Litchfield enquirer., 1857-11-12
P.4TE.y'T' .WEDECLV.ES.
Chronic DiarriiHa.

| THERE is certainly no disease requiring so much
nicely in treatment as C,.renc Darrea-no disease
that easily and quickly reproduced from the slight
of causes and disease that has Otto ba1t1ed
the skill the wisest and most experienced men OF the
profession. Thousands there are at this moment that
are suffering from IL, and have been Tor months and
perhaps wears even the returned volunteer from the
Mexico, advenIurers from The plains OF CALI
| fornla although the disease was contracted long
months ago, yet still suffering from it, although
long removed from the presidential atmosphere ami
other causes that produced It, Thousands there are
all throughout the South, Southwest and West, and IN
fac throughout he whole United States, that are suffer-
mo from H. discouraged and dishear,e.ed. and many
lost all hope OF getting nd of it; and why IS this
why all this suffering and encouragement why so lit
tie success and why easily reproduced
from the sightes, cause. after II has once become
checked? From either total disregard or an entire
ignorance of its exciting cause. hat is that cause
| The food that is taken INTO the stomach why Be-
cause the digestive organs not in fit condition to
| receive and digest II aud why because OF the con-
eested and ntiancd condition OF their nucus niel-
brane.
| The great majority of those long continued chronic
of Darrh9a are produced either ny the TODD III
partly wholly undiaesed state passing from the so-
mach into the lower bowels and there producing, ny
its presence. irritation of the mucus membrane, and
the consequent muscular contraction or produced
0v the food after has been manufactured into chile
this latter instead OF being taken up the lactael YES
sells, is passed the lower bowels, and like the
undges;ed TODD, produces an Initiative diarrhona In
The first instance, the stomach from its inhamed and
congested condition, is unable perform its functions.
unable digest the food that taken into it and
the not belng dlgeSed prepared so nal IL can
enter the circulation, must, OF necessity be passed on
through the bowels and lis presence there acting rs any
other foreign substance wouId produces an irritation OF
The mucus membrane with which ii comes in contact.
! and the consequences premature and 'bllltang
discharges from The bowes b. contrace effort being
eAclted into action.
! IN the second instance, where the ood has been di
sesed and converted into chile, and being taken up
hy The laciae vessels it is passed into the lower
bowe s; aud by S presence there produces the same
dlstnrban as that caused by the nndigcsted fo'd.
w nv is the cEllb not taken aCtael vessels
Ii viii be remembered that previous advertisements,
that described how the Upper bowel, called the due.
dehuIl, bad It's side pierre, with innumerabe small
or:tices rest milling tie siGCs OF nutmeg grater-that
these oriices Moths Of small vessels called lac
up the food after it had BEEN by the stomach, converted
INTO chile and passed into the upper bowel 1t will be
remen bered that | said the lining membrane OF the
stomach md bowels du2ed into these litle orihces
mouths Of the lacae vessels, and lined them also. And
II will also be remembered that said these little of
fees were yer, small II all these points are rcmein-
tool alter beng converted INTO chile is taken up
aud carried in'o the blood to nourSh the body, as il
should be. have SAID that the mucus membrane Of
The digestive organs was III nflamed and conges1 ed
condition, and every one knows that wherever there is
! inHammao there is or less swelling Of the part
intlaned, AMI il is very easy that there could
be much swelling OF that lining membrane without
closing up those little orlfi"es which open upon it. So
the reason is now obvious why The chile is not taken
up and passed INTO the circulation; it is because the
vessels wh office is 10 Ike the chile closed
from The swelling OF the nIcns membrane Of The digest
i've organs, into which they open, and the swelling is
produced nv c,ngesrn and Inflammation of that mem
brane. VIVA, has produced this infamed state of that
mucus membrane? Causes almost without number
will produce t-peslI!enlial atmosphere, bad water I'M
whole diet, stimulating TODD, spirnous liquors,
sula ing con rens. pepper, mustard cloves, sp ces,
&C., SC will produce that condition Of the mucus
brane.
Now will any one say that in the treatment of Chron-
IL DiarrhHn, remedial remedies must he directed
20 the bowels No. Where then To the true seat
If the disease. of course, VITO the digestive organs
! In fnnsn
10 this point must remedial agents be directed
our patients may take med!d'ne I'LL Gabriel blows his
horn and then be nearer being cu.ed than they
were when they commenced treatment.
| What then are The indications OF treatment? The
removal OF the contested and nfamed condition Of The
digestive organs This being done the food will be d.
eesIed and formed int. cnle-he chile will be taken
and carried INFO the circulation, and thus the Of
the ra,ve diarrhea beng no longer present, the
ma ure discharges fr' m The bowels wi cease
What remedy will best fulfil their indications? Shall
we use any OF the prep raions now before the people.
purporting,o be 'sovereign remedies? No; Tor the
of Them prepared th alcohol, other equal.
ly Stimulating hnts and the taking of them would be
adding fuel to the lne-they would produ precisely
that same condition that we striving 10 get rid Of
! Shall we use Caomel, which remedy, nowadays,
stands IN highest estimation by the learned of the pro-
fesson No; for no:hng certainly can be more per.
nlcous, not only from lis breaking down the plasiicuy
OF the bio d, destroying the blood eohules the strength
and very lille OF man, thereby preventing the inherent
Owe OF the body 10 readily repair the mischief in.
fl cted but by producing BY contact direct irritation
o. an ready over-excI,ed aud highly rrita,ed mem
ne-tle mucuS membrane OF the stomac oh a nd bow
ls
What remedy shall i've use then ? So far al nv own
experience extends, unhestAttngv say, that prep1ra-
i'm bearing The name OF ''BLlSS DYSPEPTIC
REMEDI,"-a remedy III at have used Tor wears in
m private practice not only in his particular disease,
but all others arising from disease Of the digestive
gaus, and # taken closely according all its accom-
panyi directln, am positive that il will fail in
efe cng tor have used it repeatedly in those
very worst of Chronic DiarrhPa, contracted in
We xco aud California, and do remember a single
instance IN which il failed To effect cure. Its action
Will be found dHreni i'll different cases-ln some cases
II Will moi only relieve once but effect permanent
cure almost lmmedate Yin Others it will seem 10 give
ihe same reliei IN very short time. but requiring
i"nger continuance TO effect permanent cure-in
Others, perhaps, no apprecable abatement of symp-
toms VIII be discovered for several days, but by prrse-
sire d effect. Wv ~
|, will be understood that am speaking Of Chronic
DarrhGa-DiarrhG1 of long standing. and which has
us origin IN diseased digestive organs. and of the
acute rm OF the disease f,r in this form should mos,
Ger AMY recommend JACOBS CORDIAL" as
oehs the best prcpar ration before he people, and
one 10" mat can be relied upon with the unbound
60 confidence The two diseases are entirely drssim
Iar' aa proceed from entirely dff.renr causes the
ioln disc purely of the weIs-the cbron
FORM Is disease of the digestive organs and to
""c" our reinedIal agents must be direcied
| w. w. BLISS, No. 1868 Broadway, n Y
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