The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-14

No boring with instruments.
No blowing i'm the ears.
10 snuihns up lhe nosirlls or Introducing wires
1hc MEIAPuioiCAL DISCOVERY viii reach every
rot that drugs aud Instruments viii reach, and thou
Truth is mighty and must prevail; error is impree.
mated with DEATH must sooner or later sink
IN all the universe bcrc is nothing 40 completely swll-
lowed u the facts, forces, and motives con-
nectcd with the physical and mental constitution ofthe
His sad state Of things the result OF ignorance and
blindness tlo pant OF those who profess administer
health ana lie TO- tic people WIN. 10 hc, ne majority
ignore God nom The system altosoher All Physics mud
lorc>ioncc in metaphysics, and can never De under
stood apart rom the same
Ihtrc are men who make business Of treating srEcr-
to thHk Of with Which to experiment ON poor silly vic
Tins who have strength, neither p' sicaly nos mentally,
lie who created ihe human body always speaks OF Il
mighty whole and the man must be knave or fool who
would attempt TO divide the system into sections and
treat any disease specifically, Independent of the parts or
Thus the world nothing less than vast hos pital
cay tho young Who old with disease before Ties 0esn
10 bud into life, together with our sad exp having
been berCavcd Of dear ircnCs who have passed Into
untmcly graves by bcingopcratcd on,
These Ccuns s'anCcs, with many others which might be
mentioned are an Irresistible Stimulus 70 the people to
demand Of every man who has The life and health uf lhCm
Gomnisciuu medicines which the patient not allowed to
know the name oruaurc OLE say underthcso circumstances
TO ish them with chart OF bis character, that they
may Know hs quanhGat9ns' %c, %c; indeed every phys
all hours 1t is only through this channel that the
public can have any safety guarantee for what is most
dear to it, lie and health; otherwise life may be In
hands Of "a man more qualified for blacksmith than u
pl y-Clau.
IN tlis way inhCret qualifications, which arc indspen-
sable in ply siCinu sure TO be detcCed aud exhibited.
Were this univ al uc thous would leave theprO-
ic sion which nature hver qualified them for. II nature
gualncs not there can be suitable qualification, la
urCer to de tCCt the FIRST cause OF disease H lustc and
iniuponsably necessary inherit Casualty. Metlphy-
siCa Power ana Coustrucvcuc.s also no Inherited
by all who would be successful la finding antdote
capable Of destroy ing the cause OF dcasc There is
channel by which the causes borcached with certainty
but the one have described
Therefore say with confidence to tho world that It Is
through inherug these rare cOmbnati ms OF character
that have been enabled the first cause
Tie cause s not, as many ppOc II 10 be. disease; Is
IN uted law between soul and cody which the Apgst
Paul tells us, is always warning against each other. This
law sends forth tOppages these sOppa produce disease
In diversified forms, ana f disease is experimental
tampcrtd with tRl lcs mcr grip Of the constitution
and mutpnCs In other ferns other lOC aes of tho
system, thus destroy the whole machinery of the human
body.
Remcmhcr the Stomach and the Liver have nothing "a
do with The Of the disease The treating these
organs for tho cause, has sent millions untimely
grave.
with confidence say to the world that my Meaphys-
col DCOyCN is the only remedy ever offered to the world
which viii thoroughly annilac the OF disease. TuC
discovery consists Of three distinct preparations tOl
the Cup the ana the These work
IN cupunctiun aud strike at the root OF all disc lse
Whenl say all, mean every disease that infested
the human body.