Litchfield enquirer., 1857-07-23
Ths ex,ension of disease. wbieh takes plaee alone


 symptoms wIl! continue for longer shorter period die away, and disappear, and affer lmtle tine freGi aga,n-hence the term occAsfoSA1 The In'ersals be until at last the brain becomes permanently involved a"d insanity, apoplectic of psraytc congestion, i'm 1 HAaEyr.
 And here would take occasion to advert to the very great importance ofattendng ,heec ps;7s.y, InhaioFy symptoms Of di-esscd stomach, which are SCI up as warning. speaking pdinly and fofebay to the paert that unless and proper ireaSeni ne at once instituted. no matter of how mild form ,hey may rst appcar, thete is imminent danger of inc efan or some other vital organ becoming perma- neniy involved. These early s,mpionrs are too fre- gneny overlooked orregaraed as some uiing disease 'ha' VIII very soon pass of and thus tie lives on taking thought of the increasing frequency or vehemeHce of those 'triHing con,piains," until at last, other and important ofsans ihe brain, perhaps,
 r the ubgs or the heart. nj the liver, or some oher organ have be ome almost irremediaby involved. Ihe1 Il is that the patent, upon rt cDn, finds that hs disease has long b. en creeping upon hn, eain'ne Oi the disease suddenly awakens hm 10 ofioDs of hls true situation. His irieds perhaps. discover that h:s
 m'"a I ,a ".s essesy t',', his b'a'a IS d.ssas'
 there [" be treated wh stra eht jacket blsters 10 the snaven scalp &c. and thought, perhaps, taken by the medical attendant. or heatmeni instituted for troubie, viz., DISEASE OF THE STOMACH.
 Perhap, insead cf term ma ing in insan niy, very different phenomenon is ex ltbed the surgng of the blood towards the brain tt last produces palsy of
 limb from parI pressure of the brain, palsy "f he entire oconoton m the pressure o blo on the ba ok portion of the bran and ,he p,or patient ohl: ged. perhaps, submit to the boojdsgorgng operation of the lancet a shaved and blistered scalp. burnt and hisered back-b,ne stimulating and burning enibroca- t"ns with very little good al probably with though, the part .i the attending p,y scian of the "'a.. "'s. DISEASE OF OF TIE sToMAcH. '"' '''aS' Perhaps instead o either of the above termina lions, 4 very much less serious result IS he consequepce- perhaps, merely pain the shoulder or head and Tic Dooureux of ihe face; and thls Tic Dooure ux the l Iox, ,h.,k HlaSp
 nc, &c and be Ormented wrh burning bIisrrs seroDs and the hke-he attending physician regarding it. Der haps simply local aftc'ing entirety losing sight of the fact that the lining membrane of the soma cb and liver is one continuous member and also Of the
 rsr great and continuance of these pains viz Disease of the Stomach, propagating disease in the v. producing pain in lhe shoulder, head and fare How
 frequently has rain in the right shoulder been look ed upUn named and treated as case of liver disease i" " inacion 0: the liver, tvague and unmea ming terms and in great mary of cases without aLy benefit, ac- cruing from the treatment; and with how much more success might these so called Iver diseaseo" hav been treated had the true pathology of the rase-he of Ihe disease. in taci, THE DISEASE been properly tood- they had heen regarded as he consequence of disease of the stomach producing nor. bid action in the liver and the a,er its turn send ing s irritation to the shoulders face and head Per. haps instead of either of the above examinations akno place. d much more common one exhibits itself VIZ
 disease of the lungs There is not so common c,,r nee disease of he lungs being produced hv d sense of he stomach; in fact disease of the stomach cannot uSeaSS n there case of diseased lungs but that W as produced by dsea of the digestive organs. The dis. called Pulmonary Consumption has its origin in disease of the stom ach, and from other source From the close ve connection between the sDmac oh and the lungs the latter is constant recjpen of Il irritation from the stomach which lends the forma. iinn of tubercles, the commencement of Pu'mnnarv Consumption-6rst, by not only inducing disca sed of the tubes, but also by setting up svmpa- 'he,ic irritation in he spongy tissue o the hung and secondly, by producing a