Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-08-26
HERALD OF II III e Il M d S.
Esepatic Elixir.

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gtStion, Weakn,ss and .Sounnss Of The
stomach. Loss of appetite. Lo,cntss Of spir
Ills, Headothe. Asthma, Rheumatisnh r. male
Obstruciions and Wtaknssses. and all other
Complaints arising from diseased stat
Of he Lirer and us secreiions.
'asIlE healiLs and ygcr Of 'be human frame
Il y depend entirely on The digestion the d.
ye,tion on the hillary secrelions. II is obvious,
therefore, that any cause operating 10 'hiain
these secrelions must, Of course, bs productive
of arrangement aud disease lhroug hout the sys-
tenn.
/ The liver is the largest gland in the body, and
II from iis inmate and tardy circulation. the seat
II OF disease is much oltncr attached Ia that organ
than is suspected. Bilious disorders are insi'ii-
Gus IN their attacks, slow ia progress aud much
| varied IN symptoms. Hence many fall victims
Ito them from the nature Of The disease not being
seasouably detected, or properly treated where
by the chain Of diseased action becomes strength
ened aud the links more difficult TO be broken.
| 30 general is the prevalence of Liver Complaint
shat this organ il probably the seat of most all
mcnls unattended with feblile action and that
/ the grand source OF heallh and disease is CON
nectcJ with the healthy or dsordered function oi
the Liver, and also, that almost every ch'onIc
or lingering disease arises from some defect
| there.
\ The symptoms arising from chronic diseases
| Of tina Liver are various almost 10 baliie de-
scrip,ion. They do not all appear in any indi-
II ,hual case, but show ihemse,e es in different per
so,ls in great variety both in extent, number aud
| degree, Us the disorder exists w every Sradaion
| 80 slight as 10 cause no alarm, beng nolhing
more than iulness after meals, with some sore
uess Of lhe bowels, disposition to drowsiness;
ereclions Of wind, ringing IN The cars, dizziness
Of the head, coldness Of The eat, entities, followed
by burning In the soes Of the feet and palms Of
the hands, an unpleasant and sinking sensation
in the pit Of the stomach. Some cases are at
tended with watchiulness, or unreiresh'ng sleep
disturbed by dreams. Pain, also in either side,
mos, frequently in The left, ea,ehding 10 ths
| shoulder blades. The mind ~ often irelul and
rrIlated by the mos, rIi,ing cauSss; the memory
| becomes impaired, and there is a general disin-
clinalien for bodily or mental eAeriion. The
II stomach sympathizes, aud is so much d,stu, bed
as to lead The palieul 10 suppose that his COM
Il plants aiise from an affection OF this organ,
While it is only affected hy being in the vicinity
| Of the real disease.
H There is often loss Of appetite, at other times
an unnatural craving for food
II The Cuuntenance assuDses \ sallOw, cadayer-
Gus or slckly hue Many other symptoms might
be named, but those already enumerated are the
most prominent aud common.
Il This Incidence is palmed upon the public
pnIacen "ur every III that flesh is heir to-" but utter
M experience Oi more than thirty Years IA the practice
and cursNl observation Of the treatment bd remedies
recommended b, others la this class Of diseases, and
after seeing the benefits which have resulted from the
Use Oi II IN many hundred cases the proprietor feels
warranted IN recommending IL n superior TO any pre-
phruon ever offered Being ot vegetable production II
may be taken with perfect safety r ANY term Oi time
10y porsoLs of the most dernie constitutions, however
/ low they may have been reduced by disease.
\ The most distressing cases oi stone in the Gall Blal-
der have been cured by aud III no case oi tins kind,
where II has been used has IL failed OF the most com
plrte succesS.
II viii be found remedy for blotched fsces, so
troublesome TO young persons.
u taken in as preventive II will, by keeping
the hillary and digestive organs IN healthy state, de-
fend the yscm from the attacks Of Fever aud Agues
the yellow. Bilious and Aatumnui Fevers which prey
upon those aud those only who ARE predposod thereto
by disease nnd arrangement OF those organs.
n II Costiyeness is an attendant symptom, II will he
necessary take gentle cHihHrtc once IN three or four
\ Phl nj night, with dose Of Rhnbab Castor OIL, or
Srnna on tue morning following VIII occhsiohaIly be-
4 found eEcacous.
\ II should bo borne IN L.iaG ihat many Of the Diseases
for which this medicine prescribed mny be of long
-Hndug aud obstinate ia chaI Hcter ~ require n
long time To make nm impression Them. In such
case, steady and patient perseverance IL necessary
II much too often happens that patients, reduced ny
disease, ill., through dependency discontinue the use
of means long before their irIo vaue can be tested,
which, II persisted in, would lie productive OF the most
beneficial result.
II The nse Tor an adult, put NJ lea-spoohlul, ihree
times u day yet persons Of weak aud irritable SION
ncls will hegn iih n smaller quantity and gradual,
increase The dose To what the stomach viii retain with
out disturbance.
Il The following certificates amongst many voluntarily
given herewith published, for the purpose OF con
vncuQ the public, that the article is what II purpori,
TO he valuable remedy for the diseases above named
II The Hepatc Elixir Is prepared by j. SrARkwEATHER
Sole Proprietor Upton, Mass by whom each bill oi d.
II rectons " III he slgned IN his hand wripng
II other is genuine. For sale by
II r. J. Tay lor, Newport, r. ].
II li5 Thames street,