Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-02-15
New Constitution.

The object of the writer 10 to call the attention
of the community, not only 70 the proposed new
constitution, but to the one already in exslauce.
This we think proper at present to do although az
election appointing delegates TO draft a new con.
stitution has been held. In order to arrive al the
conclusion that Rew constitution is neeeeds we
must understand perfectly the-oli one. The ne
cessfy of new constitution, and consequent.
that the old is bad is implied in the electionlusi
neid; STILL is il not well, again 10 call the mlnd
20 errors in the Old, that real Improvements may
ne made In the proposed new constitution! such
is seltevldent conclusion, and addressing itseli
to the understanding of all, and will, trust in
6uce every one to carefullyread This article Ugh
ing well its considerations letting thcmhaye full
Weight upon the mind thus leading to actions
results tina wli,i fully carried oui,l am sure ad
much tn the happiness of dliclassrs, If such
the results of the views entertained by the wri
ter, are they not democratir2
There is nothing that more certainly dries up
all sources of happiness and pleasure than the
want of good health.
There is no fact more undeniably established
Than shat AgIe, CnilI-fever, Jaundice, ,ntermit-
tant Fever &c, are the most common Interrupt
ters @, the peace and happiness of thu people OF
any other ''ilI that flesh is heir to-"
There is no fact more incidentally established
than that the old constitution is wrong, or at leas
needs Namendngn
There is no fact more undeniably established
than that tho old constitutions can be amended
and all vestges Of either Ague, chill fever inter,
militant fever, or jaundice can be efectualy anc
entirely removed by the use. according to direc'
tiuns, of"Bruce's Tome Alternative Pills"
| The great object of all Proprietors OF agut
m sd.cinss heretofore, seems to have been to make
a compound that would with ore or two dosef,
just before an expected paroxysnn, break u up =
| This can dothe patientno good. most assurehiy
aud believe in most cases serious harm a
dOes Sbreak'' the oisease and with II the consti'
| tuition
| The Inventor of "Bruce's Tonic .4Lteratirt
PHs'' has taken an entirely different view of the
whole subject relating to western Fevers, as may
be seen by treatise on the eau es,prevention and
cure Of western Fevers contained in "Fiealtf
| Tract" No. = Vol l,now in the hands OF Agents
| for sratutIous distribution. The alternative prin-
| cIle Of the Pills is equal 10 the FOric, thereby
certainly eradicating all the disease from the sys-
| TEN. at The same time the Tonic principle is suf
icieni TO check the chills !, can icadiiy be seen
that such an medicine is better calculated "a
.'amend the constitGtlon'' than the thousand and
one nostruns, whose base is evidently arsenic,
stricknine. or some other deadly poison! Another
point equally oleartO be seen is that the nature
the "Fonic Alternative Pils''Is such that theiI
use must ba psrsevered in, thai the virtues OF the
Alternative principle may be fully realized Their
is not the least danger fri m its continued applI
cation and usc Why then should it not De useG
as family medicine for ague and fever! ] a
should il an excellent remedy and cheap. The
the virtue OF the medicine may be obtained in TIT
use of one box, ;he Proprietor has put from 40 q
45 Pills in a bn and that the may come within
the means OF all the priceis reduced to IS cents
per hox.
For sale by G Fl Woodruff, Joliet; E E Bush
Lockport; II 2 Risley, Wilmington; Geo Snoao
Plaimfeld; Willard Wood, horn Grove; Pei
tier, Dresden; N orton Il Blackstone, Kankakes
town and in all the principle Villager and cities
in the west P. filler, sole as"nt
for the western and southern States-Residencee
In'ia'. Illinois