Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-11-09
Cause and Effect.


What Is the avrags weight Of the hou1an body
& One hundred and fifty pounds.
What proportion do the solids besrto the huidsf
As one 70 four, or thirty pounds OF the former
TO one bundred and twenty pounds Of she latter
Are the solids formed fiom, and by, the fluids.
Yes: The great orginiatol Of life is he eircula-
ing huid, by which every part of the system upS
nourisled and sustained
Does the heafshfdlImess of the solids depend
on the healthfulness of the fluids?
Certainly, In the same manner that the auaif-
ty OF a building depends ON the quantity Of the
materials ofwhieh it is built.
What cause tends TO produce disease in the
huids2
These are of two kinds: predispositins and
Immediately.
Explain.
The prcdisposing causes are ia1proper food. and
AIR, too little or too nssch exercise, mental d1x.
ETY., and fast, though not least, Gas being Gno7s
prevalent than any other cause in The Weaiesn
States.) absorbing deleterious gases, the produce
of decaying vegetation. These predisposing caue;
es induce torpidity the excretory organs, winch
last is the immediate cause of all our complaints
Please 20 illustrate.
The cifcu atng fluid lamifes to every part d
| the system; it penetrates the bones, il siculat6
IN the nerves, it pervades the brain,--in fact,
every hbre of every muscle, ligament and teadosS
from the sole OF the foot 10 the cros OF the head:
| IS constantly surrounded by the sanguine fluid;
hence when worn out atom loses it's affinity fof
the hbres TO which it formerly belonged il is cat:
ried CT by the blood, and its place sbps!ied by q
new atom from the same fluid In health Skese
worn out particles are carried by the blood 10
the several emunetories, ard there discharged
from the body.
What do you mean by the emunctory2
4 The several outlets of the system, thro, whirh
Its decayed parts are evacuated the principle of
these are the skin, the kidneys, and the bowels.
| The liver might well be considered one of the
emunctores, for all though discharges itself IN.
TO the bowels, yet, as the secretion which it sen.
arates from the food is evidently composed Of
worn out atoms, and disease is sue TO follow the
shutting up its outlet, it is certainly an inter.
nal emunctorY.
Illustrate, ifyou please, the more immediate
| cause OF disease.
When the above mentioned outlets are obseruef.
ed, the decayed ard woIR out atoms, instead Of
| being evacuated, thrown by the blood OH sofie
OF The vital s,producing in this manner every
variety of human malady.
What organ is most liable 10 arrangement in
the western States!
The Liver. IL is tns peculiar business of tho
liver 10 Separate from the blood substance cal.
| led gall or bile. This is undoubtedly an impuriIy
! Itself, although i'll the economy of nature il is
made to subserve the evacatiOn OF other iInpuri-
ties, by stimulating the bowels discharge theft
fecuent contents. A reservoir ior the dspositof1
of bilious matter is provided in the gail-biadGber.
| from which it should be regularly discharged but
when not so discharged its contents became acrd
and poisonous. This state of the bilels the M
MEDIATE cause of all our western diseases.
Is there no method of ohviating this state Of
things?
Frequent purgationsi with vegetable medicines
is the only remedy.
Ii is a matter ofindigerence what kind of med:
icine We Use, provided they vegetable!
By 10 means; nature has provided medicines
in every country suitable for the cure Of such
disease as are incident TO that county.
What popular remedy is best fitted to nest
these indications in these western Statess
The GREAT WESTERN or COMPOUND
MANDRAKE. PILLS, as they are a happy
combination of western herbs, prepared expressly
for the cure of western diseases.
Will these pills cure all diseases?
Purgatioi. With proper medicine fitted bx
natural affinity to our constitutional preculiariiies
can lone cure any disease, and if assorted to in
| time, would cure every disease.
Will isolated or occasional doses of the Great
Western Pills remove the cause Of our western
fevers?
Occasional doses during health will pr.vent
the accumulation OF tie cause in the eallb8dder:
but when the accumulation is already effected;
they must be taken regularly every night, Until
the poisonous bile is all evacuated.
W1ll not this steady purging produce weakness2
True weakness in caused by morbid matter
obstructing the free circulation of the lfe-giving
current; the Pills, by removeing this morbid
matter, actually iinparts strength by taking away
| thea CAUsEof WEAKNESS.
| In what particular are these pills superior 70
al others that have ever been offered 10 the
publicl
That, instead Of producing copioss va,ery
| stools, which debilitate without corresponding
benefit, they carry off nothing save bile ard
other impurieties.
How shall we ascertain this to be the truth?
! BY taking when indisposed Two CT three doset,
and examining the appearance ofthe stools.
How shall we satisfy ourselves that there is NO
calomel in them? .la
By weighing dose of the Pills. when il will be
evident that rher whole weight of calomel would
not move the bowels at all, Furthermore, The
Proprietor agrees to pay $500 to any chemist
who can prove By auaization that there is in the
pills the smallest portion of any mineaal what
| ever. .
| Where are the Great Westerns to be had?
Of Cagwn & McDougall, Joliet; W. s.
Myers, Lockport; S. NJ. Skinner, NapervfiIs;
II Carpenter. Downes Grove, D A Wa.son.
| Wilmington; John Sterling, AuSabI; r A Arm
strong, Morris; J s DIIan, MerseiIes; Walker
s. Hickey; Ottawa; John PentIand, La SaiIs
B Gedney, Peru; Elizabeth Brown, Troy Groves
Hirum Wood, Pawpaw Grove; Wesley Bachelor
Hardin; G Haugas, Norway; & H Moore.
Lisbon; G Ho.enback, Newark; Isaac Hatch.
Little Rock. si .efAO .