Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-06-09
lleDalic Elixir.

A new remedy for Jaundiee, Dysp'ps'o' !"d'-
g,siion, Hsaknss and SOur,sss 81 me
stomach, Loss ofopp,tite, Lo,entss cl sp'r-
its. Headache, asthma, Rheumatism, Ftmo's
Ojsirueiions and Weaknesses, and naoiher
Complaints arising from diseased sfd's
of he Liver and lis secrefiOns.
yuyIIE health and vigor Of The human frame
depend entirely on the digestion the d'-
yestion on the hillary secreti0ns. IL IL obvioss'
therefore. that any cause operating TO vii'ais
these secretions must, OF course, be produc'iSs
of arrangement and disease throughout The s!s-
TEN.
The liver is the largest gland in the body, and
rom liz minute aud tardy circulation, The sect
of disease is much ofiner attached TO that organ
than Is suspected. Bilious disorders are insidi-
Gus in their attacks, slow in progress and 'nush
varied in symptoms. Hence many fall victims
10 them from the nature Of the disease not being
scasonably detected, or properly treated where
by the chain of diseased action becomes strength
ened and The links more difficult 10 be broken. -
So general is the prevalence Of Liver Complaint.
thai this organ is probably the seat OF most h''-
menis unattended with Febrile action and ihnt
II The grand source Of health and disease - con-
nected With the healthy or disordered function OF
Il the Liver, and also, that almost every chrome
er lingering disease arises from some dsisst
n there.
Il The symptoms arising from chronic diseases
of the Liver are so various us almost 10 bai's do
Il scription. They do moi all appear IN any ihd'-
vdual case, but show themselves in different por-
sons in great variety both in extent number asa
degree, as tho disorder exists in every gradsiisn
| 40 slirht as to cause no alarm, beng nothing
more Than n fulness after meals, with some sore
| ness Of the bowels a disposition TO drows'ness;
ereciions Of wind ringing in the cars, dzz'"ss:
| Of the head coldness Of the cxuemlies. followed
by burning In the soles Of the feet and palms ~r
the hands, an unpleasant and sinking sensation
! in The pit Of the stomach. Some eases nre al
! tended with wdchfulness, or unreireshng sleep
disturbed by dreams. Pain, also in either side.
! most frequently in the left, extending TO the
| shoulder blades. The mind Is often reiul aud
iui,aied by the most irlfing causes; the memory
becomes impaired, and there is IA general disin-
| clination for bodily or mental eAeriion. 1ho
| stomach sympahZes, and is SO much d'slurbea
as TO lead the patient TO suppose that his eon'-
! plains aiise from an affection OF this sfgan.
| of the real disease.
II There is often loss Of appetite, al other inss
an unnatural craving for food
II The countenance assumes n sallow, sndaveT-
| Gus or sickly hue Many other symptoms might
be- named, but these already enumerated are ibs
most prominent and common.
II This incidence is not pamed upon the public ~
panncea every III that flesh Ii heir to-, but nnsr
experience of more than thirty years ~ the Prssss
aud careful observation Of the treatment and rcnsds:
recommended by Others in this class oi diseases and
after seeing the benefits which have resulted rom lhs
use of il in many hundred cases the proprietor feels
warranted IN recommending II NJ superior 10 nhy pre-.
paration ever Offered. Being of vegetable productisn II
! may be taken with perfect safely Tor ANY term 0i uHs
by persons o the most d'hrnc constitutions, ho"S%
| low they may have been reduced h> disease. ,,