Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-10-26
DYSPEPSIA aud iNDioEsTIoN.-Thi

4 DYSPEPSIA aud INDi9ESTION.-Th
H disease has the strongest claims upon the al
lentieu and sympathy Of the physician aud
phi ilanlhropist. The babiiual Dyspep,ic is
llruiy miserable. His sallow aud ANXIOUS coun.
ltenance, his aversion 10 social en)oymenis his
irritable and sullan silence, and The occasional
and oveI wheInlDg dependency OF mind, show
him to be the prey of deep and harrassing sui.
ferings, Of which none but those who have ex-
pefenced them canloIm an adequate idea. For
Dyspepsia there is no hope; II Is dark, dis
couragOg aud cherries IN lis progress. IL
will neither kill The patient nor depart from
him. Ills mouth il parched and ieverish, his
head confused, aud his whole body anguid
and uncomfortable His sleep al night is ft-
iul and unrefreShing disturbed by strange
fantasies and uneasy dream, while long be-
fore morning, he begins 10 turn from side to
side on his comiortlesS pillow Though resi-
less he feels no disposition TO rise, but when al
length he musters sufficient resolution, he feels
such fainlnesS aud laSSllude. that all motion
and business is burden to him.
Let the sufferer use according 70 the direc
tions and he will find almost immediate relief
and in very short lime a perfect cure. Per-
sons have been cured after having been 10
springs and oher places by The advice OF their
physician, and have not received any perma.
nent relief until they use this medicine,
BROWNS SARSAPARiLLA AND TO-
MATO BlTTERS.
For sale by II J TAYLOR.
FACTS TO BE REMEM BERED.-Thsl
Ccnsumpuon is almost always produced by a
cough that might easily be cured. That Wis
ai's Balsam Of Wild Cherry will cure any
cough OF cold, no matter of how long standing
That The nilder form Of Consumption itself is
also cured by this Basam. That it is conced-
ed by many lawyers, clergymen and physi
cians. that this Balsam has never been equaled
Tor efficacy in all affections of The Lungs and
Liver. That scores now rejoice in the pos
session OF good health who, but for this Bal
sam, would have been in their graves--having
been gwen up 10 die by their friends and ply.
sicians. Above all, remember that this inval-
liable medicine has beea initiated uader vari-
Gus names, and that DIR. Wistar's Genuine
Balsam Of Wild Cherry only can be relied
upon to CURE. II has been warranted TO cure
Asthma in every staee-what no phy sician has
ever achieved and has never been known to
fail For delicate health in Young females il
stands unrivalled-as it does fci all diseases OF
this climate. ",s,,.-
For sale by RJThYLOR.
JOYFUL INTELLIGENCE -Anorhor
lifo saved after the Doctors could do no more! !!
DR.. Bradlee-Sir-l take pleasure in giving
you Q statement Of the beneficial effects Of
Burhan's Hungarian Bsissm, on my daughter
who hnd been for = number Of years afli icted
with a bad Cough, Pain in the Side. Raising
Blood, and all those pains and troubles which
attend thnt insidious disense, CONSUMP.
TION. | employed several distinguished
physicians at great expense, who, after nu.
merous visits, and many experiments, finally
declared tha; they could do no more I was
then advised by friend to try Buchan's
Hungarian Balsam. ] did so, and the result
has been most astonishing. Ny daughter i.
entirely cured, and is now attending to her ac.
cusiomed duties. ] paid two hundred dolIars
for Physcians and Medicine, without any sori
Of benefit, while ak dollars worth OF Hunga-
rtan Balsam has removed the disease, restored
the strength, and brought on a healthy action
] an gratefully yours, JOHN YOUNG.
ID F Bradlee Il Son, l30 Washington street
Boston, sole agents for the U States and Brit
ish Provinces.
Sold by r J TAYLOR, Newport. Briggs
d Day nriston and poeots g.naraIIv