Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1856-10-23
TO FEMALES J!
DEBILITY AND PRosTRATIoN OF SYSTEM,
NERVOUSNESS,


PAIN IN BACK AND LOINs, &C., &C., sc.
4 remedy for weak and debilitated Females
IA there are few, if any, equal to BLISS DYS-
PEPTIC REMEDY. Its action is prompt and ef-
fectual and unlike nearly oil other tonic prepar-
ations, such as iron, bismuth, acids, bark, &C.,
whose action is attended with more or less of ir-
ritation and excitement to the system, is purely
tonic, and entirely free from any irritating quali-
ties, and, from this fact is peculiarly applicable
to those cases of long continued debility so. fre-
Quenty met with among females.
1t will be remembered that nine out Of every,
ten of those cases Of long continued debility, arise
from disease Of the stomach Debility, loss Of
strength languor and prostration of system, are
mere symptoms of disease, and the disease, in q
great majority of cases, is in the mucas membrane
of the stomach, and to this membrane should REM
edial treatment be directed, that the eanse may be
removed, and with it the prostration Of System.
1t is very frequently asked, How long must
take the Remedy how long will it take to cure
me? These are very hard questions to answer,
for the duration of treatment will depend very
much upon the patcnt-her temperament, condi-
tion or state Of system. II should be remember
ed by every female that the disease which they
look upon as general debility" and the prostration
oil the powers OF the system, has been growing
upon them perhaps for years, and Of course time
must be allowed for the system to gro,0 back again
into state Of health. The system under the in
iueuce Of this Remedy, will very soon recruit it
SELF but miraculous cures must not be looked for,
even if it is Bliss Dyspcptic Remedy that they
are taking. 1t would be too much to expect Of
this or any other Remedy, that o disease which
has been growing upon the patient and taking
deeper and deeper root into the system year after
year, shall be cured in few days, or even in
few weeks. Although its good effects will be ex-
perienced in very short time, yet the restoration
to health is always slow and gradual process,
for m entire change has to be wrought throughout
the whole systematic impoverished blood must
be improved both in quality and quantity-ali
suppressed and deficient secretions restored-tone,
strength, and vigor, given to the muscular system
and the nervous system braced up, and to bring
about all these changes, not only good remedial
agent must be made use of, but time must neces-
sarily be had for the system to bring about such
great and important changes. Let these facts DO
remembered by oil patients, whether they take
Bliss Dyspeptic Remedy or any other preparation
let it be remembered that time is absolutely ne
ccssary to the system in bringing about so much
change, and the restoration to health. d,cth
be remembered in the taking Of this Remedy that
there should be perseverance and regularity,
and as much of the auxiliary treatment carried
out as circumstances will admit of II this is
done the patient may rest assured that there will
be gradual and steady Improvement; the debili-
ty and prostration, the host of symptoms, the
whole category Of little pains and aches, pains in
the back, loins, face head, &c., will all gradually
subside.
I am very frequently inquired Of whether it
would not be we'll to take somegof the prcpara-
tions of iron in conjunction with the Remedy
No; take nothing, for you need nothing else; and
besides, the preparations of iron, bismuth, &c.,
would, in great many cases, produce only al
additional irritation Of the stomach, the Tery thing
that you are trying to get rid Of; and not only
this, those preparations would do no good, for
they would not be taken into the circulation from
the closed state ofthe mouths of the ldcteoJ uesse
which have already described in my preyious.nd-
vertsements. In conclusion, let me once more
assure every female that by steady and perse-
vering taking of the Remedy she may have every
hope OF recovery; but unless when its use is COM
menced there be determination to take it regu-
arly, would not advise the trial of it. as neither
the proprietor those having it for SALE desire
any one to take it unless they do 30 in good faith
w. ". BLISS,
- 1853 Broadway N. Y.
The REMEDY is for sale by L. P. BARNETT,
& co. Yorkville 8. C. and who will send it by
mail to any address, on receipt Of 50, price Of tho
medicine. 1t