Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-30
ADDRESS TO THE PEOPLE
or THE UNITED STATES

IN IooL;r. a,cnpd upon m 1pt iNd he rhiiHr-
VI ihroplsl cauuot but fhd nu'b Eo l"nrnt'
I he various ill., 10 which hls rae. are 'nlprrt
aud warh are drijy aud hourly hufr,"s mos
-nnd- NJ iha grave and sonIe TOO In tie ih"'nhl
of ir'e, VIXEN The bope- oi parents "nh ''''""'
seemed bgdding into njaiurliy, aud sn'hcIc'n !"
awaken The liyeiesi sympahia- oi those whose
hearts are mol callouS TO every simPa'h 'c
feeling hen bv the haggard hook, The hnr-
red brca,hass and The hol w cough oi those
with " hom he has been in the habit oi holding
swee. Intercourse. pcrhaps of hl- own blood
relations. he sees Li2 spark of life dimly gum
mering or lni ready % go out, how does his
longng desires incrrarr that the mind OF man.
OmnipOient almost a il *, could d"' isc some
means by which undrr rio,idcncc, the ron.r
quruccs of these iii, taishl be slry d his bet
ter natu - becomes eArhed. and hc ~ sIi,lu aied
To Ia, task in view Of the m,..biy results which
may how from his tolls. I h.@ We see the
market crowded with noslruus whose yrrues h
the bali " hich are told were true would Cause
DEATI I1sLLF 10 DIE and man become M
marital.
I ll pre-cnilug the PANACFA ol The DAN
DEi.lDN aud TOMATO 10 the public. we
would SAY that We do not claim Tor II that II
shall be u specific for All the diseases, to
whlrh the human ,luio - subject, but all Tor
which it i. recomiroadrl. II has for us RECON-
nrndallou the sanction o.. the experience ol
the most distinguished aud enlightened phy.'-
clIus on the Glt be.
The proprclors deem il UNNECESSARY TO state
the cost 10 which they have been AZ, or care
which has been taken 10 select IN the trfi place,
ih" resi- articles aud then devise the utears by
which their whole strength may b. given 10 III"
pUhlic. They ask for II only that mccd ol at
lrnllon Ia which the sick aud suffering ~ the
community may deem II ,utttled. They nrc
willing that its healing proper "S should be I'S
recommendation, aud that the r'lei aud health
which L. sure To come Ia ilIc suffering aud di--
rased after The nsc should proclaim H. virtues I:
they attend. aud have made surh arrangement.
that II .hall have AN EXTENSIVE SALE, aud
that all may receive u share of nS healing beur-
t'-. The PANAtEA i, composed, nS all must
br awar" who know any thing Of The DAN
DILiON. TOMATO and S\RSArNRllIA,
iI- principal nsrpdFnis, tom the most innocent
aS well The no,r etiecruul plant. IN the v,gr
table kingdom. There i. scarcely an individual
who = not well acquainted with The efficacy of
the D\NDELlON, TOM \I, aud SARShpA.
RiLlA, aud who do not know that IN those
Diseases ia whIrha complete aud radical change
IN the composition of the blood, IN the srcrc-
tlous Ui the Liver, and IN the ioImatnn of all
the solid parts of the body are regarded, that
there are no remedies which wIll loI II uuu.ent
compare with them IN fact, Ia all those regions
~ winch liver diseases are prevalent, or whrle
from the nature OF the climate, any impurities
Of the blood exists, the pauGelion grows la great
guanrllir, aud is eagerly sought a,irr. II seems
from the great abundance OF the Dandc,ion it,
all the regions where SGch diseases cr any that
flow lrnm them exist, that was the design Of
the Creator that where the malady was found
the remedy also might be obtained. They are
therefore offered to the public with tail couii
drnce for the relief Of those Diseases l,r which
the articles themselves ate 80 often rccomucn-
dcd b, all our first Ply y,IoanS.
Such as Headache. Dizziness, Slecpinrss,
Noi> in the Head, bad I;;ie in The mouth,
Nausea or sickness Of ile stomach. loss of ap.
petite. Indigestion, dyspepsia, ls,cr and ague,
pala after eating, sour stomach, hcaItburn,
iuundIce. coSlven'sS, Determination Of the
blood 10 lhe head. piles, coughs. colds. pain in
the side. back, limbs aud POINTS, ,hrunlaliSn,
and all chronic diseases scloiulous humors, salt
rheum, aud all cutaneous e'uplIon> OF the skin, 4,
general debility, &c.