Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-14
Mons Liver 1egulator.


There is, in every human body,-bslov
that large circular muscle which separate.
the chest, or thorax, from the abdomen, and
which plays so imp orsant . part in eonnec-
hOn with the function of respirasion,-s
larg . visoeral organ, Of deep red color
which lies under the ribs on the right side
and 10 called the liver Few folks know
What . vitality important part in the soono.
my Of human nature 10 played BY this same
liver. They never even suspect, perhaps,
that in most cases, good temper or bad tenn
per is merely an unconscious reference TO
the state Of the liver Of the one spoken Of.
We are used 10 seeing . peculiar ysliowish
tings upon faces here and there, and have
besa taught by hsarssy, that this 10 from
liver complaint; bat, generally speaking
We know no more about the thing than an
unsduostsd child does of book written in
choice Chinese. The liver has other intri-
cate parts TO play, bat its principal use 10 In
tho seoretion Of bile. We have only TO
mention the word bile, and every Que al
once sees shat he is on Q subjso, ths, he
knows something about We now come to
speak Of tho operation which takes place in
this secretion. 10 the formation Of pure
blood she liver intervsnss and swsstsps the
blood, separating from it . thick, yellow,
bitter liquor; which then is collected in the
gall bladder, and subsequently, passes of BY
the common duet. This thick, yellow, Bit
ter liquor is what we know as "bile," and
iS, upon very slight prOvoeatiOn, q mos, pro-
liho cause Of human uneasiness aud suffer
ing. II the liver separates it properly from
the blood, and secretss ii in the gall blsd-
der, all is we'll our spirits are light and
buoyant, our heart is stout and our head
perfectly clear. We are 6I for anything
that may come across our path. But, to do
this, the liver must be in perfectly healthy
state, . thing which medical msn coa6dent-
ly assure us is not oftea the case and ali
kinds of disordered liver are met With 10
every day practice from the slightest incipi-
OF . diffusion Of bile wish the blood over
the whole system, . state Of physical
alteration OF the most serious nA-
tGrs, ofssu rSsalIiag 10 death, and a..
ways IN tbs most prostrating form OF sick
ness known. 1t would appear that in thu.
country, And espescially in the West, the
people are more subject TO q disordered
state Of the liver than any other ailmeu,
1t was TO remedy these diseases that DIR
Simmons, 9 learned and ex psrienced ply si
clan, invented his well known Liver Regula
tor . remedy which has always had th,
most complete and signal success where
ever used This Liver Regulator is nj
violent Purgative or cure-All, bot is . simpl,
vegetable compound, peculiarly adApssS
10 the changes Of our climate, nearly al o.
which owe their Origin 10 . diseased state o
the liver especially headaches, jsundice
dyspepsia, costiveness, chronic diArrhGs
affections OF the bladder or kidneys, collie
female affections, erysipelas. nsrvousaesi
skin diseases, fever, Impurities Of the blood
asthma, heartburn, dropsy, pain in th
back and limbs, and lAsi-but NOS least
melancholy, or depression of spirits, ,hs
apparently unacoounsAble thing from whicl
we Ofssu suffer so much, and would Civ
almost snyIhing to remove. DIR. Simmon.
Regulators is testified by.shousAnds Q
people, many Of whom had suffered 80 lonl
that they believed themselves to be inours
ble,-is q sure cure for any and al Of th
above msntionsd Disorders, and peve
fails TO do What its inventor promises for !
Being apsrfsOtly pure vegetable oompounC
it il not in any way injurious to ihe moi
delicate constitutions, and will keep th
whole liver regulated. II is also ssure SAFE
guard against the il effects Of change {
water or diet, aud has proved rtselfsO be th
safest and most perfect sphbiliOus nediciu
ever yet discovered. We bslieve that sever
counterfeits have been offered to the publ
bat they are invariably detected. The pr
prielors and sole manufacturers Of this il
estimAbls medicine are J, e. Zsilin 4 Co
of Macoa, GsorgiA, end Philsdslphis, Pa.,-
TO which latter place all communication
should be addressed.