Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-05
IleDalic EIixir.

a new remedy for ylpsfics. Dyspepsia Ind''
gtsiion, Vfaknsss apd Sourness Of The
stomach, Loss of opptiiis. Loientss II spr-
its. Henddche, Asthma, Rheumnfism Female
QLsirmrtions and Weaknrsses. and MI Other
/ Complaints arising from q diseased STATE
\ OF me Lirer and lis secreiions.
vuyIIE health and vigor Of The human frnms
u depend entirely on the digestion the di-
gestion on the hillary secretions. IL y obvious.
therefore. that any cause operating TO y'tatY
these secretions must, Of course. be protective
Of arrangement and disease throughout the pS
TEN.
\ Tho liver i. The largest gland in the body, and
fom its minute and tariy circ uln'ion. the seht
OF disease is much ofiper attached 10 that organ
than IL suspected. Bilious disorders nre 'nsidi-
Gus ~ their attacks. slow IN progress and much
ynried in symptoms. Hence many fall victims
10 them from the nature Of ihs disease not Peng
sensonnbl, detected. or properly trented whercT
by the chain Of diseased lion becomes strength
ened and The links more difficult 10 be- broken. =
So general is The prevalence oi Liver Complaint,
that this organ is probably the seat OF most nll-
mepls unattended nh Febrle action and that
the grand source Of health aud disease ~ con-
nected with the healthy or ds0rdered function OF
The Liver, aud also, that nlnos, every chronic
er lingering disease arises from some defect
there. .f
| The symptoms arising from chronic diseases
Of the Liver are so various ~ almost 10 bnffs de-
scripiion. They do moi all appear IN amy indi-
vidual case, but show themselves in different per-
sons in great variety both in exept, number and
degree. US tho disorder exists in every gradation
80 slight rs to cause no alarm. beng nothing
more than n iulness after meals, with some sores
ness Of The howels, disposition TO drow siness;
erec'ions OF wind, ringing in The cars, dizSipess
Of the head, GOODNESS Of The extrniIies, followed
by burning IN the sOles Of the feet aud palms Of
The hands, an UNI leasani and sinking sensation
in The pit Of the stomach. Some oases are at
tended with watchfulness, or unrefreshins sleep
disiu, bed by drenms. Pain. also in either side,
most frequently in the left, extending TO the
shoulder blades. The mind is often neiul and
irriaied by The most Uifing cnuses; The memory
becomes impaired, and there is a general disin-
cinal,on for bodily or mental exeriiop. The
stomach sympaihzes, and is so much di.tu, bed
as TO lead the patient to suppose that his COM
plants arise from affection Of this organ.
while it is onIy affected by being in the vicinity
Of the real disease.
there is often loss OF appetite, at other times
an unnniural craving for food.
II The count.nance assumes shlOw, cndavcr-
Gus or siclly hue - Many other symptoms might
be- named, bu, those already enun,eraled are The
most prominent aud common.
II This Incidence is not pamed upon the public Ms
panacra "or every III that flesh is Heir To-" but nitet
MI experience al than thirty years the practice
and careful observation Of the treatment mud remedies
by others III this class Of diseases, aud
alter seeing the benefits which have resulted from the
OF II in many hundred cases, the proprietor feels
warranted in recommending IL ms superior To amy pre-.
paration ever offered Being vegetable prodUc IL
may be taken with perfect safety lbr term OF Tins
persons oi the m"si dehcaic constitutions, however
low they ma, have been reduced 10y disense.
diana nt m NIL HlasI.
der have been cured by IL aud in OF tins kind
where hns been used has iaied OF The mos, com.
pete success.
! II will be found remedy for botqhed wees, 20
troublesome 10 yonng persons.
IL taken IN season Hs preventive viii ly kecphg
HE hillary and digestive organs III healthy state de,
fend the system foni the attacks Of Fever aih Aguts
the Yellow Bilious and Auinmnnl Feyers which prey
upon those and those only ~ho sre p"edsposed thereto
by disease aud deramgemeni oi those organs.
u foostiyeness is ah attendant symptom, Il will he
necessary to take gentle cnariic once IN three four
DAYS while The bowels remain III that state. A Blue
pm at night, with dose OF Rhubnrb Castor Oil, or
Senna on the momin. following, vii occasionally be
found ellcaclons
1t should he horne In mind TINT many or the diseases
for which this medicine is prescribed may be OF long
standing aud obstinate In character 81 As io require
long Time to make IN Impression on 'hem III seeh
case, stead, and patient perseverance 10 necessarily
II much too often happens that patients, reduced by
disease WILL through dependency, discontinue the
ni means long before their true value can he tested,
which, II persisted in, would be productive OF the mos,
beneficial result. -
The dose for m adult Is put at tea-spoonJul thres
times dny ct persons of weak and irritable sioin
schs will begin with smaller qunhtiiy and gradually
increase the dose to what the stomach will reihn wii-
out dist bnnce.
The mllowing certificates amongst many voluntarily
given herewith published, for the pgrpose of con
vinciua the public ihhl the article - what pUrpor,s
to he, n valuable remedy for The diseases above named
The IIepniic Elixir Is prepared by j. SrARKwEATnER,
Sole Proprieor Upton, Mass, by whom each hl of d.
rections will he signed IN his own hand writing
II. J. la, lor, Newport, RI
liS Thanes!street.