Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-24
EsetSasic EIliAiv.

a ne,o remedy for hnndice, Dyspepsia, hdi
4 gasiion, Ueakness and .SOuIHeSs Of The
/ stomach, Loss orappeiiie, Loton'Ss of sptr-
/ lis, Hadache, .4sthaa, Rheumatism, Gcnidie
\ OLstrmfionS and UeokncsseS, and W other
\ Complaints arising from a discussed state
\ Of he Liver and lis secreiions.
THNllE health and ,igor of the human frame
Il II depend entirely on the digcstion The III
gestion on the hillary secrctIons. IL l. Ob\Iou''
therefore, that any cause operating to NIudle
these sccrctons must, OF course, be productive
of arrangement aud disease throughout the sys-
ten.
/ The liver is the largest gland in The body, and
from ils minute aud imdy circulation, The seat
of disease is much oiiner attached 10 that organ
than is suspected. Bilious disorders are msidi-
Gus IN their attacks, slow ia progress aud much
varied in symptoms. Hence many tall victims
10 them from the nature OF tho disease not being
soasonably detected, or property treated where
by the chain Of diseased action becomes strength
cned aud the links more difficult to be broken. -
so general IL the prevalence OF Liver Complaint,
thai this organ is probably the seal Of most nil
menls unattended " th Tobnle action aud that
the grand source Of health and disease is con
nected with the healthy or dsordered function Of
the Liver, and also, that almost every chronic
or lingering disease arises from some deIeci
there.
. The SYMPTOMS arising from chronic diseases
Of tho Liver are various ~ almost 10 battle de-
scrip,ion. They do not all appear IN any indl-
yilual case, bu, show themselves IN different per-
sons in great variety both IN extent, number nnd
degree, as the disorder exists IN every gradaton
so slight as TO cause no alarm, beng nothing
more than fuIness after meals, with some sore
ness of the bowels, a disposition to drowsIncss;
ereclions of wind, ringing IN the cars, dizziness
OF the head, GOODNESS of the cKuCmitIes, followed
! h, burning Ia the soles of the feet and palus oi
! the hands, an uni leasaut aud sinking sensation
! IN the pit Of the stomach. Some cases nre at
! tended with watchlulne-s, or unreireshng sleep
disturbed by dreams. Pain, also in either side,
| most frequently in the left extending to tho
| shoulder blades The mind is often neiul and
! nriialed By the most trdng causes; the memory
becomes impaired, and there s general di'in-
c,ina,ion for bodily or mental eAerIion. The
stomach sympa,hizcs, aud is 50 much disturbed
AZ To lead The patient TO suppose that hls COM
plants aii-e from au affection OF this organ,
While it is only affected by being in the vicinity
OF the real disease.
There is often loss Of appetite, at other times
an unnatural craving FOR food.
The cuuntenance assumes sailow, cadavcr-
Gus or sickly hue. - Many other symptoms might
be named, bu, those already enumerated are Tho
/, mos, prominent aud common.
H Th.s Incidence IL palw,d upon The public aS u
panacra "Iur every ~ that l,sh IN heir to- hat Wit
an experience OF mose than thirty Nenrs IA the lraclcc
aud careful ubsuryutiuG ul the treatment ana rchcd"s
recommended by others IN this class oi diseases, ~"
nt,cr seeing The boutts which have resulted l"i Iho
use Of in many huI cHs,s, the proprietor ic'Is
warranted ia Recommending 1t ~ superior lo ANY pre-
marathon ever offered. BEING o vegetable production It
may be taken with perfect sUcty Tor any Term uI llm.
by persons OF most 'iit"tr constitutions however
. low they may have been reduced hy disease .
Tn. nu.t distressing ol Stone IN the Gall Bln'
der have been cured bV IL and ~ case q" tins kiud
where Il has been uscd has 1t tailed OF the most com
pIcte
II will be found sure remedy for bloched faces, s'
| II, uble-onIc to young persons.
the hillary aud digestive organs ~ healthy state "c
icud the system ttum the attacks OF Fever aud A2he
! the lcow Bilious aud Auinnhnl ieNts "hieh W'l
upon those aud those only who ARE prtd,vostd ercto
! Jy disease aud arrangement ofthose organs
! IfcpstiycnrSs H. an attendant symptom u VIII nt
necessary 10 take gentle catharc once Ia three ar Ion
! DAYS while the howgl- remain ~ that state. bhs
Ptll NJ night, with u dose of Rhubitb, Castor uh of
sebnt on the morning following, viii occasionally be
! found rfrcncIous
II should be borne in mind thnt many of the diseases
for which this medicine Is prescribed may be oi long
.tnIdiug aud obstinate IN character 80 ~ 10 I'q"'
! long lime Ia make upr, ssi0n nn them. IN huch
cn.e ~ steady ard patient perseverance, IN necessary
| II much too often happens that pnlrhis, Teuuctu w
disease will through dcspurdcncS, discontinue inc use
of long before their 'ruo valve "a" oc us'eu,
which ifpersslcd in would bo productive oi The most
/ bcn,fcid result. -
me dose ing m adult, put ~ ttaspoortal, lhroc
! timcs day yet persons ot weak anu N'""lo 1',' %
/ ,cI.s viii begin with smaller quantity aud gradually
iucrcr., the dose to What s stomach WI retain "'-
! ou disturbance. - . ...
! The ueparc Elixir is prepared by j Sr'nk"thfhLh'
Sole Proprietor Upton, Mass h' whom ch'h u'' u oi-
rrcons will be- sigued m his own hHud W'iling-Nois
''"'' r. j. TAYLOR. Newport Il. I.
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