Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-01-28
KcpatIc Elixir.

II new remedy for Jaiuadice, dyspepsia, hdi-
gesiion, Heokntss and S0uvness of The
sto'aaeh, Loss ofappsiiie, Lomntss et sp'r-
its, Headacke. Asthma, rheumatism, Female
O5strnciionS aud Weaknssses, and all oth0
Complaints arising from diseased Stdc
Of The Liver and us secrsfions.
rsNliE health and vigor of the hamsn frsms
II. depend entirely on the digestion tho di-
geston on the hillary secreiions. II il obvioss,
therefore, that any cause operating 10 viiiatc
these secrctions must, Of course, be produriyo
of arrangement aud disease throuy yhoui the sls-
TEN.
/ The liver is tho largest gland in the body. and
iiom its minute and isrdy circulation, the sat
OF disease ls much oitDsr suichcd 10 that organ
than is suspected. Bilious disorders are in>Iii-
ous IN their attacks, slow ~ progress mud much
varied in symptoms. Hence many iall victims
10 them from the nature Of The disease not beng
soasonaby detected, or properly treated where
by the chain of diseased action becomes strength
ened aud The links more difficult to DO broken.-
30 general il the prevalence of Liver Complaint.
that this organ IS probably the seat OF in0t a''-
nenis Unattended with Febrile action and that
the grand source Of health and disease Is con-
neDtcd with the healthy OF di.ordersd function oi
the Liver, aud also, that almost every cinoa'c
or lingering disease arises from some dolect
|, there.
+ The symptoms arising from chronic diseases
| of tho Liver are 30 various as almost 10 battle de-
scriplion. They do not all appear IN any 'nd'-
vidual case, but show themselves 10 different pei
sons in grea, variety both in extent. number aud
degree as the disorder exists IN every srada'ion
50 slight as TO cause no alarm, beng noIh'nS
more Than fulncss after meals, with some sore
noss Of the bowels, disposition 10 drowsness;
ercctions Of wind, ringing in the cars, dizz'hess
a ,l,. hnaH nl pA
by burning 10 the soes Of tho fest and pan,s of
the hands, an unL Ieasant and sinking sensation
il, The pit Of the stomach. Some cases are AT
| tended with watcbiulness, or unrelToshing sleep
disturbed by dreams. Pain, also IN either side,
most frequently in the left, extending TO ia"
shoulder blades. The mind is oiteu irclul aud
| irr,ated by the most irihing causes; tho nen'ory
4, becomes impaired, and there Is general dlsl'-
! elination for bodily or mental eAerion. 1hc
stomach symPa,hlzes, and Is SO much d'.tn'ped
as to load tho patient 10 suppose that his con'-
pla ints arise from an affection OF this organ,
while it is emily affected by being in the vicinity
Of the reul disease.
H There is often loss Of appetite, st other times
an unnatursl craving for i"od.
II The countcnsnce assumes a sallow, cada'sr-
ous or sicky Many other symptoms n.isH
be named. but those already enumerated are mo
most prominent aud common
l. THIS incidence is not psimed upon the Puhic ~
panacra "or every III that flesh IN heir TO-, b"t "'f
AN experience than ih;rtN years ih the paot'
aud careful "bserN alton oi the ussneni ana re'""s
mn.uded by others IN this class oi tSohsrS !" y
after seeing the benefits which have resulted h"hl uo
! use of IL IN many hundred cases, tho proprietor hcS
warranted in recommending II superior to ANY pr
pnrnon ever offered. Being nf vegetable production u
mn, he taken with perfect sntty or M, term oi inu
by persons oi The n"st elcnc constitutions ho"N''
low they nay have been reduced 10y distnse' -. ,
H The Eo,t dis cssiIg cascs Of stone IN the ohI' bin
der have been cured b' u "nd ~ no e",s o, ",' ,