Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-03-04
Ese,,asic Elixir.

a ntw remedy for Jaindire, Dysprpssd, Jndi.
\ gtsi;vn, Wtoknss opd Somaess of NE
sio:mch. IIsSS ofappefite. Lorntss Of spir
lis, U,adfehe, .9sihmt Rheumatism, Female
II ObskhciionS nud Vtakn.sses. and oH o,ier
Complaints arising from diseased state
Of he Licer md lis stcreiions
rENIiE health and ,igor ~ the hnn,an frame
II depend entirely on the digestion the di-
geslion on the hillary secroiiOns. = obvious,
lhcIoinre, that any cause operating 10 yltiate
these secretions must, OF course, hs productive
of dcranseG'ent aud disease Throughout, The s,s-
lem,
Il The liver Is the largest gland in the body, and
nom Ms minute aud iardy circu ulation. the seat
ol disease Is much ui,ner attached 10 that organ
',ian Is suspected. Bilious disorders are insdi-
ouS IN Their attacks, slow in progres, aud much
varied ~ symptoms Hence many fall victims
to them nom tho nature Of the disease no, being
soa-onably detected, or properly treated where
by Tie cham oi diseased action becomes strength
cned and The links more difficult TO be broken. -
so general Is the prevalence of Liver Complaint,
that ibs organ Is pi"baby lire seat Of most all.
mcnts unattended with Febrile action aud iha,
The grand source Of health aud disease is con
nccled viii, the healthy OF disordered function Of
the Liver, aud also, that almost every chronic
er lingering disease arises from soma defect
there.
/ The symptoms arising from chronic diseases
Of the Liver are so various ~ almost To battle de-
scription. They do not all appear in any indi-
,dual case, bul show themselves in different per-
sons in great variety both ~ extent, number and
degree, The disorder exists in every gradalIon
~ slight ns 10 cause no alarm, beng nothing
more Than a iulness after ne'fls, with some sore
ness Of The bowels, disposition 10 drowslness;
ereciIons Of wind, ringing IN the ears, dlzzlnoss
OF the head, cUldDess Of The rXuemitss, followed
by burning lD the soles 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 wdchiuness, or unrclresbiDg sleep
disturbed by dreams. Pain, also in either side,
most frequently IN the left, extending to The
shoulder blades. The mind is often lreful aud
lrrilaled by the mos, ,rlniug causes; the memory
becomes impaired, and there il general di,in-
! clinatlon for bodily or mental cAe,tion. The
| stomach sympathlzes, and is 50 much disturbed
as TO lead the patient To suppose that his COM
! plam,s arise from an affection OF this organ,
while il j. only affected by being in the vicinity
| Of the real disease.
! There il ci,en a loss Of appetite, at other times
! AN unnatural craving for food.
4 The countrnance assumes 4 sallow, cadaysr-
Gus or sckly hue Mnny other symptoms might
be named, but those already enumerated are The
I most prominent and comiDoG.
l. This incidence is not palmcd upon The public NJ n
panac,a "lor every ~ that flesh s heir TO-, but after
experience OF more than thirty years Ia the practice
aud careful observation of the treatment and reWedio'
rec commended by others Ia thi, clnss ui dishses rnd
after seeing The benefits which have resulted from The
OF II ~ many hundred cases, the proprietor lrcIs
warranted IN recommending II superior Ia any pre-
purnI"n ever offered. Being of vegetable producion ~
! may be nken with perfect safety Tor ANY term at time
4 he
/ low they may have been reduced by disease.
The most distressing cases oi stone in the Gall bl"d
der have been cured b, II aud ~ no chse al tins KIND
where IL has been used has II oiled Of the most eom'
plcte success.
IL viii be- found sure remedy mr bIo:ch,d aces 10
troubosom. to young persons.
II tnkon IN s,ason preventive II wiz by Keeping
the hillary and digestive orenns IN healthy state de-
irnd ih. system from the attacks ol Fever ana Ague,
the Yellow Bilious aud hutnmhul fcScrs which prey
upon those ud those onl who prcdsposCd thereto
BY dlserse aud arrangement OF those organs.
Il II cUstiyeness is an attendant symptom, II VIII b'
necessary Ia take gentle cnihnic once III ihree or @
DAYS while the bowels remain III ihut siHte. blut
Pill NJ night, with dose Of Rhnbnrb, thsor on, or
scnnn on the morning following, viii occasionally b,
found ellracous.
II should he borne in MUD hnt nnny of the diseases
Tor which this medicine II prescribed may hc "i "hr
standing and obstinate IN character 80 hs To require
long time To make impression oh ib'm w su'h
cnse, steady aud patient perseverance necessary -
II much too often happens that patients, reduced b!
disease, will through despondcncy, discontinue the use
al means long before their vnIne can he tested,
which, II persisted IN, would be productive oi the most
| beneficial result.
\ The dosr ior adult is put M ter-spo"nnl, three
time. n day yet persons Of weak mud irritable soin-
qcs viii begin with smaller qunntity md gradually
increase the dose to what the stomach VIII rstrn with
out disturb inrc.
|. The following certificates amongst many voluntarily
given. herewith published for the purpose Z" con
ynrug the public TINT the article - what II purlo'is
he valuable remedy Tor the diseases above named
The Icpntc EIiNir l. prepared hy j. SrARKw EATHER,
Sole Propristnr Upton Mass by whom each hill oi dit
rcctinns will be sigucd Ia his hand writing none
( other is genuine. For snlc by
d J. Taylor, Ncwpolt, X. j.
7. llr Tia ucs-strcct.