morbid of ie blood in 1 hv tbo n. famed stomach Thls idea. am well aware, as re- gards the of Consumpton s at with the mass Of the wise heads n the profession but ii does make It any the less rue. There as wise heads as any in the profession who have ptomdIeae the doctne for years; and years ago was satisfied from my observation, that Cons sumption had ts origin in disease of the mach, and a: too not in few isolated cases bi, in every instance; and defy any physician to point io case of Pulmonary Con. tiou. it could not he fonnd, beyond doub that ihe patent had been previously aborng under dsased d. gestive organs. There is disease much dreaded look ed upon with so much horror, consumption. All sorts o specIi"s have been invented for it's cure every conceivable combination of drugs almost have been compounded and the poor sn; rer sent tn almost every of tho habitabe globe for relief and all but to very litsle purpose Physicians take charge of such cases with great hesitation and ,ub and he patient now looks "aIy for temporary and n> significant relief And why is this :? Why all thls misery and suffering all this medical labor am s e 1 psExsE oF fser TE i ! Cunsdmp ion is capable of heinz cured as aI,os, any other disease, hen too far advnnced-w when 10 create new lungs, to make the;tn grow again and occupy the place of the lung that has been des. troy. aud annhilaied by rera ion, suppuraion and xpe tioh and when sufficient o the lung mains tor the putposrs of their office. moi only further de. may be remedief, but an entirely healthy ion of the remaining portion nt the lung may be ought about. Facts of cases O! Pulmonary C,nsump- ion having been cured and the subject afterwards lying good old age. have been loo oren shown by post mortem examination. to admit, nowadays, Of a
 jingle doubt Bu rest assured this end IS not attained hy "docturing" rhe lungs, and hating no regard for other diseased organs. No, for by prescribing for the lungs, valuable tune is being lsI, and without being "dccored, ms cadet the cause but strike the ot the evIl. and to strike effe ctvely go 'nce 10 the stomach and there yon will find the cause. and THE ONLY cause of all this trouhle and only by removing this can the patient have hept of recovery. To talk about eur.ng Consumption by
 pplyIng remedies 10 the lungs and taking though rr insiutny treatment for other diseased pats o the system, is all n"nsense, and the height of en. i D, rcism. No pa'icnt was ever cured nor ever vii
 sesreb es there or diseased action tand veu a
 ways find enough of Hl and treatment MAY he in srrued with no ite hope of snceess-and one tha will in great majority of cases, cure the patient fpr"vding, o conrsc the lungs are not too much con Sumed.
 There are ,honsands of clergvmen throughout the United States rruuUled with that very common disea St known as Clrrgyman's Sore Throat" and probaby not one Tn hundred knows the true cause of hts disease perhaps from the tact of never having been properly explained to him by his physician nd possibly ale" from bis physician taking wrong vie VI as regards iis true cause. Ont of hundreds of cases that hay fallen under my observation there has beer no single ins'ance that it very readily trac able disease of the digestive organs. From the fact of ths mncus memhran ne of he ar-rt'bes being a con sant recipient o rri alion. having it's origin in dseas ed digestive organs these air iuhes take cn an ex treme sensiiseEess which ptoduces a large amour, o morbid secretion, and renders the patient exceedingly susceptible to changes in the temperature. causing him be continually susceptible to fresh colds' and " couehs" the quent repetition of which induces ,hal chronic ina mmatinn nf the air-tuhes known as '' Bronchitis and C.rgymen's Sore Throat"
 In onrlnsion-to all invaids Iet me say, that if have made mention above of ,he disease with which afflicted, rest assured, it is folly for you hone tor either permanent speedy cuIe unless attention is had to the digestive organs. for there you will find not only the FIRST GREAT CAUSE o' of your maIady; and would respectfully call your anenion to the merits of my remedy, known as Bliss Dyspeptic Remedv,"-a medicine ,ha, have In A~G~ .I., I- .l- t.