Litchfield enquirer., 1857-08-13
Questions that Dyspeptict ask,

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 SHhkF M154 sF6f F5fYE BRIHksA SEE sEAGNe 51SerN Are questions being propounded to me daily hv ls,,., i'fT rS'S; kEMEByY MGfy Fs hs first question, answer-Eat anytins ,bn, i! s .ne wholesome. substantial and nourishing To the ,ecord question, answer-Ea: as much as you are accussOm. ed to eat, or whatever would be considered sufcien cy by the generality of healthy people To the third question, answer-No; for if you do. you will never get well. No dyspepc, any other person lsborine uhoer cnronc disease, ever got rid of his disease or ever "!ll by starving hImsef To question four, an. sw1fCNo for meat IS most important article of diet No you are 10 ye w % ton as to whether tea and coffee is injurious is all
 Such advice as the above to dyspepc, and to psr. sons laboring under chronic diseases generally will no doubt, be read and regarded by a great many with much surprise; and am greatly mistaken if the above proofs either that know nothing of the diseases which
 pretend 10 treat. or that it is some new phase in the humnbug line Bu. hold on bit, all you that think so throw the old fogy aside for moment and let us see aoout thls matter We won't stop 10 inquire how you came by your dyspe psa, but we will inqure-why js It that you have not got well of it long sgo7 why is u that It sucks to you tormentng you that you are no manner of account Simply because the powers of the system are unable throw off the disease-be.
 
 much entecbed too mnch reduced in vital force too much Tn weakened or that the extent severity or stronghold that he disease has got is too great for me WIS meIacarix nature, the powers of ihe se to remove This IS the reason. and ihe only reason that you are not we'll. We'll; how are you to he cured I By p.Irsing such a course of treatment as sha help ont me vs metacatrix naurH the powers of the sye- tem-by ins!tu,ing a treatment that will bind up strengthen give tone and vigor, and lend helping be enabled 10 throw off this disease as for instsuee regular out o door exercise cod bathing. travelling, change oi scene, &c, aud the taking of medicinal agents Why is medicine taken Simply to assist nature to throw off disease, and nothing else. Medi. cine has not one particle of influence disease-not one particle Medicine don't cure disease if onIy .s. sss nature to throw off. Now comes the uues,on- while we doing everything our DO wer 10 bind nm ana strengthen the general powers of ihe system that she may be enabIed 10 throw If this disease shall wa at The same time deny her her natural siirnulus-her natural sfrengthener? shall we withhold that by which she IS nonrshed and supported viz fo d, good whole. some and subs anita food By no means for if we de, we are bringing about the very same state of sys. tem that we are trying 10 get rid Of; by withholding food we educe and weaken the system. The tak,ns i good and substantial food is ia any DOT. ton ot the treatment that institute, in fact very much more for the food is the natural strenghener and healthy blood is made.
 A this we grant, says my sngacous friend but continues he whats the use of person eating, f his stomach IS in unfit state to receive and digest that iood nd prepare for the svssm and besdes says e there are and thousands that cannot take much food upon the stomach in conseouence of inc great distress it causes New this is very n,po,,a" question, and very true remark. There would he but Iite use in taking this good wholesome and sub. stana food, unless the stomach could receive and di- aes' It, and, too, without pain and Gisress; and that 'hr soma oh may receive and digest the food and with. out pain, recourse must be had to medical agents By these II jud cious choice is made, the stomach may be enabled 10 perform it's funcons-may he enabled 70 receive and digest the food and, too, without pain and shd distress. What rrmrdnl agent shall we use7 Shall we use caIomel? No; because in its action, it stimulates the mucus membrane of the stomach and bowels, which .reads in over>excired and in- namsn sa,e sha we use ron or any Of is Hundred not only stimulate the already over-excitGd mucus membrane of the tomach, hut render il still further unahe to prepare those preparations for their adis- sInn into the system if their presence in ,he sto. ach dd no harm. they could possibly do any good, from the fact If their mol being taken into the ircua- ton. (Whv they are not taken into the circulation, will be show in subsequent essays.
 Shall we use any of the mnny "specifcs" that are now. a'ays placed hefors 'he people Sovereign remedies" 2" No; for nine en'hs of them are prepar. ed wi'h alcohol. or some other equally snnIstina li. a",d, ana nothing is or can be more injurious or huttfa alcnI o or any of it's preparations.
 " hat remedial agent shall we nse, then This is quest on that asked for years. ired and over books but all to little nnrp"se. until ai last aided by experiments an;o't wi bout number, compounded remedy which, although very simple. vet found al. ways most etfsciual, when my directions were com pied with. This rrnnaraion have used in cases of every description of Dyspepsia and her diseases hay ing their origin in the disc of the stomach for tho last ten wears in private practice, and am now pre- scribng daily by letter. 10 patients in every se'tion ot the United States who have placed their cases un- der my especial icare and 'reatment. My legitimate business is the treatment and prescribing bv letter for chronc disease generally and nne-tenhs of the cases presclbe for are either Dyspepsia some her dis ease having ts origin in disease of the stomach. fAnd bV the bv W Il here take occasion 10 drop the hint, that some of my friends forget that lay no claim to beng phiIanhropist, or that grind for io." 1 nm ready and willing. and do expeditions as possible, answer n the 1T letters, and gives pleasure 10 do so but when it will take from one 10 two three and see the h' ct le'ps out amazinpy-espec c;aIly when their case h prens not 10 be Dvsp' psa.l have now placed ,h's re edv he fore the public that may be reli' upon. and do without any hesitation, doubt or dstrus in it's virtues, ability cure, proyi ding the instructions ar, followed out
 In conclusion, I will take occasion to remark that here hundreds and thous 'nds throughout the Uni ted States that suffering from the disease-Dys- pepsia-and taking rhs that and the other prepa. ton. and at the time living bran and water, and other such like sops, in the hope of heinz relieved of their disease; but they are all doomed dsap- poinmen for beyond que stion, that in order be- come rid of their disease. good and wholesome diet must be made use oi, and suitable remedies taken nt the time to able the stomach to digest this food and fit h for the circn ntion. Such a remedy is BLISS DYSPEPT1C REMEDY. which. if taken and per severed in, and all the directions followed out, will not ia to restore the patient heatb and here1 would remark, that no disappointment may be experienced,
 that its virtue in all discernbe in the king of one package, and perhaps in some few rx- reme cases the taking of two packages. steady and persev eing taking of the REMEDY is recom- mended, and rest assured, it will sooner later. be mable. w. W. BLISS.
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