Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-21
-NEW YORK ADYERTISEMENTS
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4Vo THE CITIZENS OF woRCEs-
a TER COUNTY AND VICINITY.
ALLOW me to call your attention to medical pre-
psrstion, known as BILLS DYsPEPTIC REMEDY"
This is medical compound and is the result oflong
practice extensive observation, and close study Of all
diseases having their origin 10 disordered state Of the
stomach and adapted to every stage OF these diseases
from their incipent symptoms to those in which they
have assumed chronic form; and although but yet in its
infancy has gained notoretE and reputation be-
fore attained by any patsnt" preparation. This Is
quack nostrum up to gull the people, and fleece them
out Of their money, but medicine which, with the
treatment prescribed to accompany the taking Of it, has
the sanction Of years Of successful application and pr
vae practice and tO not fail to the mort stubborn
Of Dyspepsia, matter Of how long standing
how severe it may be- providing the directions are closely
followed out
TWAS Suddenly hituPsn nor dreamed Of but is the
accreiOn OF facts and experiments collected ia the daily
rounds Of duty practising physician and is given to
the public in popular form, in the hope in the be-
lief that It will not fail in giving relief to the sufferer
from Dyspepsia in any instance when the directions
properly attended to.
Like gout dyspepsia may be said to be fashionable
diseases il ore readily thSo any other, In VaEous OF
It's foTns sad to greater ezsF has 10 vtons in the
wealthy ss sistooratic gissS especially b large ses;
and its insdEous workings Omen the real Gosgh M
discovered cause OF the saow cheeks the dull heavy
eye and general inertia ndisposition to either mental
physical Effort which eroneously attributed to other
causes Scenes of luxurious ease are not however alone
the haunts Of this destroyer Of the health and enjoyment
of myrisds of mankind Other conditions of life there
are in which it reves faded and emaciaed forms,
disprited and desparng hearts. The sedentaTy abors
Of the counting house and the study not less than the
intense excitement and Irregularities Of the buster
paDns Of mercantile life, promoye Of it, each daily
adding to the number of its subjects But hat is
the physician and HIS patents) object is not, having
once discovered the disease much trace it back to
its source to it from where find it, and to
establish heahfu and vigorous action Of the various
organs by the of proper agencies ard restore
their natural functions those organs which had been per-
VeTted by disease
Lest ''Biss' Dyspeptic Remedy" may be regarded in
the same light many other patent preparations
that are reco nne1ded by their propretors
egn balm for every disease that flesh is heir to- wish to
point you to the fact that shall recommend its trial only
10 the diseases Of the stomach and digestive organs and
those ether diseases which, in my opinion, haUe their
rise aad 5rIgin in those oresSs and 1 wish also 10
point you TO the fact that instead Of asserting merely
that it will cure such and saeh diseases and obging you
to take zpse dirst for the truth Of the assertion
great majority Of those who have gone before have
DONE and are doing every day in the public points,
shall take little palms, and go to very small expense
in purchasing space in advertising columns for the pur
pose not only of recommending the trial Of Of my prepG
ration, but at the time giving you the CAUSE
INDICATION OF TREATMENT, CUBE, &c, Of each disease,
and snail at the same time tell you Why and hos will
effect cure.
That it sovereign remedy for the diseases shall
bring before your notice. do know for have tested the
preparation for years in ms private practice, and know
how far and in what diseases it may be relied upon and
withthe greatest confidence, in
DYSPEPSIA,
No matter Of how long standing, or however stubborn
case it may have been II the directions closely
followed aud persevered in, it viii not ail to So
also in
CONSTIPATION,
Even Of years. standing and having previously resisted
every kind of treatment do know that ii will If it is
taken in good faih every vesge of the disease;
for as shall shog it disease Of The digestive organs
instead Of, as many suppose, disease Of the OtOsr
boWeis. In
DEBILITY,
Also do most unhesitatngly recommend it, especially
in those cases of long continued debility which females
are 50 subject rs shall show, there such disease
as general deolty but that state Of system looked
upon as such, is only symptomatc Of disease of the
digestive orgens and for the cure Of which well directed
course of treatment to those organs must be had In
FASTING IN FLESH,
also recommend the Remedy and shall describe its
action in bringing about This condition Of the
system, viz; poor in flesh, thIn atenuated and bony
and its causes have been much overlooked by the pro
fesson generays condition that hiss been regarded by
those both in and cut Of the profession being with
many NATURAL condion-but greater mistake never
existed for such of the system whether hereditary
or brought about by natural causes is the result of dis
ease Of the digestive organs, and be easily removed
and the whole person to assume full, plump, and
healthy appearance. In
Also shan describe its curative ects-sha show that
instead of its being like the acute form of the disease
tnst o. the bowels it is disease Of the digestive organs
and that any and every case may be not only relieved
bat permanently cured by perseverng in the taking Of
the remedy. So, also, in
PALPITATToN,
Iii sovereign remedy in the functional or nervous
forms OF the disease having its rise end origin in dis
ease Of the digestive organs. &c. ALSO in
LIVER DISEASE,
And many other chronic diseases which shall treat upon
in good time the remedy is of all others ever yet intro
duced before the people, that may be relied on with
every confidence.
In conclusion, 1 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 hope that it will ever
continue to be as successful in relieving suffering humane
lty as it has thus far been. W. W. BLISS,
373 Broadway, New York
"BLisS'S DYSPEPrIC REMEDY" is sold by all
respectable druggists, and by whom it will be sent By
mat to any address, receiving the price of the med
iclne 81 HARRBL, RISLEY, Il KITCHEN,
importers and Wholesale Dealers in Drugs,
New York
|. ~ Sole Agents for New York and ths New England
seates ana - whom all sEdsrs should rs addressed