Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-15
MeDatic Elixir.

a mem remeaiu for Jaundiee, Dyspepsia, ind''
pestion UeakntSS and Somness 81 me
Stomach. Loss of appetite, Lo,0ness q spr-
IFS. Headache, Asthma, Rheumatism ftma'e
Ojsiruiions and UeakneSses and al Other
(omplniuis arising from mStuSed Sf"e
Of me Liper and It's secrefiOns.
yaNHE health and ygor Of The human frame
u depend entirely on the digestion The d.
pestion on the hillary secretiohs. IL Is obvious
therefore, that any cause operating to ,i''ate
these secretions must, OF course, be Pfoonei"e
of deranoement and disease throughout The sJs
TEN.
The liver is the largest gland in the body, ana
from lis minute and tardy circulation, 'he Sea'
of disease is much oilner attached 10 Thai organ
than is suspected. Bilious disorders are lnsid,-
Gus in their attacks, slow in progress ana hueh
varied in symptoms. Hence many fall v'c'ims
10 them from The nature OF The disease not be'"S
seasonably detected or properly treated where
nv the chain of diseased action becomes strength
ened and the links more difficult TO be broken -
| so general is The prevalence Of Liver Complaint,
| thai This organ is probably the seat Of most all
| ments unattended with Febrile action and that
| the grand source Of health and disease Is con-
| necled with the healthy or dIsOrdered Junction o'
the Liver, and also, that almost every chrome
er lingering disease arises from sons dcleci
there.
The symptoms arising from chronic disease
of the Liver are 80 various rs almost 10 bahle de-
scrption. They do not all appear IN any 'n"'-
yidual case, but show themselves ~ different per-
sons in great variety both in extent, number ane
degree, as the disorder eAsts IN every graha'loh
| ~ slight as to cause no alarm, beng noihhg
more than fulness after meals, with some sores
ness Of the bowels, a disposition 10 drowsiness;
,..l tho IlyyIn -
of the head, GOODNESS Of the ex,iemiies, followed
by burning In the soes Of the feet and palms OF
the hands, an unp pleasant and sinking sensation
in the Dit Of The stomach. Some cases are at
tended with watchinlness, or unrefreshlng sleep
disturbed by dreams. Pain, also in either side,
most frequently in the left, extending TO ihs
shoulder blades. The mind is often irelul and
irilated by the most ,rining causes, The memory
becomes impaired, and there rs general dlsin-
clinalion for bodily or mental eAenIon The
stomach sympaihIzes, and is so much disturbed
AS TO lead The patient TO suppose that his com-
plants arise from an affection OF this organ.
while il is only affected by being IN the vicinity
Of the real disease.
There is often IA loss Of appetite, at other times
. an unnatural craving for food
. The countenance assumes a sallow, cadaver
n Gus or slckly hue.-Alany other symptoms m'sh'
, be named, but those already enumerated are the
most prominent and common ''
, This incidence is not pnlncd upon the public ~. a
, panacea "for every i'll that flesh ID heir to-, hut after
an experience OF more than iry yeurs ~ The practca
and careful observation Ql hc treatment and remedies
recommended by others III this class "i diseases, shu
seeing the benefits which have resulted rom ms
+ use OF in many hundred cares, The proprietor eti-
, warranted iu recommending II ns superior to any pre-
pura,ion ever offered Being of vegetable production II
n may he taken with perfect safety Tor any term o imt
!, y pcrs0ns of the dehcnlc constitutions, however
- low they may have been reduced by di'.n's'
= The most distressing eases oi stone ~ me van nan
der haye cured by IL aud IN 10 case oi this kid
where IL has been used has II Jailed oi the most com
plete success.
IL will be nund sure remedy for bolchca tceh 81
r Troublesome 10 young persons,
II taken IN season us preventive VIII ty heepmi
III. bilar, aud digestive organs IN healthy ssaie, dt
y Cnd the stem from the attacks of Fever aud Agu,
the yellow, Bilious aud hn,nmnhl FeN-rs which p.
upon ihose aud th"se only who ARE pfespossd ihef.
" bl disease aud arrangement ofihose organs.
IL II cusycn.ss is an attendant symptom, u VIII U
necessary to take gentle caharc once In three or ion
J., DAYS while the bowels remain ~ TINT state. hlh
= Phi al night with II dose oi Rmharb, Castor Oh g
Is Sienna the morning following, VIII "ccasIoha''y 10
Is found ellcacIous
tor which this medicine is prescribed may bs oi Ion
y standing aud obstinate III character so !" 10 require
ii long time to make impression on them IN sue
a case u strndy and patient perseverance, ~ neotsshr,
II much too often happens that patients, redh't" ID
- disease will through despondeucy, llsconinu. te Us
n nr means long before their true vulue can he TESTED
IA which, II persisted ~, would be pi'Guc'so VI tue MOI
. beneficial result.
,! The dose for adult isput nj tablespoonful, TIRE
times "A duN vet persons OF weak ANA nfllhble SION
D icls will begin with smaller quantity ana gfhduall
increase the dose To what the stomach VIII retain viii
ou disturbance.
or The following certificates amongst many voluntarl
as given ure herewith uhshed for the pnrposs .. COZ
r vincins the public, that the article Is whnt pn,p"
to he, n valuable remedy er the diseases above nnne
The Iepnc ElNir is prepnrtdb> J. SrAnkmEAruHl
sole Proprietor, Upton Mass, by whom each bill "i
an viii be sIgne ~ his own hand writing mon
T. j. Taylor Newport RI.