The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-06-12

In many cases few days will eradicate, and
fully cure, what has been developing for months
or years. Of course, it depends upon the natl-
raj organization of the body, the complications
that may have arisen in consequence, &c. There
never was a case of this disease, so called, but
that it could be easily and certainly cured per-
manently by this new treatment. Where
as, under the old system, whoever heard of a
case of clearly-develOped erysipelas being cured
permanently? The reason is obvious. Physi.
clans have never fully understood the cause that
produced it; they have only known its appear
ance on the skin, and have directed their whole
treatment to the symptoms, having fully over
looked the real cause and its location. You
may inquire how we cure erysipelas and scrOfu-
la by the same treatment and specific remedies.
We will here explain that we do no such thing,
only in theory; the nature of the chemical
quality of the blood in the true disease is wide
ly different, and, of course, the chemical and
specific qualities of the remedies must be in ac
cOrdance with the chemical nature of the
blood. The reason why we know one disease
from another, is by their specific symptoms as
physically manifested; consequently, the COM
pOnent elements of the remedy must cores
pond to the requirements of each diseased con.
ditiOn, TO equalize and harmonize Natures
laws.
Each case is cured only by its own peculiar
combination OF elements, which are exactly
adapted to its condition at the time the rene
dies are used. What may be quite proper in any
one case to-day, may be exactly opposite at an
other time, owing to the chemical conditions
being of a different character
In classifying disease, physicians have divid-
ed them into many classes and varieties: some
are termed nervous diseases, some blood dis
eases, &C., according to the peculiar To-
cation and character of the arrangement
Now, you will inquire how our new theo
ry and treatment works in diseases of the
nervous Glass; such as neuralgia, restlessness.
spasms, cramps, epileptic, hysterical, and faint
ing fits, palpitations of the heart. nervous de-
bility, irritability, &c.
1t will be seen that the above affections ore
usually found in persons of naturally nervous
organization and temperaments: consequent
~, the nervous system being the part most
active and weak. the moment there is any
change in the digestive process, the nervous
force OF vitality is not furnished by the blood
in Its usual proportions. Consequently from
the want of the proper vitality and equalizing
force, the nerves become deranged in their
functions. The result is (the nervous power
being the one that propels the blood and makes
it circulate regularity, q arrangement takes
place, more or less, according to the conditions
in each case. In some, there is only debility
ana irregular action; in others, there may be
also much rTttatiOn of the general nervous sys-
TEN, or some particular nerve or set of nerves
with much tenderness in the parts, together
with more or less pain, sometimes very severe.
so much SO as to completely break down the
constitution, and, thus destroy life From their
greater susceptibility, females are much more
liable to nervous arrangements than males. All
nervous complaints are produced by the caus-
es abov mentioned, and none are so bad but
that we can in very short time, check the
whole trouble, and cure them permanently. bv
rectifying any arrangement there may be in the
digestive process, and giving our new NERVE
lNvIGoRAToR, which will quiet the most cxcit-
able nervous system, and produce calm and nat
ural rest in very short time.
The most hOrrid cases of epileptic or fallino
tits are easily managed and cured bv our sys
tenn. In all such fits the immediate cause of
the spasm or CONFUSION is a sudden martial Sis
pension OF the nervous power that circulates
the blood. The consequence is, an unusual
quantity OF blood is left upon the BRAIN calls-
ing pressure, and nature in her confused and
speedy exertions to throw off the load and re.
lieve the brain, produces the external manifcS-
tations in all grades of violence (according to
the strength OF the system, &C., from the
slightest shock to the most intense cramps and
contortions. All such cases are durable, provi-
ded there is no foreign substance that at times
obstructs the free flow of the blood through
the brain and nerves. and such cases are very
rare indeed. By proper remedies and caution,
at least ninety cases out ola hundred can be
permanently cured.
apopleXy and palsy are produced by the
same causes as above. and are always cured in
the same way and with the same certainty as
other diseases affecting the brain and nervous
system; although, these being the most in
veterate forms of such complaints. thew re-
quire more prOmptness in the application of
our remedies, or they soon prove fatal, or en-
tail upon the victim hclplessness more or less
complete for life.
Catarrh of the head and throat is another
disease which we wish to mention briefly
There are two forms of this disease: one is
usually produced wholly or in part by frequent
cOlds. which seat upon those parts. and may be
considered a local affection in it's primary
stages, but sooner or later it extends to the
throat, and works from there to the lung and
stomach and produces fatal results Another
variety of catarrh is produced by deran gements
Of the digestive organs, causing those chemical
changes in the blood which throws a deposit
upon the membranes of the head and throat,
which is soon followed by liberation more or
less extensive, and a long train OF general de-
engagements, which sooner or later end the life
OF the unfortunate sufferer. Many cases of lung
diseases are first produced-where the lungs
were originally strong and healthy-by catarrh
extending to them from the head Therefore.
never let catarrh continue for fear of its fatal
results. We can cure all cases Of it very
quickly md safely by pleasant remedies.
Diseases OF the liver and biliousness are always
produced 10y arrangements of the stomach
first, there being so close sympathy existing
between the two organs, that the slightest dis
turblnce is quickly felt and manifested by a
corresponding arrangement of the livers func-
tons, and there is nothing that can or will
reach the liver but proper and healthy action
OF the stomach and digestive process. We will
guarantee that with perfectly healthy and ac
tive stomach Chemically norlnaD, no one ever
had any trouble with theliver The liver, like 9th
er organs, performs its office in connection with
the stomach, but only as a secondary process,
and, of course, is dependent upon that organ
for its regular or irregular action. At all events,
we have never found case of liver complaint.
OF any nature, so bad but that we soon cured
1t, and that permanently, by our new system
Therefore, dear afflicted friends do not delay
or despair, for We will cure you, no matter
how severe it may be, or how long it may have
been standing.
Having made this article already much longer
than we first anticipates. we will say that
enough has been explained to give the public
a,i idea OF the nature and wonderful efficacy of
our new theory and remedies in the cure of all
diseases to Which the human family are sub
Ject. We do'not deem it necessary to mention
any more diseases. Enough have been men
toned to show the principle, and it will apply
IN every disease and form of disease Our
remedies cure quicker, with more safety, and
the cures are more permanent than under any