Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1856-12-11
OF WHAT Is BLISS DYSPEP
TIC REMEDY COMPOSED /,

GONE few days since, received letter from
- gentleman in Macon, Ga, who, after descri-
bing to me his ailments, continued as follows; Il
have tried almost everything, and, Inst resort,
was about to use your Remedy, when . medical
friend, who had used il, told me that 1t centeined
Nitrate Of Slrer or some n,ereuriaL preparation,
when laid it aside with horror, for if there IL
anything am afraid Of, it is mercury, in any
form," &c.
Now, Doctor, confess to you that lick was very
adroitly given I owe you one. Wonderful mani
What astonishing what perfect lilliputian percep-
tive faculties you must possess, Doctor! ] fear
your talents have not been hitherto duly apprecin-
ted. The information you have communicated TO
the world will immortaize your name--af name
that will be handed down to posterity as has been
the name of old Balaam's companion at the time
when he came up with the Angel. You have done
the cause Of humanity good service, and the
world will not be slow, I assure you, Doctor, to
acknowledge it with IN enthusiastic burst Of ap-
plausc, when they shall be assured Of your really
possessing such wonderful perceptive powers, and
7e Deum will, have not the least doubt be chan
ted in every church throughout Gods broad earth
for your especial benefit. And what. will the 9TH
er Doctors, your competitors, think Of you they
will take the medicine, and failing, with all their
eruditon, to discover the least trace Of either Nj
trate of Silver or any Of the preparations Of mer-
curry, will at once write you down as an ass
aver, in the drug line, very far above mediocrity
and for your superiority over them in mental en-
dowment, an achievement, they were incapable Of,
they will no longer attempt, I will assure you,
Doctor, to cope with so formidable an adversary,
but will leave the field entirely to yourself and
run like frightened rats when they hear the creak-
ing Of your boots.
Readers Of the Enquirer: As have always
said to you, have been surprised at the reception
that "BLISS' DYSPEPTIC REMEDY" has re-
ceived at the hands of physicians. With but few
exceptions, so far as am able to judge they, IN
stead OF denouncing, as they are very apt to do,
anything in the "patent'' line, have been unani-
nous in its praise, and have not only exhibited II
to their PATIENTS but made use of it themselyesa as
a good many have written me. I do, however,
occasionally, but very seldom. hear Of physicians
denouncing it, and discouragng its use, saying
that it contains such o mineral, or such poison,
and when they don't know anything more about
it than Patagonian does about psalm book
This however, all arises from jealousy, and g de-
sire to extermnate it; and so keen nre their raus
corous feelings towards it, and so burning their
desire to vent their spite upon it and its propre
tor, in way that will minister to their preyins
appctites that Mt every fresh opportunity OF graft
fcation their courage gathers strength and energy
Of purpose, and they are ready to immediate them.
selves on the altar Of their unqueLchable thirst
for revenge. .fss..
AS regards the composition of "BLISS DYS,
PEPTlC REMEDY" there mnot enc particle Of NJ
trate Of Siluer or any of the preparations Of Mr-
cury, nor one particle Of anything MINERAL about
1t, but an entirely T.EGETA Bile preparation, per.
ftey harmless, but decidedly crofire in Dysptpsia
and all other diseases haring their origin IN dissase
Of the Stomach. - lg
W. W. BLISS, N. D.,
1863 Broadway, New York.
The REMEDY is for for sale by L. P. BAR
NETT, & co. Yorkyille. It can be sent by mail.
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