Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-02-01
Cause and Effect.

WHAT'S the average weight Of the human bodyz
One hundred and fifty pounds.
What proportion do the solids bestts The huidsy
AS one 10 four, OF thirty pounds Of shs forms
to one hundred ard twenty pounds Of the later
Are the solids formed fom, and By, the auids
Yes: The great originator Of life is he eircula
ing fudby which every part of the system is built
hp,nourshed and sustained.
Does the heal.hfullness Of the solids depend
on the healthfulness of the fudss
Certainly, In the same manner that the quail
ty of building depends on the quality OF me
materials of which il is built
What cause tends TO produce disease in she
fuids2
These are Of two kinds predisPOsing and ,
Immediately.
Explain.
The prcdisposingc are improper food, and
air, too little or too mach exercise, nlentaI anEs
eta, and last, though not least, las being more
prevalent than any other cause in the Wesiesn
States,) absorbing deleterious gases, the produe
Of decaying vegetation Thes predisposing csue-
es induce GoTpidity of the exeeioTy organs. which
last is the immediate cause Of al our complaints.
| Please to illustrate.
The circu atIDg fluid iamifss to every part Of
the system; it penetrates tbs bones IL siculates
| in the nerves, il peIvades tie brain,--in TACT.
every fibre OF every muscle, lgament and tendon,
from the sole of the foot to thi crown cftbe head
is constantly surrounded by he sanguine Auid;
hence when worn out afomlosss its affinity for
the fbres to which it formerly belonged, il is
ried eff by the blood, and iisplace supplied by
new atom from the same f1un. In health these
worn out particles CARED by the blood TO
the several emunctories, am there discharged
from the body.
What do you mean by theemunetorY
The several outlets of the system, thro' which
its decayed parts are evscuasd; the principle of
Il 1t. a. -. IL L L
: The liver might we'll be Considered one of the
omunctOries, for all though discharges itssK IN
TO the bowels, yet, the secretion which it sep
arates from the blood is evidently composed Of
worn out atoms, and diseasds sure TO follow the
shutting up OF its outlet, it certainly an inter
nal emunctorY.
Illustrate, if you please, he more immsdi.,s
: cause OF disease?
y When the above mentiond outlets are obs.ruci-
: ed, the decayed and WON OF atoms of matter, in
: stead of being evacuated, a. thrown by the blood
on some ofthe vital organs, Toducng in this man.
0 ner every variety of humaDmalady.
d What organ is most liabl TO derangensnt in
:, the western States!
II The Liver 1t is the PECULIAR business of the
e liver to separate from tho bood substance CAL
II led gall or bile. This is Undoubtedly an impuri,y
g Itself, although IN the ecoDmy Of nature il is
. made 10 suoseTYe the eracaiOn Of other iInpuri-
ties, by stimulating the bo'els TO discharge their
d feculem contents. A Heserpir for the deposition
II of bilious matter is provide in the gall-bIadds
a from which it should be reularY discharged ;bu
lie when noI so discharged Its Onients became acrid
70 and poisonous This stat OF the bile Is the IN
n MEDIATE cause OF all ouTgestern diseases.
is Is there no method of oviaiing this stat, Of
things?
b, Frequent purgations, With vegetable medicines
d is the only remedy.
/ Ii is matter ofindi9s,nce what kind of med.
'e cine we use, provided my uTe vegetable?
rs By no means; nature he provided medicines
NJ in every country suitabt for the cure of such
se disease as are incident tethst county.
= What popular remsdyiS best fitted to N Get
these indications in theS western Siaiess
This GREAT WEST IN or COMPOUND
MANDRAKE PlLLSas they are . happy
combination Of western hFbs, prepared expressly
l. for the cure Of western diiases.
N VIII these pills cure dissssesf
is Purestion with proer medicine fitted by
natural affinity TO our conditional rree
la lone cure any dissie, and fIs0orted 20 in
tina, would cure every dheass.
OF Will isolated or occssrnal doses Of the Grsa
~ Western Pills remove 70 csuss Of ouI western
to fevers!
l. Occasional doses durig health will prevent
ne the accumulation ofths ause in the bladder
a. but when the sccumuson il already effected /;
% they must be taken regIarly every night until
. the poisonous bile is all VRcua,ed.
Il Will not this steady prglng Undue We knessS
TO TrIs weakness in cased by morbid matte
a. obslructing the fsee circls.en of the iss.givne
current; The Pills. 5yremoveins this morbid
matter, actually iimparIstrength by taking away
thu CAUsEof WEAKNESS.
B. In what particular al these pills superior TO
ell others that have GER been offered 10 the
public?
That, instead ofr,ducing copious wsisry
stools. which debiire without corresponding
= benefit, they carry nothing says bile sLd
othar mpurieties.
How shall we assefaia this TO bs the truth
:, BE- Iaking when imposed two or three dssss.
- and examining tbs apsarsnca oGths stools.
How shall we satisl ourselves that there il no
- cslOine in them!
- By weighing dcssf tho Pills, whom 10 will BE-
:, evident that their While weight Of calomsi would
- not move the bOweIsti all, Furthermore. Inc
~ Proprietor agrees To-Day $500 to any chemist
~ who prove by aulizaton that there is in the
=, pills the smallest poren of any mineral what.
ever.
y Where are the G,at Westerns to be had?
OF Csgwin & 5cDougall, Joliet; w. 8.
- Myers, Lochport; SM. Skinner, NapsiviIls :
II Carpenter. Doves Grove, A Watson
Wilmington; John tering, AuSabl; P A Arm
|. Strong, Morris; ] s lillian, Msrssilss; Walker
d & Hickey; Ottawa John Penlland, La Sale
b T Gednsy. Peru; Iizabetli Brown. Troy Grove !;
j. HYum Wood, Pawtw Grove; Wesley Bachelor
Hardin; q Haugas Norway; 4 II Moore,
Lisbon; G B Holenaok, Newark; Isaac Hatch,
5 Little Rock.
Prepared by DR.. tACNIsH, Geneva. TT
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