Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-09
uepatic Elixir.

"A neW remedy for Jaundicr, Dysp'Psia, Ind
gtsiion, Utakmss and Sournsss Of N
stomach, Loss of appetite, Lowntss 81 spi'
its, Headache, Asthma, Rheumatism, FsmnI
| (lLsiruciions and Weaknesses, and all otht
Complaints arising from a diseased sid1
Of ne I.iper and iis seeretions.
ruNiIE health and vigor Of The human fran
u. depend entirely on the digestion the
geston on the hillary secretions. IL Is obyIeu1
therefore, that any cause operating to villa
these secrctions must, Of course, be producti>
of arrangement and disease throughout the - !
\ lem.
/ The liver is the largest gland in the body, an
rom its minute aud tardy circulation. the SCI
Of disease is much oiiner attached 10 that 0rgs|
than Is suspected. Bilious disorders are insid
Gus in their attacks, slow in progress and muc
varied IN symptoms. Hence many iall victim
to them from the nature Of the disease not bein|
seasonably detected, or properly treated where
by the chain of diseased action becomes strength
ened and the links more difficult TO be- broken.
SO general is The prevalence of Liver Complaint !
,ha, this organ is probably the seat Of most nj
menis unattended with Febrile action and TIA
,he grand source Of health and disease is cor
pected with the healthy or disordered function d
the Liver, and also, that almos, every chrohi
er lingering disease arises from some defed
there.
The symptoms arising from chronic disease
OF the Liver are so various as almost 10 battle de
scriplion. They do mol all appear in any ind !
yidual case, but show themselves in different peri
sons in great variety both in extent, number AMI
degree. as tho disorder exists in every gradatioI
40 slight as TO cause no alarm, beng noihin
M ihuu m Tnl a(t Il
pess of tie bowels, disposition to drowsness|
ereciions Of wind, ringing in The cars, dizznes
Of the head, coldness Of the exuemiiies. Eoliowed
by burning In the soles Of the feet and palms o
The hapds, an UNI leasani and sinking sensation
IN the pit Of the stomach. Some cases are nj |
tended with wtchiulness, or unrefreshins sleeI
disturbed by dreams. Pain, also in either side
puost frequently in The left, extending 10 thu
shoulder blades. The mind is often irefu an,
lrlaled by the most trihing causes; The memory
becomes impaired and there is IA general disin1
clDatlon for bodily or mental eAertion. The
sianncb sympalhi2es, and is so much distur be,
as TO lead the patient to suppose that his com
plants arise from an affection OF this organ
while it is only affected by being in the vicinity
Of the real disease.
there is often loss Of appetite, at other time.
an unnatural craving for food.
The countenance assumes sallOw, cadaver-
Dus or sickly hue Many other symptoms might
he named, but those already enumerated are IN.
most prominent aud common
This incidence Is not palmed upon The public M
'anacea "or every III that flesh Is heir TO-" but nrI
~ experience oi more iinn lhiri, year, III. practice
'hd cartul observation &" the treatment and TrmcJt
recommended by others in this class of dnensrs nn.
IWer seeing ihe Pehrpts which have resulted nom the
Use OF IL ~ many buhdrsd cues, the proprietor lc,i-
II 10 tiV
'nrnton ever offered. Beng q" ycgttnhI, niuciIul A.
nhS br taken with perfect snieiy for any rtru, of i'm,
y persons of the most tluIc Consultations, nov ever
ow they may have been reduced 10y di,rasr. o.
The most dIsucsag ,Ascs ol Si"i. M M Ill Ri,'
er nave been cured h il 0ld IA uo op-, = lbl. hird
where II has been"ised nas 4, .ned "f the nst CON
cte success.
II viii be found relned, fur Diot"hc! rses,a
ronblcsonc 10 Young pegsOns.
II taken IN seasOn ia preyrnt.re N!I u hrrpnir
hc hillary apd digestive orgaLs ~ healthy state de
'nd lbe sy.,em Gom The attacks of Fever and Agues
he yellow, Bilious aud Aniumnsl Feyers which prev
pon those aud those only who are p'rdspoed thereto
disease aud arrangement ofIhuse organs.
" costI'ehrss Is M attendant symptom, IL will bs
tctsshrN To take gcnte cathnrC H. three or four
AVS " hiIe the bowels remain in that stnte. A Bue
III al night, with dose OF Rhnbnrb, Custer Oh .t
ennh on the morning following, viii "cchsioIall be
und eihrncIOns.
u should Ice borne in mind thai many or The disensr,
which this medicine Is prescribed may be- Of lou.
hhding aud obstinate IN character rrguirr "
hg iIme To make an impression on them. In such |
se, steady and patient perseverance, Is necessary
much too often happens that patients reduced At
seaSe, wil through de-pondency discontinue the us
means long before their true value cnn be tested,
hch u persisted IN, would be productive OF the most
nehcial result.
The dose for an adult is put NJ a tea-spoonflI three
nes day yet persons of weak aud irritable siop,-
us wiIl begin win smaller ggpnty and gradually
rehse Tue dose to what the sipaGh viii rsian With
disturbance. w" """'
the following certificates amongst many voluntnr
ven, hre herewith published for the purpose of con-
,c"g me pnoIc' that the article ~ what u purporis
be- n valuable remedy inr the diseases above named
] hr Hephic Elixir Is prepared by J. SrARKwE.TugR
It Proprietor, Upton, Mnss. by whom each bill OF J
lions viii he signed III his own hand writing nono
ier 10 genuine. For sale by
X. j. Taylor, Newport, RI
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