New-York tribune., 1869-05-08
THE SCHOOL OF EXPERIENCE.

Experience hoomaster. Its lessons are
iug seldom forgoteni hence no man eon'riou -
humanity he who Gth aud uhfay :eors DIS o"n
Philosophy theories soghy cheap heaee abundant prove
also oheptnes foolish deal in hsoanding "o'' %
in elaboratey constructed phrases imaginary some
edulous espOus skePiea some e'hIs' '1
recognise truth when discovered by experience
persons agree whatever food good or oHo for
the peou who articles Of food agree WIZ mao
ohe enjoy Adnuer boiled beei ap cabbage
ve AMER another woll suG ndson aDther would be
into eramp aud possibly vOeHt fever One man may eat
pdugs aud pastry every day for dne and experience no meon'e
epc whereas another would be laid by them less than week.
wby all alike Is the inside Of 'ny one mau Ike the
aside Of any that quart Of Sour Krout
will Dubman Of the ra poH aud Hill Irshman as qlaeE
doctor wrote in bis notebook.
Men we're originally STILL essentially similar their organic
structures habits life wrought changes functional
power The blacksmith has strong the peesisn has eninra6e
legs the musician has supple fingers because BY long training and con
slant they have become The bookcepr has weak arms TIE
tailor and the washerwomn and powman sf 6ngers be-
cause made them All this equally Of the internal
organs body Mnsces nou gment and nerves ou the
exterior strengthened aud intensified ao by proper aud Ike
wise muscles eudons smeuts and the interior are strength
enei and intensified by proper
commonly the outside organism snervated and emaeated
by naou exposure the inside organism
yaisd and di.OrgapId By improper treatment
When limbs weak proper exercise restore them strength
Systems Of gymnastics have been Invented whereby all tue muscles may
be brought harmonious action and thus uniformity Of growth pro-
dnee the and tone Of the parts Now lis pos
s indeed quite weaken the muscles Of the stomach and
other digestive organs weaken the muscles Of the heart aud other cir
euatorr organs by improper weaken the muscles the arms
, and By the laws Of nature Improper fosd
irregular meals great Of mind longeoniiuud grief
ovevorE over-eang ene want Of food aud great variety Of
circumstances mar mar Obsrlct destroy Of the mufrops
organs body reader the performance Of these functions
lnpossble; and this is called disease
Tn, Want of proper exercise and
protection diseased the exterior organism and aveed its netouS want
Of proper exercise and protection deraOgd the interior organism aud de-
~ Ita1
restored exterior the judeou' application Of
will the functions OF the interior organs no
Experience teaches how to strengthen the outer organs
and ". believe and are restored Experience teaches bow
strengthen muscles Why not believe and be hedi BE
else improves the muscular power TO resist
temperature aud ver to accommodate tse to the
vcudes that surround IT, As long the natural forces Of the body
both external internal able resist whatever nngonc
the normal organs there be disease and only
when under exposure malaria heat cold sudden changes &c
beahpreyng forces Of the body does disease become
possible u follows therefore, that NcREAsEs the
FORCE IN raE ORGANS OF TIKI BODY
aromatic and needs proof Now the certificates herewith
appended prove combined experience Of persons differently
and widely separated that THE GREAT ZHGARI BIT
the hdh therefore It PREyEST DIS
EmE Moreover whatever strong enough repel the attacks Of DIS
ease powerful eIpe the enemy should be become ogeiin
the body These certificates establish also hs latter proposition SO
medicine only Extensively protection against but his
ofcnvey remedy for all diseases arising from diminished vital
powers experience others aud II doubt the authenticity
he AID still sk3te write to the postmaster the judge the
curt or minister ofhs Gospel AHl inquire the character Of those whO
certify.
Read the fowius from the Rev r Keeling D. D. hrmer Rec
Trinity Church Washington d. c. and present Rector Of S. Ste
rheus Harrisburg, Pa, late Of Chicago H.
HARRisBuRa. Pa. Anzust2 o. l0oa
the habit Of recommending r articles heh
proved of special but most readily testimony
the Zngau Br prepared ly Mr. T. RshcE have
family With excellent results; relieves ucipicnt dJspep-
appetizer morning especially and unlike STINT
m prsraoH has pleasant aromatic favor free from ae alcoholic
taste. rev H. J. hbELlNu'
Tie foouiug foa Dr. Grouse physician whose reputation
ae co,uoPou r be Is Known thoughoai the country
ope q tie al es melbes u the medical profession;
W.suiSGrov. D. G.. SEPT n. 1896
pEia RlHrER; have the honor 10 ledge ile receipt o bot
n, rour BIrTkBS srcA It afon
b,unad chronicle the beuehi ~ sud
shsfe lrsluahe medical vrtHe have tried Il Ia my practice Ia
those Bilious uiermtcH Fever aud At With
confidence and psutr M anti periodic properties
Darfles Uystucy aud Euteuc Fever 10 almost spgctc
rncr hghe duty mngcl With pleasure, 10 furnish aad
mortality with IL sell tried merits ..
.,ureror Sionac needs enonums to it, beneficial
earsts out that prrcarous orgau-ihe Stomach.
Iaekrosc kuoun compound 70 al OF
Dyper bu, ibis Ben Of yours bold TO be nab Nh rare eI-
ccpfiDla
frios me far h- liberty unsolicited approval and nony of
yoar Invaluable deoye looking 10 the speedy remedy
VI hitherto Prutracel sug,rIusA Frt,rnaly ynurs.
JOHN L. GROUSE. NJ D.,
Late 4. :. q. E A., 4. =. Vol. Ohee,