Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-05-25

ADDRESS TO THE PEOPLE
OF TIE UNITED STATE s.

IN looking around upon mankind the phllan-
4 tGIppst cannot but find much Ia lament
The varin ills To which his race are subject
aud which are daily aud hourly hurr,ing thou.
sands 10 ihe grave. and snIneioo IA tic morning
of life, hen the hopes oi parents "n!i friends
seemed budding nlu naiuhl, ahd sulhcIenl To
aw iken ihe li,ellest sympui'Ilus "i those whose
hearts are noi calnus 10 every sSnllmlh TIC
feeling " hen bv the hlggad lnoh. the hur-
ri"d hrcathinss and the hollow cou h of those
with whom he has been ia the habit Of holdIn2
swee. intercQprse, parhaps &c bis own blood
relations, he sees The spark OF lie dInly g!in-
nle'mg or Ju't ready Ia 90 out, huw dues h,i
lonsi,i. dies res increase iltt the mind Of nIn.
omnipOient almost rs il is, could devise some
means hy which under Providence, the cOnse
qgeHces Of these ills might 90 stayed hls bet
Ter nalu' e becomes excited, rnd he i sIln'u acd
Ia his task jn view of the mighty results which
may flow from lis tolls. huS We sra the
market crowded with n0siru rs whose vuIueS If
the half which are told were true would cause
DEATH ITSELF 10 DIE and man become ln-
mortal.
In presenting tho PANAcrA Of the DAN.
DEiiON aud TOMATO 10 the ppblic. we
wuuIJ say that We do not clam for II that 1t
sh. l.e IA specific for ALI the diseases, 10
'
which il is recommended. II has for lis recon
mcndalion the sanction of the experience Of
the most distinguished aud enlightened phySI-
clans on tho Gobe.
/ The proprcluis deem il unnecessary TO state
the cost 10 which they have been ~, or care
hich has bpcH taken to select III the first pInce,
ih. ptsr articles and then devise the means by
hirh their whole strength may be given To the
public. They ask for IL only that nrncd OF at
trnlion 10 which the sick aud - II ,ng IN The
community may deem il ,nt;l'ed. They are
willing that i,s healing properties Slloud be ITS
recommendation, and that the rclici and health
" kGh is sure to come 10 the suffering aud dis
eased after the use sioud proclaim lis virtues :;
they intend, and hayc made such nr ieemenlS
that il shall have an EXTENSIVE SALE, and
that all may receive II s.,are oil ts heating beue-
fis The PANAEEA is composed, as AL must
hc aware who know any tnng oi the DAN
inEilON, TOMATO aud SAKSApAkil.LA,
lis principal ingredients, from tie n,,st tnn"cent
as well as the most eieclual plauiS ~ the rtgc-
table kingdom There Is scarcely an indi, laud'
who is not well acquainted wth the c.iIcac! of
tho DANDELION, TOMATO and SAGSAPA.
EiI.IA, and who do not know ,hat in Hose
diseasvs in which complete and radIcd.change
in the conipoSiiion Of The blood, IN The sccfe-
tons OF iha Liver and in the formation oi at
the solid parts Of the body are REGARDED, that
there are mu rrnic,!ies which viii tor Il moment
compare with them in fact, in all those .cg'"ls
in which liver diseases are prevalent, or whetn
from the nature OF the climate, any impur!'is.'
Of the blood exists, the DandeIIon grows IN great
quantities aud is eagerly sought alt"r. iisccinS
from the great abundance OF the DGdelion ~
all the regions where such diseases or amy mat
flow from them exist, that IT was the design oi
the Creator that where the maady MAS found
the remedy also might be obtained They are
therefore offered to the public with fall c"n',
,!rnce for the relief of those diseases Ir which
tho Articles themselves are 30 OXEN rrcomineh-
dad by all our first PhysicinnS.
Such a, Headache, Dizziness, SlerploeSs,
SciS in the Head, bad taste in lha month,
Nausea or sickness Of the Stomach, loss o! ap-
petite. Indigestion, dyspepsia, fever and ngue'
paia after eating, sour stomach, hehflOuth'
laundcc. costiveness, Determination OF lhe
blood to the head, piles, coughs, colds, pain IN
the side back, limbs and Joints, 'hcumal''nl'
and all chronic Diseases scroIulou' hunors, salt
,heum, and all cutancoas cfuplions Of Ire SHIN,
Sene.aI debility, &c.