The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-09-04

he certainly does pretend. and has the author
NY oi daily proofs for positively asserting that
these medicines, taken as recommended, will
cure a great majority of the diseases OF the
stomach. the lungs, and the liver, by which
impurlty Of the blood is occasioned. This
blood is made from the contents OF the stomach
has its red color and vitality given TO II by the
action OF the lungs, and as ii performs its du-
~ in circulating through the veins aud arter-
les, has its yellow or bilious eXcrement, which
may be termed its refuse or worn out sediment,
collected and discharged by the liver. These
vlscera, then, are the anatomical mechanism OF
apparatus by which the blood is manufactured
and preserved and IL is therefore obvious that
the state Of these should be the first considera-
ton Of the physician. Now there are var
ious causes that will affect and derange these
organs, with which the blood has nothing what
ever 10 do. Thus the stomach may be utterly
debllated in one moment, by alright, grief dis
appointment, heat OF the weather, or any other
nervous action, and be wholly unaby to digest
its food. Is the blood to blame for this A
nervous action OF long continuance will pro-
duce settled dyspepsia, with headache, bile,
mental and physical, aud funeral retnUe OF
other evils. Is the blood to blame for this :
lntemperance. by inllaming the coats of the
stomach, and leaving il IN flaccid prostrat-
weakness, and an undue quantity and continue
ance of purgative medicines. BY producing the
same effects, will put this organ out of use for
dIgesting wholesome solid food, and thus i'm
poyerish the blood and the whole system. Is
the blood to blame for this Again, with re-
gard to the lungs, it is well known that slight
cold, occasIoned by damp feet or by a current
OF air, will inflame the bronchia, all down
through the branching air tubes of the lungs,
and create either excessive mUcus, or that
dreadfully iusidious disease, consumption. with
pustules and suppuraton of the lobes, which,
though timely remedies may prevent, no earth
ly skill can cure. Is the blood of the fair and
blooming victim to blame for this So the
liver, when climate, sedentary habits, intem-
perance, or other prOstrating causes have with
cred II away, or paralyzed it with distension, be-
comes unable to carry off the bile from the
circulation, and instead of discharging il
through the "bladder, leaves il TO come
through the skin in aundIced and Sallow fluids.
and 10 rush upon the stomach in irregular and
excessive quantities. Is the unfortunate blood
TO blame for this ! No. those vital organs are
never affected by the blood, until after the blood
has been affected by them they are its max
ers and masters, and it is merely their work
and their passive agent.
These Pills, are confidently recommended
for the following complaints, and directions foI
use accompany them; dyspepsia. in all its
forms; bilious and brer dfectionS in every
stage and degree, female sickness, more partic-
ularly' the nausea incident to mothers fuOy
dLbUS; teucr and 0gue iacipieHt consumption on
declines, whether of the liver or lungs hedd-
ache and giddineSS; loss Of appetite Nervous
trenOrS iacbratjon or deLirji0a trcmenS /; spas
mOdtc; affections of all kinds; rheumatism,
whether chronic or inaammatory; nervous and
bilious levers Of every variety; scrotuia, salt
rheum, and all btotchcS, bad humourS and I'M
pure compilations Of the skin; rcstIessRcss al
might, aud daily irrItabIliy and melancholy ; the
Summer complaint and cholera morJuS or diar-
rhGd in grown persons; uOrHlS and fdtuieRcy,
With bad breath; chtoroSiS, and paip,tdtionS Of
tie heart and head changes of female constl-
tuition and for impaired and dlsorganized con
stitutions in either sex, which have not been
permanently relieved by any other medicines.
The purchaser should be careful to get them
genuine at 100 Cbatham-streei. New York, or
Of the authorized agents, as all others are base
and ignorant imposItons. For further partic-
ulars, we respectfully invite the public to per-
use his other advertisements and medical pa
pers, which may be depended upon for their
strict and acknowledged truth.
TIE abors Medicine is for sale IN NeUport, by
W.N. CALLAHAN, Agent