4 FFECTIONs OF THE LIVER
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"A Every invalid should read and reflect il they desire


restoration heat-I venture affirm, says enin
writer that the gandsource o health and disease
sected with the natural dsordered function OF the liver
and That every chronic lingering illness arises from some
detect there Chronic Hepa.s the most frequent form OF the
disease IN ihs country IS slow mus progressive stages Inc
OF attack viii be for suffering uR.er It's unde
mining influence, ana yet real disease will Indicate TO the
patient the alarming under which he is laboring any
rlseat siSposiuon he impues TO different cause never
uspecting that Ike liver being affected the latent
OF these disturbed sensations. thus med It Is not IN his
power take the necessary precautions to guard against
this nsdiouS enemy To bis repose The symptoms OF this
disease often slight and elt for considerable time
such tunes after meals accompanied by oppressUn
feeling OF vacuity at The P OF the stomach tue ind be,
comes !rrilable memory defective incapacly for mental
eIeftion prevails the appetite becomes variable. tongue
urred. mouth clany taste Vated slight noise causes


start sleep disturbed with rghitu dreams occasionally an
OBJ pain the right side extending 10 the top OF the
shoulder cramp spasms often experienced, and nerv
tgitcbing OF the muscles and aching pain OF the mb
sick headache generally caused by il. II OF
appears in the form CT cough asthma, sc. diseased


OF the liver either by sympathy pressure induces
arrangement OF the functions Of the lungs and occasions
these disorders BY changing The morbid state OF the liver
the irritation of the lungs Immediately gives way. The
liver indeed connection, primarily secondariy
effect with various disease of the head well other
parts OF the system.


From these views then, there 5o doubt that the
disorders OF the liver OF the first Importance, and every
effort used To remedy them should conducted rational
principles, aud by timely and efficient attention and the
use of the proper medicines, many very serious conSe
quence may be prevented which TOO often are enaied on
the constitution by procrlstination.


remedy peculiarly adapted % the cure OF liver aftcc-
ions Dr. takweaihers Bepac Elixir has proved TO be
potent and ecacOuS and every days experience
confirms mere positively this assertion II is candidy be-
eved that preparation has been before the public
that with such unezampled appreciation from dis
nguisEied distinguished judges and grateful pa
this medicine and greater amount OF suffering
has mi:igated and permanently effected
by It than any other medicine extant.


80 confident The proprietor Of its curative properties in
every case that when the medicine is used according
directions and the patient satisfied convinced, after
using bottle that il has produced beneficial effect his
agents authorised TO refund the money paid for
turn OF The empty bottle.


For sale by CHARLES DYER, Jr., General Agent for
the United States, ~ Westminster ST Providence, r. l.


Sold wholesale and retail by the agents. A. II. D.
SANDS. Druggis:s No. 70 Fuons corner of st. and
No. 100 Fulton Also sold by David Sands Co. No n
East Broadway, corner of Market street; Abraham q.
Sands Co. No. z73 Broadway, Granite Buildings corner
OF Chambers street. all I'm