Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-12
Hepatic EliXir.

a u,,p remedu for Jaundice, Dyspepsia, lnd,'
g,,fion. Wtaknts and SoWn'ss ef me
sio.anch, Loss oTapp,iiie, LoicnS ~ SPr'
lis. Headache, Asthma, Rheumatism. ftmne
Obsiruciions and Ueaknrsses, and all oihT
Complaints arising from diseased sfofs
of he Lirer and its secref'ons.
gu>IIE health and vigor of The human frame
depend entirely on the digestion The ~
aes,ion on the hillary secreiions. IL Is obvious
therefore, that any cause operating 10 ''ln'e
these secretons must, Of course, be productive
of arrangement and disease throughout the sys'
lem. ,
The liver is the largest gland in the body, ana
rom its minute and tardy cncuaiion' 'he seat
Of disease is much ofiner attached 10 ihat organ
than is suspected. Bilious disorders are 'nSi"l-
Gus in their attacks, slow in progress ana much
vnried in symptoms. Hence many 'n'i 'ict,hs
10 them from the nature oi tho disease not De"S
scasonably detected or properly treated where
by the chain of diseased action becomes strength
ened and The links more difficult 10 be broken. -
So general is the prevalence OF Liver Complaint
that this organ is probuby the seat OF most all
,nen,s unattended W iih Fcbrlle action and mat
the grand source Of health and disease Is con-
necied with the healthy dlsordered Junction oi
the Liver, aud also, that almost every chrome
or lingering disease arises from some deitct
there.
H The symptoms arising FROM chronic diseases
Of the Liver various ~ almost TO baiile de-
scriplion. They do moi all appear in any Indi-
vdual case, but show themselves IN different per-
sons 10 great variety both in extent, number and
degree as the disorder exists IN every gradailon
80 slight as to cause no alarm, beng nothing
| more Than iulness after meals, with some soiea
ness Of the bowels, disposition 10 drow s'ness;
. ercriions Of wind, ringing IN the cars, dIzznesS
| of the head coldness OF the eXuenlliies, followed
| b, burning IN the soles Of The feet and palms Oh
the hands, an pheasant and sinking sensation
! in The pit Of the stomach. Some cases are at
! Tended With watchGulness, or unreireshing sleep
! disturbed by dreams. Pam, also IN either SIDE,
| most frequently in The len, extending TO 'he
! shoulder blades. The mind is often ireiul and
! iuaied by the most trIhing causes; the memory
! hecomes npaired, and there u a general dlsn-
| clinnloa Iur bodily or mental eAeriIon. The
stomach sympathizes, and is 50 much disturbed
a. to lead the patient to suppose ihai his COM
| plants arise from an affection OF this organ,
while it is only affected by being in ,he vicinity
| Of the real disease.
There is often loss Of appetite, al other times
an unnatural craving for food
L The countenance assumes 4 sallow, cadayer-
Gus or sckIy hue Many other symptom might
be named bu, those already enumerated are the
mps prominent and common
THIS melcipce is no, palmed upon The public MS "a
an Npcrlence OF than hry years ~ iht practice
and careful observation oi the treatment and remedies
recommended b, others IN this CEtSs oi dlSthSrS hhd
after seeing the beneiis which halt resulted rom me
use ui IL IN many hundred cnses the proprietor reels
warranted in Recommending II NJ superior !" amy pre-
parntion offered. Beng al vrgethby production II
ma, pc taken with perfect safety Tor amy rrm h lme
10y pcrsons oi The mpsi drlr"'r constitutions however
low they may have been reduced by fistAsr'
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