Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-11-30
New Constitution.

The object of the writer is TO call the attention
of the community, not only 20 the proposed new
constitution. but to the one already in existance.
This we think proper at present to do although an
election appointing delegates 10 draft new con-
stitution has been held In order 70 arrive at the
conclusion that neiC constitution is needed, we
must understand perfectly the ola one. The
cessisy of new constitution, and Consequent,
that the old is bad lie implied III the election iusi
held; still, is il not we'll, again TO cali the mind
Ia errors in the OLD, that real improvements may
be made in the proposed new constitution! Such
is selfeyident conclusion, and addressing ITSELF
to The understanding Of all; and will, trust IN
duce every one to carefUllyfead this articieweigh
ing well its considerations, letting them have full
weight upon the mind thus leading 10 actions and
results that wi,if fully carried oaf,I am sure adj
much to the happiness of all classos, If such b.
the results of the views entertained by the wri
ter, are they not democratica
There is nothing that more certainly dries up
all sources of happiness and pleasure ,han the
want of good health.
There is no fact more undeniablv established
than that Ague, Chill-fever, Jaundice, lnfermit-
tant Fever &C., are the most common interrup-
| ters ofthe peace and happiness of the people OF
any other ''ili that flesh is heir tor
There is no fact more undeniably established
Ihan that the old constitution is wrong, or at leos
| needs ''amending"
than that tho old constitution can be amended
and all vestges Of either Ague, chill fever Inter
militant fever, or jaundce can be effectually anC
entirely removed by the uses according to direc
tions, of "Bruce,s Tome .Alteratire Pills."
The great object of all Proprietors of agu'
| medicines heretofore, seems 10 have been TO make
| compound that would with one or two dosee
just before an expected paroxysm, break 1t up
| This can do the patient no good, most assuredly
/ al L hnl in mn CaC
| does 'break" the disease, and with IL the consti
tuition.
The Inventor of ssBruce's Tonic sdtteratiU
PlLs'' has taken entirely different view OF thu
whole subject relating to western Fevers, as MAJ
be seen by treatise the ,preyention ant
| cure Of western Fevers, contained in SHealtf
Tractn No. 2 Vol. NOW in the hands OF Agents
| for gratutlous distribution. The alternative prn
ciple Of the Pills is equal to the Tonic. thereby
certainly eradicating all the disease from the sys
| tenn. at the same time the Tonic principle Is suf
icient to check the chills 1t can icadily be seer
| that such an medicine is better calculated Il
'amend the constitution'' than the thousand anC
one nostruu1s, whose base is evidently arsenic
| stricknine. or some other deadly poison! Anothe
point equally clear 10 be seen is that The nature
of the "Tonic Alternative Pils"is such that the
use must ba psrsevered in, that the virtues of TIT
| Alternative principle may be fully roa allied. Their
| is not the least danger FRI N its continued appi
cation and use. Why then should it not be uset
as family medicine for ague and fever? a
should it an excellent remedy and cheap. Thu
| the virtue of the medicine may be obtained in tn
use of one box, the Proprietor has put from 40 t.
45 Pills in boz, and that the may come within
the means OF all the price is reduced to Is cent
per box.
For sale by G H Woodruff, Joliet; E E Bush
Lockpor; H e Risley, Wilmington; Geo S.loa
Plainfeld; Willard Wood, Thorn Grove; Pei
tier, Dresden; Norton & Blackstone, kaukake
town and in all The principle Villager and cite
| i'll the west. p. FILLER, sole asan
for the western and southern States-ResiGence
| Joliet, Illinois.