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other peculiarities of the disease. It was decorated with a
woodcut which bore the motto ''I heal."
The remedy came by means of a new medicine, Pulmel,
whose virtues were available in several forms. There was
Syrup of Pulmel for internal use; Balsam of Pulmel, both
liquid and solid, for inhalation; Balsamic Syrup, for either
DR. MOORE & GO'S. MAGNETIC
"Essentially vain in his pretensions of an infallible method of
curing diseases the nostrum vender requires no light of sym.ptomatology,
or pathology to he reelected on the case. He can
prescribe by intuition and accomplish his purposes in the mystery
of a dark and deceptious legerdemain. . . . 'In folly's cup
still laughs the bubble quackery;' Yes! and that bubble will
forever laugh as long as there is ignorance to be duped, and
credulity to
operate upon."
internal use or inhalation; Lotion or Milk of Pulmel, for
external use as a wash, for frictions, and for a fragrant
inhalant; Wine of Pulmel, "made with sweet fragrant and
healthy wines" for general use in debility; Sweet Chocolate
of Pulmel, in cakes, for internal use; Liquid ditto, in
bottles, merely requiring to be mixed with water or milk
for a cup of instant chocolate; Sugar of Pulmel to be
used in tea, coffee, or chocolate; Honey of Pulmel, to be
eaten with bread; Lozenges of Pulmel, for the dry cough,
sore throat, and painful consumptions; Powders of Pulmel,
and Pulmelin,
for internal use — "may be sent by mail";