Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-23
HelDatic Elixir.

"A nep remedy for Jamdiee, Dyspepsia, hf|
| gtSiion, UedkRtss and .SOurness Of M
stomach. Loss ofappstie, Loicntss ol spir
its, Headaehe, Asthma, Rhsumaiism, F'mnA
H Obsiruciions and Veaknrssss, and all 9th,
L Complaints arising from a diseased sidd
l Of iht Lipsr and its Stcreiions.
vuNIIE health and vigor Of The human franz
u. depend entirely on the digestion the d|
gesiion on the hillary secreiions. II is obvious
therefore, that any eause operating 10 sniad
these secretions must, OF course, be Producti,
Of arrangement and disease throughout the =, \
| tcm.
The liver is The Iarses, gland In the body, an|
nom lis minute aud tardy circulation, the sea-
Of disease is much oiiner attached TO that orgn|
than Is suspected. Bilious disorders are insid
Gus in their attacks, slow in progress and msc
varied in symptoms. Hence many fall victinl
10 them from the nature Of the dsease not bein|
seasOnably detected, or properly treated where
by the chain Of diseased action becomes strength
ened and the links more difficult 10 be broken. i
So general is the prevalence oliver Com 'plain
that this organ is probably the seat Of most a
ments unattended with Fsbrile action and thai
the grand source Of health and disease is con
necied with the healthy or disordered function o|
the Liver, aud also, that almost every chIoni
er lingering disease arises from some defcc
there.
The symptoms arising from chronic disease
OF tho Liver are so various az almost 10 battle del
scription. They do not all appear in any indi
vidual case, but show themselves in different per
sons in great variety both in extent, number and
degree, as the disorder exists in every gradaiioH
so slight AS to cause no alarm, beng nothing
more than lulness after meals, with some sore1
ness OF the bowels, II disposition 10 drowsinessI
erecllons OF wind, ringing in the cars, dizziness
Of the head, GOODNESS Of the exuenliles, followed
by burning In the soles Of the feet and palms of
the hands, an uni easant and sinking sensai 10 VI
in the pit Of the stomach. Some cases are al
tended with watchluIness, or unrefres,ing slee ri
dstu,b bed by dreams. Pain, also in either side |
most frequently in the left, extending TO the
shoulder blades. The mind is often ireful and
irrilated by the most triling causes; the memory
becomes impaired aud there is IA general di.in-
clination for bodily or mental eAerlion. The
stomach sympaihises, and is so much disturbed
as to lead the patient 10 suppose that his CON-
plains arise from an affection Of this organ
while II Is Only affected by being in the vicinity
Of the real disease.
There is often loss Of appetite, a, other times
an unnatural craving Cor food.
The cOuntcnance assumes a sallOw cadayer-
pus or sickIv I'm. - t,,ny ,,hor s,,,.,,,',.,, -
b., - '''' ',"'P'o,'s hgh'
oc named, Dut those already enumerated are Tho
most prominent and common.
This mcdicince is not pnlmed upon the public M n
,nnnrea "IOr every i'll that lesh is heir TO Lu ,m.
experience al nor. than ihr, ,,nr, m ,h. r,r,ic
md INT o,s,rynti,u M mo r..'.,.,, ~ p,'o
recommended IL, Others in this Gins, ol Ii.,.. .'f
liter seeing the b,ur0ts which hny, r,,uI,.J r 30, ' ',
se OF il IN nInny hundred cn,r, iI. nrnn,i,,, , ~
warranted in recunurndns /, ,s snn,iinr' ~, ".'S
aratiOn ever offered Iie,Ip ui y,p,tnhI, ,rn"c;p
nay he taken with perfect safety ,r nuy tern, ~, '; "
y persons of IN, most ,l,h,st,. ,i,,,... .
hw they may hnye b,cu rrIurcJ LY Ji, ' '''"''''
The most distressing eases of sion, IN ,h. f.u ,,,
er hnVy Lrrn cured by IA aud il, M, ,,.. ,,, ,i -,