Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-06
ADDRESS TO 1iiE PEOPLE
or 1HE U.NIIED STATES.

lupkIng around upon mank md the philan-
u thfoplS cannot but fad much Ia lau,rn,
The various Ills 10 whlch hls iarr are subject
aud which are daily and hourly hurr, ng thou.
sands 10 tie grave, and sou.r too ~ the nioiuin,
of he, whru ih" hopes of parrnI~ an friends
seemed budding into maturity, AID -uiiio lcnl TO
awaken the llveliest sympathe, those whoso
helIiS are net Gallon, 10 every sympathetic
feeling. hen bv The Ltsgard hook, ihe hur
red lreathlug- aud the h6lluw cou- h Of those
with " nom he hd, been IA the lh,fr. Of holding
swee. intercourse, perhap, of his or blood
relations, he secs the spark of life dmk q M
mering o. lu,t ready Ia go out. how docs hi,
longing desires increase that the mind of nr,ir.
OmnipOtent almost a II Is, could dev lse some
means 10y which under Pro, deuce, the conse.
quenGrr sc Dl'rss ill~ might be stay his be-.
ter nate 4 becomes excited, aud be i sllns nted
To his thsk IN view Of the mighty resuIls which
may now from his tolls. 'lhus we see the
market crowded with nosrums whose yiriaesi,
the half which are told we're true wOdd Hau~c
Death irsELs 20 DIE and ma" become M
mortal
4" In presenting the PANACEA Of tie DAN.
DELlON aud TOMATO 10 the public. we
woula say thai we do moi claim Tor II that II
shall bd u specific for All. the Diseases, 10
whlrh the .nran frame SUBJECT, but all for
which it is icccm loadr1. II has ior n, recon-
mendarion ,he SihefIoa Of The experience of
the most distinguished and enlightened plysl-
CIlnS on the Glt he.
The proprlrors deem il unnecessary TO state
the cost To which they have been at, care
Hhich has been laken TO select IN the iiisi place.
lils gtsI articles aud then Ln'i,e the means by
which their whole strength hGJ' ,.e s.Yan 30 the
public. They ask for II only that ur1cd NJ ri,
tenllon Ia which the sick aud suffering ~ ,:e
community may deem II entitled. They are
" Hing that lls hral!ns properties should bc is
rcCdnriendar.on, and that Tie fclIe and health
which'is sure to coure 10 the suilelIng aud dls-
rascd after tho uSa ,hogld proclaim Ms virtues
,hey nrend, aud have made such nrdG Gen'cn's
That !, shall have an EXTENSIVE SN.E, a!a
n,st al 'i.nV receive share of Its healing bcut-
fits TIE ,hNhCEA is composed, a. all mus
be aware who lA,ow any thing Of the DAN
DEIION, TOMATO and SKSAPARliLA,
IT'S principal ingredients, from The most nnocon.
as well as the mosl eilccual plants IN he vtgc:
table kingdom. There Is SCARCELY an Indiy Idual
who i not we'll acquainted wlh the efficacy Of
the DANDELiON, TOMATO and SARSAPA-
IRIl.IA, and who do not know that IN those
Diseases in which, complete aud radical change
IA ihc composition of the blood, IN the sscrc.
lions Of the Liver, aud IN the formation of al
the solid parts of The body re regarded, that
there are no remedies whIc.. wit i.r monen,
compare with them IN racl, n'ail those regions
~ which liver diseases are prevalent, or where
fonfihe nature OF the climate, any umpurltlo
Of the blood exists, the DAudcIou grows IN great
Quantities and Is eagerly sought after. ltseems
from the great abundance Of the Dandellor IL
all the regions where such diseases or any that
flow from them exist, tha, It was tho design Of
The Creator that where the maady was found
the remedy also might be obtained They are
therefore Offered 10 the 3GbI.c with 'Hl CONT
dence for the relief o! il,6Se Dis ,scs For which
the Articles themselves are so often !, commen-
ded hy all our tirS, Physicians
Such as iledGarhc, Dizziness, Slccpmcss,
Nois in the Head, bad taste IN the mouth,
Nausea or sickness of the stomach loss of APP
petite, indigestion, dyspepsia, fever and ague,
ma after eating, sow stomach, heartburn,
laundco, cosiivcncss, Determination oi the
blood to the head, piles, coughs, colds, pam IN
the side back, l.mbS and POINTS, rheumatism,
and al chronic diseases scrolulou- humors, salt
Ihcuu, and all cutdncoaS eruplIonN ci the skin,
general debility, Sc.