Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-22
MeUaaic E>Iixir.

a ne,c remedy for Jaandice, Dyspepsia ma.
gestion. Vsakntss and Sowness of~m
Stomach. Loss of appetite, Loicntss q spr-
;fs Headache, Asthma, rheumatism, ftmate
Ojsirnciions and Weaknesses, and dn o,nr
Complaints arising from Hsedsed s"''
OF The Lirer and its secrefions.
yayIIE health and vigor Of The human rams
depend entirely on the digestion '"s ~
pestion on the hillary secret'ons' u u oo',ou.'
therefore. TINT any cause operating 10 WINS
these secretions must, Of course, he Prodnc'"e
or deronsement and disease throughout The sJs
tenn. L,J and
The liver is the largest gland in the body' anu
c,om ;,s minute and 'tnrdy circulation, the sea'
or disease is much ofner attached TO that organ
tbnn Il suspected. Bilious disorders are 'nsidi-
ous in their attacks, slow in progress ana moc"
varied in symptoms, Hence many i"i' 'ictHS
~ them from the nature OF the disease not being
seasonably detected, Or properly treated "he'e
nv the chain Of diseased action becomes strength
ened and the links more difficult TO be broken:
So general is the prevalence OF L'ver Conp'a'nt,
that this organ IL probably The seal OF most an
men,. unattended with Febrile action and that
the grand source Of health and disease is con-
nected with the healthy or dsordered function oi
the Liver, and also, that almost every chronic
er lingering disease arises from some deicct
there
II The symptoms arising from chronic disease
Of tho Liver are 80 various as almost TO baiils de
! scription. They do not all appear IN any ihai
! yidunl case but show themselves IN different per-
sons in great variety both in extent, NUMBER an"
! iJegree as the disorder exists in every grada'on
|, SO slight as to cause no alarm, beng no'h"s
| more than fulness after meals, with some sores
ness Of the bowels, a disposition TO drows'neSs;
erections Of wind, ringing IN the ears d'zz'"ess
A L., ,f 4 lOlIOweu
by burning In the socs Of the feet and palms OF
the hands, an unpleasant and sinking sensation
i, tho nil of the stomach Some cases are att
tended with wdchfulness, or unreireshng sleep
| dis,n,b.d ny dreams. Pain, also IN either slde'
most frequently in the let, extending 10 INC
shoulder blades The mind is often reiu and
irri,ated by the most irining causes; the memory
!, becomes impaired, and there IS general d,.'n-
e clination for bodily or mental eSerton' he
$ stomach sympathlzes, and 's so much dstu'pe"
" a. TO lead the patient to suppose that his com
J.. nI,;n,s u,i., from an affection Of this organ
r while it is only affected by being in the vicinity
;, of the real disease.
There is often loss Of appetite, al other times
g an unnatural craving Tor iood
i The countrnance assumes a sallow, cadaver-
d ous or sickly hue Many other symptoms might
j. be named, but those already enumerated are the
most prominent and common
IL This incidence Is not palmed upon the pnhic Hs
oeuncea "tor every III that flesh Is heir TO- but atef
an experience o more than thirty Yeas IA me practes
and careful observation Of the treHimrht ana remeur.
recommended by others IN ihis cIhss o usehs's ano
nuer seeing the benefits which have resulted rom Tue
v use of il in many hundred cuses, the proprietor etiS
warranted in recommending IL ms superior Ia amy pre-
narration ever offered. Being OF vegetable production
may he taken with perfect safety tor any term OF hls
y persons the most delicate constitutions, however
n, l1w they may have been reduced 10y disease , m +,
me mo,t Distressing cases Of stone ~ the Gall Bnd
der have cured by il aud IN no case o 'h,s ku
-u.i hus l.u
's' plete success. -. r. ,,.,.,.. ,,.. =,
C. II will be found sure remedy for bio@heu wees, o.
- troublesome To Young persons .,, =, ,---,..
II If taken IN season ~ preventive MI tH s"'Pm'
the bilar, nnd dlgesiNe orsnhs III htnl! s,,, , u
fend the system from the attacks oi fr\er hu A2ne
ia, yellow, bilious and AutuInha ftvers when Wel
T. upon those and those only who are ptdiSposed here
by disease and arrangement uf those organs -,
u 'Ucostivcncss is nm attendant symptom, II VIII !"
uecessn, To take gentle ca'harc once III lhee OF iou
= tdnNs while the bowels remain IN that state \ biu
II p nj night with N dose oi Rhnbhib, thsi"r wv o
Senna on the morning following, VIII occasionally I"
found eilicncions , a, ,,-
II should be borne in mind that many Of the isense
for which this medicine is prescribed may he oi ION
standing and obstinate IN character So ms 10 req"s
lang time to make impression on them. III sue
49, cnse steady and patient perseverance necessary
IL much often happens that palle''s, re""rtu
dsensc vii, through dependency, discontinue 'he "s
r means long before their true val ne Gu" oe 'es'e'
Isl which, II persisted III, woud DC p'oeu''Ne VI WV "'
- II beneficial result
. The dos, for M ndu't, IL put nj tea-spoont ihr'
:" time. n dnN vet persons of weak and irritable sion
ul nchs will begin with smaller luHhll'y hnu Rrhuua
u nccasc the dose to what the s'ohh'h WI" ''"" WV
-. II out disturbance.
'N The nIloyiur certificates amongst many vountari
ra given, herewith published, Tor me Putp"se VI 60
M vncrc the public, that the article s Nhht Pf'p"r
to be- valuable remedy fer the disense- above same
Sc The Hcpatic ENir IL prepared b! D. 'SfARkwEhrit
led SOL. proprietur Upton Mass, by whom ench Dill "i
ei roe'i"ns VIII WI, DC S'Er," rr .",e 49, -" hy WV
Isl. ''"'' r. j. tn, lor, Newport, Il.
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