Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-07-01
I7epalic Elixir.

I II nen remedy for Jfund,ce. DyspfpSd, bdi
\ gtsiion, UeakntSs and .Soun,ss Of h'
Il stomach. Loss orappeiiie. Lo,0ness Of spi
its. Hadache, .fsihma, Rheumatism, Female
Obshucfions and Uedkn.sses. and all other
Il Complaints arising from a diseased state
/ Of he Liver and It's Stcretions.
IHNIlE health aud vigor &C the human frame
depend entirely on the digestion the di-
grstion on thn hillary secrelons. II Is obvious,
therefore, that any cause operating 10 vlliat"
these secretions must, Of course, be productive
of arrangement and disease throug ghout the sys-
teIn.
/ ohe liver is the largest gland in the bcdy, and
fiom it, minute aud tardy circ ulatlon, the seat
of disease is much oltner attached TO that organ
than is suspected. Bilious disorders are insd.
Gus ~ their ATTACKS. slow in progress aud much
varied in symptoms. Hence many fall victims
To them Go.n the nature of tho disease not being
scasonaby detected, or property treated where
by the Cham Of diseased action becomes strength
cned and The links more difficult 10 be broken. -
\ so general is the prevalence OF Liver Complaint,
that this organ is probably the seat OF most all
men,s unattended with Febrile action and that
the grand source Of health and disease is con.
nected with the healthy or diSordcred function Of
the Liver, aud also, that almost every chronic
or lingering disease arises from some deccI
| there
II The symptoms arising from chronic diseases
Of tho Liver are 20 various as almost 10 baiile de-
! scriplion. They do not all appear IN any lndI-
vdual case, but show themselves ia different per-
sous in great variety both in exient, number and
! degree, the disorder exists ia every gradaton
50 slight as To cause no alarm, beng nothing
more than lulne-s a!ler meals, with some sore
ness Of the bowels, a disposition TO drowsiness;
| ,rnctious nG wind rino ing in the cara dizziness
of the head. codncss Of The cxaen,ties, followed
by burning Ia the soles Of the feet and palms OF
! the hands, an unl lcasant and sinking sensation
| in the pit of the stomach Some cases are at-
| tended with watchluness, or unrelreshng sleep
dIsiuI bed by dreams. Pain, also in either side,
most frequently in the left, extending TO the
shoulder blades. The mind is often irelul and
irfatcd by the most trihing causes; the memory
becomes impaired, and there is a general disin-
eiuation for bodily or mental eAertion. The
stomach sympathIzes, and is 50 much disturbed
as to lead the patent to suppose that his com
plants arise from affection Of this organ
while it is only affected by being in the vicinity
Of tho real disease.
there is often loss Of appetite, at other times
an unnatural craving FOR food.
The cOantcnance assumes 4 salow, c0daver
Gus or sickIy hue Many other symptoms might
]
most prominent and common,
! This mrdicpce Is not paimed upon the public
panacca "ur every ~ that iesh is heir to-" but nr
experience al than thirty years the practice
and careful observation o the treatment nhd remedies
recommended by 9th rs in this class 1T diseases, and
alter seeing the benefits which have resulted from The
Use Of IL in many hundred cases the proprietor feels
warranted IN recommending IL as superior to pre-.
paraton offered Being OF vegetable production u
be- taken With perfect safety for term of time
by persons of the most delicate constitutions however
low they may have been reduced by disease.
The most distressing cases OF Stone IN the Gall Blnd
der have been cured hN II and ~ NO case OF ts Kind
where II has been used has JAILED OF the most COM
II plcie success.
Il II will be found sure remedy for blolched fuces, $,
II troublesome TO young persons.
II II taken IN season rs preventive II WILL by keeping
the hillary aud digestive organs healthy state de
fend the system from the attacks of Fever and Aguu
! Tho Yellow, Bilious aud Auumnal fevers which pre-,
upon those aud those only who are prcdsposed thereto
! BY disease aud dcraugcmcn of hose organs.
II II custiyeness is an attendant symptom, IL will u,
necessary take gentle catharic once in three fou
days while The bowels remain IN that state bln'
yIli nj night, with dose of Rhubarb, Castor Oil, o
jenna on the morning following, viii occasionally bt
! found cflicacious.
II Il ,hnunl be borne in mind that many Of the disease,
! for which this medicine is prescribed may he Of lons
stuhding aud obstinate IN character To require
/ long lime Ia make AN Impression on them. In sucl
steady aud patient perseverance, is necessary
II much too often happens that patients, reduced by
disease will through dospondeucy discontinue the us'
n Uf long before their true value can be tested
which persisted in, would be productive Of the mos
| beneficial result.
II The dose tor an adult, put NJ tea-spoonl, thrc
/! times u day vet persons Of weak aud irritable sOm
] schs will hegiu with smaller quantity and gradual,
increase the dose what the stomach will retain with
I out disturbance.
II The following certificates amongst many voluntarl,
given, herewith published, for the purpose Of co
ynciug the public, TINT the article is what II purpoi
to he u valuable remedy for The diseases above nsned
n The IIcphtic ENir IL prepared by j SrARKwEATIER
Sole PROPRIETOR Upton, Mass, by whom each bill oi l
/ rcctuns will be signed IN his own hand writing nom
/ other Is genuine. For sale by
\ X. J. Taylor, Newport, r. I.
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