Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-03-07
Cause amdEffect.

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What Is the average weigh Of he Holman b56yg
t0ne hundred and ffsy pouhdsgGas sd lllst
What proportion do file sciids besrtoshe auidsa
As.one TO Hour, OF thirty pounds Of shat fnrme
10 one hundred and twenty pounds Of the later
are he solids formed fiom. and ~, thee huid.
Yes: The great origi6aloi Of iifsts he eiscolas
ing Had,by @birtf every part Of the system built
upnOursaedb and sustainedria fedj din h.,.a
Does tbs heslshfuiness Of che solids, depend
on,lhe healthfuness of the fdfis! Wa - go
Certainly, In the me manher thas the quali-
~ ofasbditdineadepe.i dds frn tnee qpaiisy ol -
materials OF which il is built. 7-f-.eg
fluids? " no 8sf}'iq89 ssW s9AAiTo
These are i'of two kinds - prsdispOsins aid
immediately. T0a i6.asas st1. a. a,fo s,3 =, ga
- ESpialn.a q II b9aigef1t.,s.,s eav,
'r the prndIspaspg causes improper food, and
AR, too lathe or TOO much erere:st n,tEtdi anxt
ETY., and last, though not least, (as beiag more
prevalent lhan any other cause in the " es,esn
States absorbing deleterious gases, the prouue
| ofdecaying vegetation. These predisposing eaus-
es induce lofpidity ofthe excreiory organs which
last is the immediate cause Of eli our eGmplainss.
Please 10 illustrats.n{ finIo2 I'D 10 enc 20
| The ciTcu aimg fluid iamifes to every part OF
the system; it peaeirates the bones Is, sicustes
| in the nerves, il peivades the braih,--in TACT
| every fibre OF every muscle, lignmsnt dtrndon
from the sole of the foot Ore crown cf che head
IS Constantly surrounded by the sanguins fluid;
hence when worn oui atom loses It's affinity for
the hbres TO which il formerly belonged, il 10 car
rind CT by the blood, and iis place Supplied by
new atom irnm the same 6hid. In health these
worn out particles are, carried by the blood 20
the several enunctories, ard there discharged
.rom the body. i'' 1'li3 - az 2ni0fl
What do sou mean by the e1nune,oyYea Z
The several outlets cf the system, ihro' which
its decayed paris are evacuated, lhe principIs of
these are the skin, the kidneys, and The bow els.
The liver mIght veil be eonsideEed one Of the
emunctories, for although II disrhsTges iilsiG in
10 the bowels, YET, as the sec feton which il esp
arniss from the blood is evidently csRpo,. OIL
worn OUT atoms, and disease is sue 10 follow ,lhs
shutting up OF It's outlet, 1t is certainly an inter
nal emunctorY. -t7f2 CT J1d ttmans
Illustrates fyou piease, the more immedis,s
cause OF disease. 40 A-ii soy eel an
When the above mentioned outlets are obs.ruci-
ed, the decayed aid woin out atoms OF Inaiter,in
stead of being evacuated, are thrown by the blood
on some of The vital organs,producine in his man.
Der svely, variety OF human .n,alady.1 gu fa5t
What organ is most liable, TO arrangement in
the western States! ''' '' ..1 - 4'
The Liver. IL is the peculiar business Of the
liver to separate from the blood subsiaGce cal.
led gall or bile. This is undoubtedly an impuriiy
Itself, although in The econumy 0f naiureyiI is
made to subserve the evacatGn OF other impuTi-
ties, by stimulating the bowels 70 discharge their
feculent contents. A reservoir Tor the depnsIti6p
ofbillious matteris provided in the gell-bs dder
from which it should be regularly discharged: bu
when moi SO discharged lis contents became acria
and poisonous. TINS state OF The bile IS the IN
MEDIATE cause of all our western diseases 90
S Is there no method af ob7iatinE this slate of
things! ..f-.r
b. Frequent purgations, with vegetable medicines
4 is the only remedy. --| f'-4 sf3iiHE %
Ii is a matter ofindiferen what kind fined
E icine we Use, provided they nTe veseisbief
5 BY no means; nature has provided msnicinss
in every country suitable for the cure Of such
2 disease as are cideDt 10 tfpt country 1 -
What popular remedy is best 6Tsd 20 nee.
these indications in these western Ststess.yff
The GREAT WESTERN Or COMPOUND
MANDRAkE PILLS, as they are q happy
combination OF western herbs: prepared expressly.
for the cure, of Western diseases. oily
Will these pills cure all diseases? ,ta.f.er,
Purgaton. with proper medicine fitted h%
natural ahnlty to our constitutional prec uiariIeS
can lone cure any disease, and ifIcsofte a q. i'm
time, would cure every disease Uuleyo45 ssI
| viii isolated or occasional doses of the tGrea
| Western Pills remove the cause OF our wta,erx
feveTs! ''''-3 'a'7
Occasional dnses during health will prevent
the accumulation OF the cause in the eslI-bJadde,
out when the aecumuaiiOn is air. adj effected:
they must be taken regularly every night. until
! the poisonous bile is all evacuated
Will not issteady pnrging induce we akness!
| 1rIe weakness in caused by morbid matte
ohstructing the free circulation Of the lfr.sivips
current; the Pills. by removeing this murbid
matter, actually lIhpars strength by taking away
| the CAUsEof WEAKNESS. ss's 81 y
In what particular are these pills sune r;ors IN
| al, others that have ever been offered 20 ,hs
public!
That, instead Of producing copous wafery
stools, which debilitase withou, CORE snordin9
oensht, they carry of nothing save bile ard
other impurieties. rse1 .s. -...... =
How shall we ascertain this TO be the ,Tu,he
by taking when indisposed Iwor. three deses,
and examining the appearance ofthe stools. "s
How shat! we satisfy ourselves that there 10 NO
caiOmel in them? SIS a45--Is-- aA
BY weighing dose of the Pills. when 10 will be
evident that their whole weight Of calomeI wssId
NOT move tine bowels at all, Furthermore, The
Proprietor agrees to pay $5DOto any chez
who can prove By auaizatiOn at theI &c is in the
pills the SMALLEST portion Of any mineral what
ever. . $780,. =, -
Where are the Great Westerns To be had?
OF Cagwin & McDouealI. Joliet: w. s.
Myers, LockpoTs; S. NJ Skinner, NspeyyiIIs.
Carpenter Downes Grove, d A Watson
Wilmington John Sterling, AuSa BIZ P A Arm
strong, Morris; 5 DiIIan, Merseiles; Walker
Il Hickey; Ottawa; John Pen,lan,l, La Sale
Gedney.P Peru; Elizabeth Brown, 1'ro, GToye:
ttiTum Food, Pawpaw Grove: Wes'ey Bachelor
Hardin, q Haugas, Norway; J& II Moore.
Lisbon; 6 Hoienhaok, Newark; Isaac Hatch,
Little Rock. .tg .st.'......' II :. -
Prepared by DR.. MACNISH, Geneva. n. r
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