Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-31

Please Examine the f0liO,cing
facts in relation 10 The
DANDELION AND TOMATO PANA-
CEA.

VulIIE numerous and extraordinary cures
u which this MEDICINE, unrivalled for it.
safety and efficacy, is daily producing, and the
constant calls on the proprietors for fresh sup
plies by the agents in every section Of the coun-
Iliry, are in themselves sufficient guaranty OF
the truth of the high cnconiums which are every
where bestowed upon it. No one pretends tu
doubt the fact that the DANDrLIoN AND 10.
MATo are two Of the most useful vegetables in
the whcle vegetable Kingdom and in addition to
these the PANAcEA comprises all the virtues Of
a very strong extract Of the best Spanish SAK
sAPARILLA.
Composed exclusively Of such materials, and
prepared with the utmost cares and attention to
the amalgamation and best method of pre,erv
ing in full force the peculiar virtues OF each.
the many and rapid cures which the PANACEA
has effected and still continue TO effect, are moi
really so surprising As they might at first appear
TO the casual observer. The proprietors would
also call the attention Of the public 10 the iaci
that the superior strength of this PR paraton
and consequently the less quantity which is nee
essary to produce The desired effect renders the
Panacea The cheapest as well as The most de-
sirable medicine which has ever been offer
ed to the Public, with the DANDELIos, To.
MATo AND SARsAPARILLA, combined, they
can with confidence challenge competition, and
they do not fear comparison with any Med-
cine which has been or can be prepared, and
they would earnestly and particularly invite IN
peStig gatiOn.
II is therefore offered to the public with full
confidence for the relief Of all those diseases Of
which the articles themselves are so oiieu pre-
scribed by our first physicians.
Such as Headache, Dizziness, Slccpiness,
Noises in the Head, bad taste in the mouth,
Nausea or sickness Of the stomach loss Of dp-
petite, Indigestion, dyspepsia, fever and ague,
pam aiter eating, sour stomach, heartburn, aun-
dice, cOstiveness, determination Of the blood 10
the head, piles, coughs, colds, pain in the side
back, limbs and joints, rheumatism, and all
chronic Diseases sGroiuous humors, salt rheum,
and al cutaneOus eruplons Of the skin, general
debility, &c.
And 10 show that we realize in practice what
we are led TO expect from the ncdi ;inal virtues
of the ingredients composing the Panacea, we
wish to call attention to the following.
BesroN, April 10, ls43,
\lessrs. Ransom & Stevens
Gentlomon- you will allow me 10 express the graft.
udc feel I" YOU for Your invaluable preparalIon Of
Dandclion and Tomato Panacea, winch my wife has
'een uSlng tor the last two months You viii remeu
Ier ihnt when first came To you mentioned that AT
ines for four years she had been conntd Ia the house
nd heen entirely unable 10 do her work, suffering
rom Asthma aud Erl spelas During this period ol
ine she had hardly phssrd night al quiet resiin tact
many OF her nights she would be Obliged 90 be up burn
ng Nltrc to relieve the spells of severe coughing aud
distress inr breath lhH she us'd suffer Her violent
oush, aud The effects Oi II gave reason Ia suppose
IA she was last approaching that ncurHble disease
nhsnnpilon. In consequence of her loss Of aud
lmosi constant distress her health deCned-sle lost
esh and strength aud entirely unable her
orse Ehe tried in vain every thing that the kinn,
nd sh 0i good ply siriHns could suggest, aud de-
paired that she would aver get we'll but thanks that
ind Providence which directed YOU aud your in
nluablc Medicine, she s able to nienG to her do
lesiic concerns, aud we shall always both believe hs
ie has been improving since she began 10 take the
hcea that h'r resioraiQn must be attributed Ia that
M desire publicly 10 oNpresss my gratitude that
ave been enabled to invent valuable medicine, us
ell hs for the sympathy and interest you have innnii,
d IN my situation aud my we's health hopnp IhnI
e above narrative of he astonishing which our
edicine has produced, mgy lend others who ARE sin
rly afflicted Ia apply Ia Non iclore their is hone
S. aud should there be any one who doubts the above
acmrnls aud wish TOR u further de,cripIon of iIi,
se should be happy ~ give il To them verbally &, 4
Hing on me. RICHARD SiIERWIN, Ii
No. - Charter street, Bpson.
Signed in presence oi Joshua Child. H.
Boston, April Ia. lo13.