Litchfield enquirer., 1857-06-25
10 the Citizens of Litchfeld and T;tcimity:-

10 Me Catt1ens Of Litchtfetd and Fsctntty:-
a LLoW me to call your attention to a new med
1-.A Nl preparation known GO BLISS DYsPEPTIc
REMEDY. This is new medical compound and il
the result OF long practice extensive observation
and close study of all diseases having their origin i'm
dsordered state of the stomach. and adapted to
every stage OF these diseases, from their incpient
symptoms to those in which they have assumed a
chronic form ; and although but vet in its infancy
has gained noteriety and reputation never before
attained by any patent preparation. This is no
quack nostrum, got up to gull the people and Aeece
them out of their money, but incidence, which.
with the treatment prescribed to accompany the talk
ing of it, has the sanction of years of successful prac-
tce and cU moi fail 10 cure the most stubborn cases of
Dyspepsia, no matter of how long standing, or how
severe may be- providing the directions closely
followed out
1t was not suddenly hit upon nor dreamed of, but
is the accreton of facts and experiments collected in
the daily rounds of practicing physician and is
given to the public in popular form, in the hope,
as in the belief that it will not fail in giving relief
to the sufferer from Dyspepsia, in any instance
when the directions are properly attended to-
Like govt dyspepsia may be said to be fashion.
able disease it. more readily than any other in
various of its forms and to greater extent, finds it's
victims in the wealthy and arstocratic families,
pecialy i'll large cities and its insdious working
is often the real though undiscovered cause of the
sallow cheeks the dull heavy eye, and general in
erta, indspostion to either mental physical effort
which are enormously attributed to other cause.
Scenes OF luxurious ease are not however, alone the
ment of myrads of mankind. Other conditions of
life there are, in which it reveS over faded and
emaciated forms, disputed and despairing hearts
The sedentary habits of the counting house and the
study. not less than the intense excitement and
irregularities of the buster occupations of mercantile
life, are promotve of it, each adding daily to tho
number of its subjects. But our that is, the ply
sician and his patients object is not, having once
discovered the disease, much to trace it back to
its source, as to remove it from where find it.
and to establish healthfu and vigorous action of
the various organs. by the of proper agencies,
and to restore to their natural functions those
gans perverted by disease
| Lest s. Bliss DySpcpc Remedy NAV he REGARDED
in the same light as many other tpatent prepar-
atlons are that are recommended by their proprie-
tors as a sovereign balm for every disease flesh is
heir to- wish to point you to the fact that shall
recommend its trial only in the diseases of the stom
ach, and digestive organs and those other diseases,
which, in my opinion hare tier rise and origin in these
organs, and wish also to point you to the fact that
instead OF asserting merely that it will cure such and
such diseases and ohging you to take my pse dixit
for truth of the assertion as great majority of
| those whohave gone before me have done, and
doing every day in the public prints, | shall take
no little pains. and go to no little expense in pur-
chasing space in advertising columns, for the pur-
pose not only of recommending the trial of my prep
aration, but at the same time giving you the Cause,
true indication Of treatment, md of each disease and
shall at the same time tell you rhy and hov it will
effect cure.
That it is IL sovereign remedy for the diseases
shall bring before your notice. do know for have
tested the preparation for years in my practice and
know how far and in what diseases it may be
lied upon. do know that it may be relied upon,
and with the greatest confidence in
by spepsi
no matter OF how long standing, or however stub
born case it may have been. If the directions
closely followed and perscvered in, it will not fail
to cure. SO also in
Constipation,
of standing and Iva yiousIy resist
ed every kind of treatment do know that it will,
If taken in good faith, remove every vestge Of the
disease for shall show it is disease of the d
gestive organs, instead Of as many suppose dis
ease OF the tower boces In
biiity,
also, do most unhcsitatingly Recommend it, cs-
pccially in cases of long continued debility to which
females are subject As | shall show there is
such disease as general debility" but th,. state
of system looked upon as SUCH is only symptomatic
of disease of the digestive organs, and for the
of which well directed course of treatment to
these organs must be had In
Wasting i'm Flesh,
also recommend the Remedy, and shall describe
its action in bringing about cure. This condition.
of the system, viz poor IN flesh, thin, ateAuaei bong,
and its causes, have been much overlooked by the
profession gcncrally-a condition that has been
regarded by those both in and out of the profession
as being with many ndt1raL condition but
greater mistake never existed, for such a state of
system. whether hereditary brought about by
natural causes is the result of disease of the digest
i've organs and be easily removed, and the
whole person to assume full plump and healthy
appearance. In
Chronic Diarrsl9a,
Also shall describe its curative effects-sha show
that instead of its being like the acute form of the
disease, that of the bowels it is dis of the d
gestive organs and that any and every may be
not only relieved, but permanently cured, by persc-
verng in the taking Of the Remedy. So, also, in
Pal ton,
it is sovereign remedy in the functional or nervous
forms of the disease, it having it's rise and origin in
disease of the digestive organs. So, also in
Liver Disease,
and many other chronic diseases which shall treat
upon in good time the Remedy is of all hers ever
yet been introduced before the people, one that
may be relied on with every confidence.
In conclusion will embrace the present favorable
opportunity of thanking my very numerous friends
and patrons, not only for their patronage, but for
Their high estimation of the Remedy and hone that
II VIII ever continue to be successful in relieving
suffering humanity as it has thus far been
W. W. BLISS, 373 Broadway, New York.
BLISS DYsPEpTc REMEDY" is sold by all re-
spectacle druggists, and by whom it will be sent bv
maH to any address, receiving the price of tho
medicine, S206. HARREL RIsLEY, & KITCHEN,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in Drugs
New York
Sole Agents for New York and the New England
States, and to whom all orders should be addressed
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