Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-06
ADDRESS TO THE PEOPLE
OF THE UNITED STATES

!, N looking around upon mankind the phla,
throplst cannot but find much 10 amen
ne Nari"us Ills 10 which his rnce are suhIe,
ana "hcl are daily and hourly hurr, ing lhou
SANDS TO The grave, and some too IN the lnornin
u NE "hen the hopes of parents and friend
seemed budding INTO maturity, and sufficient l.
a"iNeh Ihe h'elIest sympalhIes Of those " hos
no'i'S are not ca'IouS 10 every sympahrir
'e'ins' hen bv The haggam look, ihe hur
fed breathngs aud the hollow cough of ,bo,,
WIN whom he has been in the habit Of hol,lin.
s"eo' intercourse, perhaps of his own bloc,
te''lIonS, he sees the spark Of lie dimly gln
her'ng or Ju't ready 10 90 out, how does h
"h2lhg desires Increase that the mind of man
ol'hIpolent almost ~ 1t is, could devise som,
"'"hN ny winch under Pr0vdence the conse,
qu'"''s OF lheS. Ills mi ghl be stayed his bet.
''' n"'u' becomes excited, and lac - Stna aIed
!" MS ''sN ~ view OF the mighty results which
may How from his tolls Thus we sce ,h.
market crowded with nosirums whose virtues !,
the nan which are told were true would cause
DEATH iIsELF TO DIE aud man become Inn
mortal
In presenting the PANAcEA Of the DlN
DELiGN aud TOMATO 10 the pulIic we
W"nId say thai We do not claim for IT that il
shalI be specific for Ali The Diseases. ia
"h"h The human frame IS subject, but ,lI C,,
""lrh IL Is recommended. II has for us recom-
u'ehu''Ion The sanction Of the experience of
'ne hoS' Distinguished and enlightened phy,,-
clans on the Gl, be-
me propretors deem II unnecessary 10 state
'ne cost to which they have been AT. or care
""''h mas be"n taken 10 select IN the first place
Tue ttsf articles and then devise the means r.,
winch their whole strength may he riyen to ,h,
puzzle They ask for II only that nced of AZ
teh'inn 10 which The sick and SUFFERING in the
community may deem II entitled they are
wiling that III healing properties should he its
Recommendation, aud that the rcici and health
"h'ch l. sure to come 10 the suffering and dis.
eaS'd alter The use should proclaim lis virtues
'"'y uehh' ahd nave made such arrangements
,n'i II shall have an EXTENSIVE SALE, and
~ ,"'' "m may receive share of IT. healing beur-
MS. The PANAtEA is composed. as ali mus,
1e aware VINO know any thing Of the DAN.
DEilON, TOMATO and SAKsApARIIIA
ii' principal ingredients, from the most innnceu,
us wen ~ The most eiicclual plants in The y,ye.
table kingdom. There j. scarcely an iudiv idu,l
who l. not well acquainted with The cficocv of |
The D\NDELlON, TOMATO and S,RSApA. /
kiILA, and who do not know that IN thoso
diseases IN whIcha complete and radical chance
IN 'he composition Of he blood in the secre.
IohS oI the Liver, and IN the lormation of all
ne sohd parts OF the body are regarded iba,
here are 40 remedies which wall for a nomen,
compare with them IN fact, ia all those rcyious
u winch liver d,ea'es are prevalent. or Nb.r.
rom The nature oi the climate any iupuri,ie.
Il the blood exists, the Dandelion yrows IN GREAT u
"ahilIes,and Is eagerly sought after. II seems
oh HE great abundance Of the Dandclion i,
u The regions where such diseases or any th,, |
"a nom them exist, that it was tho Ies,,n oc -,
'e Creator that where the nalady was lopuJ
10 remedy also might be obtained. They nra p
lerelor' offered 10 the public with fail conf n
'nce for the relief of those diseases for which
'c articles themselves are so often rccommon. u
ed 10y all our first Ply yslcians n
Such as Headache, Dizziness, Sleepiness
oIS's IN the Head, bad taste IN The ,,o,,h I
auSea or sickness Of the stomach. los. or an. y
'tIte' indigestion, dyspepsia fe,cr and arue. :,
IN hIter ealing, sour stomach, heartburn. ,
undIce, coSllveness, Determination oC the n
ood 10 The head. piles, coughs, colds, pain IN p,
side. back, limbs and Jonts, rheumatism =
q All chronic diseases scroiuous humors. sal, L
cum, and all cuianeouS eruption, OF the skin. :,
neral debility, &c. ''