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


The object OF the writeb is 10 cali the attention
of the community, not only 70 the, proposed new
constifuti0na but TO the one alrsadysih exslance.
This we think proper pI esenl TO do although an
election appointing delegatest 10 draft nav con.
stituton has been held. In order tozatrgs al the
conclusion that aRetc constitution is needed, we
musy understand perfectly the ola one. The ne
Ecessity Of n new.conSTitutIon, and consequently
that the old is bad is implied in the election jus,
held; STILL is it not we'll, again to cali the mind
to errors in the Old, thai real Improvements may
be made in the p oposed new constitution! Such
us selfeeidenr conclusion, and addressing 1tseif
to the understanding OF all, and will, III trust in-
duce every oneiocarefullyTead this article egh
ing we'll its considerations, letting full
waight upon the mihd, thus leading TO actions and
results tina will,if fully carried out, i am sure ad
much 20 the happiness of all classes, If such h.
tho results of tho views entertained by the wri
ter, are they not democratic? q qa i rf1t
There is nothing that more certainly dries up
all sources of happiness and pleasure than the
want of good health. a.'uor4 .ttAtf~
There is no fact more undeniably established
Than shat Ague, Cnill-feyer, Jaundice, In,ermit.
tant Fever &C. are the most common interrtip-
ters oftha peace and happiness of tina people Of
any other ''ilI that flesh is heir to-"
There is no fact more dndeniably established
than, that the old constitution is wrong, or at leas
needs "amending." -. -
There is no fact more undeniably established
than that tho old constitution can be 0nle1ded,
and all vestIges of either A9ue chill fever. Inter.
militant fever or iaundice can be efectually and
entirely renewed by the use, according 10 oilee'
tiuns, of'sBruce's Tome .4Iterdtire FsHs+''n
The great object of all Proprietors offague
m ed cnss heretofore, seems 10 have been 90 make
compound that would with one or two dose'-
just before an expected paroxysn, break 1t up
This can do The patient no good, most assuTehly
and believe in most cases a serious harm. A
does 'tbreak'' the disease, and with ltthe constr
tuition. o.
The Inventor of "Br1ee's Tonic .aIterGtir'
PtAs'' has taken an entirely different view OF the
whole subject relating to western Fevers, as may
be seen by treatise onthe causes,prevention ant
cure Ct western Fevers contained in ''tiealtf
Tract'' No. 2 Vol l,liow in the hands OF Agents
for eratutious distribution. The alternative prin
ciple Of the Pills is equal to the Tonic, thereby
certainly eradicating all the disease from tile sys
TEN. ut tho same time the Tonic principle is suf
icien, to check the chills IL can readily be seer
| that such an medicine is better calculated II
| .'amend the CONSTRUCTION than the thousand an6
| one nostrurns, whose base is evidently arsenic
stricknine. or some other deadly poison! Anotbe
point equally oleartn be seen is that the nature
| Of thetsfonic Alternative PIllsnis such that the
use ba psrsevered in, that the virtues oil th'
aIterative principle may be fully &c allied i her
Ii 9 not the least danger FRI m its continued app
cation and use. Why then should il not ne use'
as family medicine for ague and fever! a
should il excellent remedy and cheap. Ihi
the virtue OF the medicine may be obtained in tn
use of one box, the Proprietor has put from 40 t
Do Pills in a bov, md that the may come With
the means OF all the priceis reduced to 10 cent
per hox.
For sale by G Fl Woodruff, J oliet; Bust
Lockport; H r Risley, Wilmington Geo Snoa
Plaimfeld; Willard Wood, horn Grove; Pei
tier, Dresden: Norton Il Blackstone, Kankake
town and III all the principle Villager and cite
in the west P. Filler, sole asan
for the western and southern States-ResIdence
Jri;e' Tllino;e . .. s.