Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-15
CLTCKENER'S

sugar COuteu FtSetdOte "Suttot "o
A medicinal preparation is herein an
~ nounced which has been long desired,
and sought for, and which the public must at
once see and acknowledge the advantage Of
II is "A purgative pill, COATED WITH SUGAR,
so that it leaves no taste whatever OF lis inter-
nal ingredients. In fact the medicine is so en-
tirely disguised that if person were to swal-
low the pills without being informed what
they were, he would believe them to be sim
ply Jumps Of pure sugar nor could he al
terwards, unless by its great purgatiye elect
suspect that he had been taking medicine, for
these pills are so skilfully prepared that they do
not gripe the bowels aud thus the patient
who takes them avoids two evils which attend
all other purgative medicines namely nausea
and pain Medicine administered in all other
sweet forms has the disadvantage of being
mixed with the sugar, and hence produces
mingled flavor, which, to most persons is more
disag agreeabe than unadulteraled bitterness. In
these pills this is altogether avoided the sugar
and the medicine being entirely distinct from
each other, so that the former must be tho
roughly removed before the latter can manifest
itself 10 the taste. Ii is universally known that
nearly all diseases orig mate with impurIty Of
blood. Pure blood is therefore essential TO
health. We must not, however, wait until the
blood is impure, for then it takes time-and
hat time passed in i'll heallh--to rectiy it (;
butwhen the slightest arrangement OF the sys-
TEN is indicated by costiveness, or any other
sign, il admonishes US that supertiules are
gathering in the system, which should at once
be got rid Of for their removal leaves the chyle,
(from which the blood is formed) in healthy
state, and purity Of blood must be the result.
This fact, as stated, is universally known; but
people have such an aversion TO medicine, that
unes the case is urgent. they prefer the disease
to the cure, until an impaired constitution, or
fit OF sickness rebukes them for the folly OF
their conduct. Still they had some excuse
for heretofore, medicine in almost all lis forms
was nearly as disgusting as it was beneficial.
Now, however, the evil is most etlectually re-
moved for CLICKENER'S SUGAR COAT
ED VEGETABLE PURGATIvE PILLS have
no taste whatever Of medicine produce none
OF the nausea and gripping, attendant on the
operation Of other medicine while their speedy
effect in removing all impurities from the sys-
TEN cannot be excelIed by any other medicine
which has ever been discovered
! II is unnecessary to say more here. II these
pills are, as described, the public will freely and
gladly patronise them and the proprietor mere
IY asks UIaIi which ne ~ sure VI 'e'e'ns,'o
prove that he assumes no merit for them which
they do not fully possess
Clickener's Sugar coated Vegetable Purga-
gative Pills are prepared and sold, wholesale
and retail and for expectation, by c. V.
ICLICKENER & CO, Chemists, at the whole
sale aad retail drug warehouse, No, 79 and 8 |,
Barclay street, New York. Price 20 cents
per Box.
Also for sale in Newport by r. J. TAYLOR
Portsmouth, by Nathan Dennis s-rlverton, by
Charles Amy-Little Compton, Benz. Seaeury,
and E. =. Church & Co. May I-lY.