Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-01
ADDRESS TO THE PEOPLE
OF THE UNITED STATES.

n N looking around upon mankind the philan-
n thropist cannot but find much TO lament.
The various ills TO which his race are subject
and which are daily and hourly hurrying thou
sands TO the grave, and some TOO in the morning
of life, when the hopes of parents and friends
seemed budding into maturity, and sufficient to
awaken the liveicst sympathies Of those whose
hearts are not callous TO every sympathetic
feeling When by the hnggard look, the hur-
ried breathings and the hollow cough Of those
with whom he has been in the habit Of holding
swee. intercourse, perhaps Of his own blood
relations, he sees the spark Of life dmly glim-
mering or Just ready 10 20 out, how does his
longing desires increase that the mind of man,
onnipotent almost as il is, could deSise some
means by which under Providence, the conse-
quences of these ills might be stayed his bet
ter nature becomes excited, aud he is simu aled
TO his task in view of the mighty results which
may flow from his tolls. Thus we see the
market crowded with nostrums whose virtues if
the half which are told were true would cause
DEATH ITSELF to DIE and man become inn
mortal
h In presenting tho PANAcEA Of the DAN.
DELION and TOMATO to the public, we
would say that we do not claim for it that il
shall be specific for ALL the diseases, TO
which the hnman frame is subject, but all for
which il is recommended. II has for its recon-
mendalion the sanction Of the experience of
the most distinguished and enlightened phys-
clans on the GlLbe.
\ The propretors deem it unnecessary TO state
the cost to which they have been at, or care
which has been taken TO select in the first place,
the BEST articles and then devise the means by
which their whole strength may be given TO the
public. They ask for ii only that need of at
tenlion to which the sick aud suffering in the
community may deem il entitled. They are
willing that its healing properties should be It's
recommendation, and that the relief and health
" hich is sure to come to the suffering and disc
eased after tho use should proclaim its virtues ;
they Intend, and have made such ar n gements
that il shall have an EXTENSIVE SALE, and
that all may receive share Of its healing beue-
fits. The PANACEA is composed, as all must
be aware who know any thing Of the DAN
IDEiION, TOMATO and SARSAPARILLA,
its princi pal ingredients, from the most innocent
as well as the most etiectual plants in the vtge
table kingdom. There is scarcely an indiv idua
who is not well acquainted with the efficacy OF
The DANDELION, TOMATO and ndSARSAPA-
RILLA, and who do not know that in those
diseases in which complete and radical change
in the composition of the blood, in the secre-
tons Of the Liver, and in the formation Of al
the solid parts Of the body are regarded, that
there are no remedies which will for u moment
compare with them in fact, in all those regions
in which liver diseases are prevalent, or where
from the nature Of the climate, any iiDpuri,e
of the blood exists, the Dandelion grows in great
quantities, and is eagerly sought after. 1t seems
from the great abundance OF the Dandelion IN
all the regions where such diseases or any that
flow from them exist, that it was the design OF
the Creator that where the maady was found
the remedy also mig ghi be obtained. They are
therefore offered to the public with fnl conh-
dence for the relief of those diseases for which
the articles themselves ARE so often rccommen-
ded by all our first Physicians.
Such a, Headache, Dizziness, Sleepiness,
Noises in the Head, bad taste IN the month,
Nausea or sickness Of the Stomach, loss Of ap'
petite. Indigestion, dyspepsia, fever and ague,
paa after eating, sour stomach, heartburn,
aundice, costveness, Determ nation Of the
blood to the head piles, coughs, colds. pain IN
the side. back, limbs and joints, IN unatsm,
aud all chronic diseases. scroluIous hunors, salt
heum, and all culaneoas eruptIons OF the skin,
general debility, &c.