Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-05-12
uelDatiC ElixiY.

A nsw remedy for Jaundies, Dyspepsia, L"H-
gtsiion, UtGkntss and SOurntss oT The
stomach, Loss Of appetite, Loi0nsss oJ spir.
its, Headache, Asthma, Rheumatism, Ftmnis
ObsiruCiions and WsaknSssss, and all other
Complaints arising from a diseased state
Of The Liver and lis secretions.
VuNIIE health and vigor Of The human frame
u depend entirely on the digestion the DR.
gesiion on tho hillary secretions. II u obvious,
therefore, that amy cause operating 10 viiin,e
these secretions must, OF course, be productive
Of arrangement aud disease throughout the s>s-
TEN.
The liver is the arges, gland in the body, and
rom its minute and lardy circulation, the seat
Of disease IN much ollner attached 10 that oryaS
than is suspected. Bilious disorders are insidj-
Gus in their attacks, slow in progress aud 'nuss
varied in symptoms. Hence many fall victims
10 them from the nature OF the disease not being
seasonably detected, Or properly treated whcrc-
by the chain of diseased action becomes strength
ened and the links more difficult TO be broken -
So general is the prevalence OF Liver ComP'aiar.
that this organ is probably the seat OF most all
ments unattended with Febrie action and that
the grand source Of health and disenre is son-
nectcd with the healthy or dsordcred function of
the Liver, aud also, that almost every clion's
er lingering disease arises from some defect
there.
\ The symptoms arising from chronic diseases
OF the Ii, er are SO various as almost 10 buie DIT
scripiion. They do moi all appear in amy indI-
vidnal case. but show themselves in different poT-
sous in great variety both in extent, number and
degree, ns tho disorder exists in every gradaiion
~ slight 10 cause no alarm, beng nothing
more than n iulncss after meals, with some SORE
ness Of the bowels, disposition 10 drowsiness;
erectons Of wind, rnei in the cars, dizzinssS
Of the head GOODNESS of the eAtiemities. followed
by Burning In the solcs Of the feet and pnlms sG
the hands, an unt lcasant and sinking sensation
in the pit of the stomach. Some cuscs nre At
tended with watchfuinoss, or unrefreshins sleep
disturbed by dreams. Pain, also in either side.
most frequently in the left, extending TO ihs
shoulder blades. The mind is often ircful aud
il, tinted by the most iriiling cnuses; tho memory
becomes impaired, and there iS general disin-
clination for bodily or mental eAeriion. Tbs
stomach s,mpathlzes, and Is 50 much disturbed
as 10 lead the patient TO suppose that his COM
plants arise from an affection OF this srgun,
while j, is only affected by being in the vicinity
Of the real disease.
There is often loss of appetite, nj other times
an unnatural ing for food.
|. The countcnance assumes n sallow. eaaavar-
Gus or sickly hue Many other symptoms might
be named, but those already enumerated arv ihs
most prominent and common.
h This mediciucc /, not palnrd upon the puLls ns y
pnnacca ir ever, III that flesh Is heir TO-" but nn-s
experience o more tnn thirty ,rnrs IN th, prAstic$
mud careful obs.vaiinn "i the treatment and r-noii's
by others In this ca.s of dWta,.s, nIA
after seeing the bcnt fts which have resulted i"m tho
oi IL in many hundred casss, the proprs,"r feels
warranted in Recommending IL ~ superior 10 any pro-
partition ever offered. Being ui vegetable production
may be nken with perfect safety Tor any term vi limo
by prrsulr of the most delicate constitutions, however
low they may have been reduced lay dIsrnss.
y The most distressing cases al Stone ia the Gall bls2