Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-03

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In such performances the system suffers from
chills, fever, dunn ague, congestive chilis, and
other phases of malarial poisoning.
The Symptoms of Liver Disease
and its resultant and kindred affections may
diner according to the circumstances, apt-
tude, temperament, age. or constitutional
weakness Of the individual and the complica-
lions OF The disease AMI its stage of advance
ment. Not unfrequently the complexion be-
com's pale and sallow, and there is puniness
under the ewes. bilious or sick headac Bit
ter taste in the mouth, tongue coated white
or covered with brown fur, hacking cough,
lever, restlessness, sometimes an unnatural
greasy appearance of the skin. at others it is
dry and harsh, has scaly or branny eruptions,
pimples, dark blOtches, and troublesome itch
ing. The water is frequently scanty and high
eolored, and, if allowed to stand, deposits a
sediment. There is depression OF spirits and
decided tendency to be discouraged and de-
spondent The functional powers of the stom-
ach are impaired, there is loss or irrcgularity
OF appetite, uReasiness in region of the stom
ach. oppression, sometimes nausea and 'wa-
terbrash," or Indigestion, fatuency, and acid
quotations; the bowels become irregular,
usually cOnstipated, ami occasionally subject
to obstinate dIarrhea, attended with colicky
pains. During the day the circulation is
sluggish, and the feet and hands are apt to be
cold. but at night the pulse is accelerated and
the palms Of the hands and the soles of the
feet have burning sensation. The foregoing
symptoms are not AL present in any one case,
nor are any two cases alike in every respect.
Common Sense Treatment.
We appeal TO the reader if it is not reason
able to suppose that all these maladies that
can be clearly traced to a common origin. or
cause, should be cured by the application Of u
remedy known to remove such canse2 All
these several divisions of maladIes are many
times treated as if entirely unlike in their
nature and demanding different classes of
remedies, according to the popularity of
symptoms manifested. The writer, neverthe-
less, confidently asserts that all the diseases
named in this article can be and are con-
stantly cured by the use Of a potent altera-
tive or blood purifier and liver invigoratOr.
The active remedial properties Of the most
efficient agents now known OF the above
classes of medicines are scientifically cOmbn-
cd in DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery,
which acts especially upon the liver, and
through that organ upon the blood. cleansing
and in vigorating the system generally. The
Golden Medical Discovery
does not debilitats the liver by over stimula-
ton. nor irritate the stomach and bowels by
disturbing the delicate processes of digestion,
neither does 1t act with severity upon the
blood; but 1t operates so gently, insensIbly.
and yet with so much certainty and efficiency
that il eXcites the surprise and admiration of
all who use it.
If the bowels are unusually sluggish tcbronic
constipation) il is advisable, in conjunction
with the Discovery, to u9c
Pleasant Purgative PeIIet0,
which are powerfully Alternative, besides
being mild, gentle, and unirritatiDg
IN their operation. They are the natural
a lies--remedial assistants--of the discovery,
and the two work tremendously together.
They should be taken in small doses, only one
or two per day, and their use perseveringy
followed until the bowels are properly regu-