Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-06-17
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Y sio aach. Loss ofnppttits, LoicmSS 81 Spr'
Il its. Hendache. .isihma, Ritunaiism Ftnide
n Obsirmiions 0Hd ~ eaknsSeS. dm nH oihtr
II Complaints arising from diseased Sfdie
II o) he Lirer and It's Sec'eiious.
yENlil, health aud vsor Of HE human frame
u depend entirely oD the digestion the h''
/ gesiion on the hillary secreioGs, II Is obvious,
! ihrrefire that any cause operating TO slllnte
these secretipns must, OF course, bn productive
| of arrangement and disease throughout the s!s-
! ten.
! The liver is the largest gland in the body, and
fiom ~ minute and tardy circulation, the seal
of disease IL much ollner attached to that organ
than u suspected. EilIouI disorders are in>IdI-
Gus ~ their attacks. SLOW IN progress aud much
varied "a symptoms. Hence many fall victims
10 them from The nature Of the disease not being
scasonably detected. or properly treated where
by the cham ni diseased action becomes strength
ened aud the links more difficult to he broken. -
80 general is the prevalence OF Liver Complaint,
tha, lhs organ is probably the seat of most all
nents unattended with Febne action and that
| the grand source of health and disease IL con
neclGd with the healthy or di,ordsred function OF
! HE Liver, and also, that almost avery chIonIc
| i" lingering disease arises iIOin some Gciccl
| there.
of tho Liver ais various ~ almost la bae de-
SCI prl0n. They do not all appear IN any lndi-
,lduaI case, bat show themselves ia different per
suns ia great ,arety both IN extent, number aud
degree, ~ the disorder exists IN every gradalIon
- siIsht as TO cause no alarm, beng n0ihlng
more Than lulncss after meals with some sore
ness of The bowels Il disposilI"n 10 dronslnrss,
crectlons Oi wlnd, IngIng ~ the ears, diZZlhes>
oi HE head, GOODNESS of the eAuenllles, ioliowed
by burning Ia the soes of the feet aud palms OF
the hands, an unl lcasant aud sinking sensation
IN The pl, Of the stomach. Some cases are at-
tended with wotchiulness, or uure(re shins sleep
disturbed by dlcdms. Pam, also in either side,
most frequently IN the left, extending 10 the
shoulder blades. The mind is often leiuI aud
Initiated by The most trlilng causes; the memory
necomes impaired, and there IS IA general d-in-
clinaton for bodily or mental eAerIion. The
stomach syInpathlzes, and is so much disturbed
as 10 lead the patient to suppose that his conf
plants a'se from an affection Of this organ,
while 1t i 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.
lhe cOuntenance assumes snllow, cndavcr.
Gus or sIckIy hue Many other symptoms light
b. named, but lhosa already enumerated are lhe
most prominent aud common.
TN. niciIciuco is not paInrd upon the public n
panacca "ur ever, ~ that flesh is heir TO-, bUt amer
~ experience al moo tInu thirty Years IN the prnclicr
aud careful observation oi the treatment aud remedies
recommended by Others IN this class o diseases, and
after seeing the ben elits which have resulted from The
use oi II III many hundred cases the proprietor lros
warranted IN recommending II superior to any pre-
paraiion ever offered Beng oi vegetable production II
may be taken with perfect ,uety Tor any tern, OF lime
10y persons of the most dccntc constitutions, however
luw they may have been reduced by disease.
The most distressing cases ol stone III the Gall Blad
der nave been cured bN II aud III at tlls knd,
where II has been used has ii Jailed at the most
plctc success.
IL will be found a sure remedy for botched uces,
Troublesome IN tonng persons
IL taken ~ season ~ preventive II viii, by keeping
the hilmry and digestive organs IN hcaluy state, de
fnd the system irol the attacks nf Fever and Aguts
the yellow Bilious aud AutunHnI Fcvcrs which prey
upon those aud those only who prcdisposed thereto
BY disease aud arrangement Of those organs.
u cu>tycness Is m attendant symptom, II viii hc
necessary to take gentle CaIhartc ia llrsc four
days while The bowels remain III that state. A Blue
Pill n night, with dose OF Rhuhnrb Castor oil, or
hnr 'ri the morning following viii occasionally be
found ciiirucIous.
II should be borne in mind that many Of the diseases
for which this medicine Is prescribed may lie OF long
standing aud obstinate in character to require
long time To make IN impression on them. la such
case, steady and patient perseverance is ncccssary-
IL much too often happens thu patients, reduced bt
dsense, viii, through dcsponiency discontinue the
ui means leng benre their true value cnn be tested
which, persisted IN, would he productive OF the most
benz GGnl result.
The dose for adult, is put az tea-spoonf, three
times day persons Of weak and irritable stnni-
nchs viii begin with smaller quantity aud gradually
increase the dose to what the stomach Viii retain with
ont disturbance.
The following cert .fcaie. amongst many voluntarily
given, herewith published, for the purpose ot
vmcng the public, thut the article is whist purporis
be- valuable remedy for the diseases above named.
The Hepatic ElNW Is prepared hy j. Sr>RKwE,riER,
Sole Proprieor pnn, Mass, 10y whom each bill oi di
rectons will hc sgucd in his hand writing
other Is genuine For sale by
t. J. Ia, lor, Newport, Il. l.
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