Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-21
uEcDatic Elixir.

II new remedy for Jaundice, Dyspepsia. Iad.
n gestson, U,akntSs and Souness Of he
4 stomach, Loss Of appetite, Lopntss Of spir
II ns. Headdche, .9SthD,a, Rheumatism, Feniait
Il O6sfrmiions and UedknrSses, and all other
Il Complaints arising from a diseased state
II 9 The Lirr and IT'S secreions.
4 INIlE health aud ,gor Of The human frame
depend entirely on the digestion the di-
| sestion On the hillary secretions. II is obvious,
therefore. that any cause operating 10 viiiate
these sscrctions must, Of course, be productive
I'"i arrangement aud disease throughout tho sIs
i ten.
! The liver is the largest gland in the body, and
hom 'is n'Seale and tardy circulation, the seat
!. OF disease is much olncr attached TO that organ
than is suspected. Bilious disorders are iasidi-
Gus IN their attacks, slow in progress and much
varied IN symptoms Hence many fall victims
TO them from the nature OF The disease not being
seasonably detected, or property treated where
by the chain Of diseased action becomes strength
ened and Inc links more difficult 10 be broken -
30 general Is The prevalence oil Liver Complain int,
that this organ is probably the seal Of most all
ments unattended with Fcbrlle action and hat
the grand soulcc Of health and disease is CON
necied with the healthy or dis0rdered lunciion Of
The Liver, aud also, that almost every chouic
er lingering disease arises from some defect
there.
/ The symptoms arising from chronic diseas,
0i the Liver are 20 various as almost To battle de-
scnpiion. They do not ali appear IN any indi-
Sdual case. but show themselves IN different per-
sons IN great variety both in extent, number and
degree. ~ the disorder exists IN ever, gradalIon
so slight Us TO cause no alarm, being nothing
more than iuluess after meals with some sores
ness of the bowels, disposition to drou siness.
erecilons OF wind, ringing IN the cars dizziness
OF The head, GOODNESS of the cXurnIiies followed
by bUsnlng In the s0es Of the feet and palms of
the hands, an nm leasant and sinking sensation
IN tie pi Of the stomach Some cases are at
tended with whchiulness, or unrefre shing sleep
disturbed by dreams Pain. also in either side, |
most frequently in the left, extending TO tho
shoulder blades. The mind is often ireful and
irraed by the most triiling causes; the memory
becomes impaired, and there is n general di,n-
cinalon for bodily or mental eAeuon. The
stomach sympahlzes, aud is - much disturbed
nS TO lead the patient TO suppose that his com
plants arse from an affection OF this organ
while it is only affected 10y being in the vicinity
Of the real disease.
There is often loss Of appetite, al other times
an unnatural cla>ing for food II
The cOuntrnance assumes \ salow, cndavpr.
Gus or slckly hue Many other symptoms ni.hl
be named, but those already enumerated are lhe
most prominent and common.
This Incidence il not pHlmcd upon the public Ms n I
panacea for every ~ that flesh Is heir to-" but nilc
experience al than ihry Year, IA the practic,
recommended by others ~ this class Diseases and
acr seeing the benefits which have resulted from, IN.
Use ni II in many hundred cases the proprietor feels
warranted ~ recommending IL ~ superior to any pre-
paraton ever offered BENG ol vegetable produciIon II
nnl be taken wuh perfect sulcty amy term of time
by persons of The most dtcar constitutions, however
iOW they may have been reduced b, disease. IT,