New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-21
A FFECTIONS OF THE LIVER

"A EVERY INVALID SHOULD READ AND REFLECT, IF THEY
DESIRE RESTORATION TO HEALrH.-I venture affirm.
ss an eminent that the grand OF health ami
disease connected "h the natural or dordered junction
of the liver and every chronic lingering illses
arises from some defect Chronic Hepauts the most
frequent form OF The disease IN this country Is slow ~ Us
suffering under lis undermining influence, yet real
disease VIII indicate the patent the alarming state under
which he is aboring any transient indispostoa he ilpues
different Suspecung that The liver being
affected the latent OF these disturbed sensations
S uslrd il is not 10 his power 10 take The necessary pre-
cauoA TO guard against this inSdious enemy his repose
The symptoms OF this disease are often slight and felt for
considerable time such iulness after meals accompanied
by oppression feeling OF vacuty the pit OF The stomach
the mind becomes irritable memory defective, ncapacv
or mental prevails the appetite becomes variable
tongue iurred outh clanmy taste vitiated slight noise
causes start sleep disturbed with iigtfu dreais
,obaly obuse pain the tight SIDE extending 10 hetop
the shoulder camp spasm Is often experienced aud
nervous wichg OF 'ne muscles ana aching pam OF te
limb nervous sick headache is generally causedby II.
appears the form OF cough. asthma &c dis
eased slate OF the liver either b. sympathy or pressure ln'
ucss Arrangement OF the functions ot the lungs and occa-
these disorders By changing The morbid state OF The
liver The irritation OF the lungs Immediately gives way
Tie liver indeed connected primarily secondarly as
cause or efecw diseases OF the bead well as
other parts OF the system.
From these views then there be doubt that he
disorders OF the liver the rs importouce, and
effort ussd remedy them should ne conducted ratonE
principles and by timely aud efficient attention and the
OF the most proper medicines many very serious eose
quencsS may De prevented, which often entaied
The constitution by procrastination-
As remedy peculiarly adapted the of liver ahec-
The most potent and ecacous and every days experience
confirms positively this assertion Ii caudldy be-
preparation has been before tie public
with such uuexampled appreciation from dis
psuSbed Sources dtslDeresed Judges and grateful pa
c1ts medicine, and greater of suffering
mas been iiigaled and permanently effected by
/; than any other medicine extaut.
So confident the proprietor oil its curative properties IN
every case that when the medicine used according 10 bis
directions and the patient Is not satisfied or Convinced aef
using one bottle thai has produced beneficial effect his
agents authorised refund The money paid for It on re-
OF the empty bottle
For sails by CHARLES DYER, Jr., General Agent foI
the United States whom applications for agencies mns'
be uaae IL Westu,nster-s; Re;aied by druggists gene
rally threughouttheS State.
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