet more fughtu
/ lnhicton-insanity. Sometimes generation soycI
leaped hut the tant in the blood uf the races, AM
eanuut, 10 b. said he oblitsrated This no least s th
/ doctrine q the medical martinets II q ours. "
hNNeNc that tN worst ui hereditary Nrruiula cal
| he-nay, tst hars ben. cured radically ~ kibwAr
kfNaFariSa kEsayEvr, Assisted by our Pills and RE'
~ kElirF Arsenic. llyd. PutHs-- Iron. histerinl
/ ruppnE sctuns, issues, cnutcrtEauuu, and surura
treatment oi the faculty for ~croila, never I'D an
never Will cure b. Hut the ke~ulyeut. acting power
fully upon the skin. and the deepseuted glands Al
/ pears o. discharge the virus by double system
| external and Internal excretun. With the aids 81
pure air proper exercise and proper diet. We are cor
yinred that hereditary ScruhIla can he driven prus
i from the system by Radway- Remedies.
] ln Consumption, another constitutional disease
/ the hesolyent has ieen used With such aStoundin
results that there bc question Of H. superior
" over All the "pulmonics" ~ the Faculty, IN dsea'
| - Of The respiratory organs. II has cured many
| whose lungs according % the testimony of the a
tending physicians, fihcrclcs bad niroafg forBlof
the doctors we're wrong in their stethe=cOpic exam
nations that j. their bu~ineSs u j. ours % state
| deal With fiets
/ The French Physicians and surgeons are by n
the most honest and straightforward members of IA
profession II Dr. Mott when In Paris, had heard N
| uustriuus Magendie declaim against the humbug an
| Ignorance Of guild 10 which he belongs migh
have been useful 10 him. Perhaps be did, but coul
| not heheve that the great man was IN earnest. n
Ashley Cooper, however, and Abernethy, held IN the
| lectures nearly The pame language Both scknow
edged the wretehed ineticacy ~ system of drui
BnE which Wa the -0fcial" thing in their day. w