Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-03
ucDatic Elixir

A new remedy for Jarndiee, Dyspepsia, Lsdi.
gestion, Weakntss and SOurnfss Of The
stomach, Loss of appetite, Lotcness Of spir-
its, Headache, Asthma, rheumatism, Female
Distractions and Weaknesses, and 0H oihev
| Complaints arising from diseased state
Of The Liver and its sscretions.
VUNliE health and vigor of The hsman frame
u depend entirely on the digestion the di-
gestion on the hillary secretions. II is obvious,
therefore, that any cause operating TO viiinto
these secretions must, OF course, be productive
Of arrangement and disease throughout the s,s-
TEN.
The liver is the largest gland in the body. and
from, its minute and tardy circulation, the seat
of disease is much of,ner attached 10 that organ
than is suspected Bilious disorders are insidl-
Gus n their attacks. slow in progress and much
varied in symptoms. Hence many fall vicllns
10 them from the nature Of the disease not being
scusonably detected, or properly treated whsre-
by the chain Of diseased action becomes strength.
ened and the links more difficult to be BROKEN
So general is the prevalence Of Liver Com plant,
that this organ is probably the seat OF most all
ments unattended with Febrile action and that
the grand source Of health and disease 10 con.
nectod with the healthy or disordered function Of
the Liver, and also, that almost every chrome
er lingering disease arises from some dsiscs
| there.
Il The symptoms arising from chronic diseases
Of the Liver are 80 various almost 10 batlle de-
scription. They do not all appear IN any indl-
vidual case, but show themselves in different per-
sons in great variety both in extent, number and
/ degree, as tho disorder exists in every grndaiioD
| so slight as TO cause no alarm, beng nothing
more than lulness after meals, with some soro-
ness Of the bowels, disposition to drowsIness;
erections Of wind, ringing in the cars, d'zz'ness
OF the head, coldness Of the exuem'lies, followed
by burning In 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 watchfulness, or unrefreshing sleep
| disturbed by dreams. Pain, also in either side,
most frequently in the left, extending 10 ths
! shoulder blades. The mind is often ireiul and
irilated by the most trihing causes; the memory
becomes impaired, and there Is u general disin-
clinalion for bodily or mental eAertion. Tho
| stomach sympathizes, and is so much disturbed
us 10 lead the patient to suppose that his COM
plants arise from affection OF this organ,
while it is only affected by being in the vicinity
Of the real disease.
Il There is often loss Of appetite, at othsr times
an unnatural craving for food.
Il The countenance assumes a sallow. cadaver-
Gus or sickly hue Many other symptoms might
DO named, but those already enumerated are the
most prominent and common.
L This incidence is not pamed upon the public rs .
punncea "ior III that flesh Ia heir to-" but ansr
experience Of more than thirty ours IN the practice
and careful Of the treatment Bnd remedies
recommended by Others In this class Of diseases, aud
utter seeing the benefits which have resulted rom Tho
use of in many hundred cases, the proprietor feels
warranted In recommending II as superior TO amy pre-
paraiion offered Being o vegetable production IL
may be taken with perfect safety for ANY term Of time
by the delicate constitutions, however
| low they may have been reduced by disease.
i The most ds essng Of stone In the Call BlaJ-
1 Ter huye bplu
where IL has been used has II failed o the most com
| pete success.
II II will be found remedy for bo,ched Gces, so
! / troublesome 10 oung persons.
Il II taken In season preventive II WILL by keeping
the hillary aud digestive organs In healthy state, de-
iond the from the attacks OF Fever and Asues
the Yellow, Bilious aud Autumnal Fevers which prey
upon those and those only who predsposed thereto
| BY disease and arrangement OF those organs.
II Hcostiveness is an attendant symptom VIII TO
necessary to take gentle cnihhrc once IN three or onr
days while the bowels remain IN that state. Buo
/ Phi nj night, with dose Of Rhnbarb, Castor Oil. or
Sienna the morning following, Will occasionally be
found enicBcous.
IL should be borne in mind that many of the diseases
for which this medicine Is prescribed may be oi long
standing aud obstinate in character ms TO requircn
long lime To make an Impression on them. In such
case, a steady and patient perseverance is necesssry
II much too often happens mat patients reduced ny
disease will through despondency, discontinue the use
Of means long before their true Nnlue can be 'rstsd,
which, IL persisted in, would be productive OF the moe,
beneficial result.
II The dose for an adult, is put nt tea-spooni three
times IA day yet persons Of weak aud irritable stoln-
achs will begin with smaller quantity and gradually
the dose what the stomach VIII retain with-
out dsiur rbance.
II The following certificates amongst many voluntarily
given are herewith published TOR the purpose Of con-
vincing the public, that the article IN what purpors
To he, valuable remedy for the diseases above named
H The IiePalic E<ir is prepared by srARkwEArhER,
Sole PROPRIETOR Upton, Mass by whom each bill of hi.
r.ciions viii be signed IN his hand writing none
Il r. J. nylor, Newport, RI
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