Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-07-22

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DEBILITY AND PR0STRATI0N OF SYSTEM,
NERVOUSNESS, PAIN IN BACK AND
LoINs, &c, &c.
AS n remedy for weak and debilitated Females,
there are few, if any, equal to BLISS DISPEPTIC
REMEDY. Its action is prompt and effectual and
unlike nearly all other tonic preparations, such as
iron, bismuth, acids, bark, &C., whose action is at
tended with moro or less of irritation and excitement
to the sysem is purely tonic, and entirely free from
nnyirritating qualities and from thisfact ispeculiary
applicable to those of long continued debility,
so frequently met with among females
1t will be remembered that nine out of every ten Of
those cases of long continued debility arise from dis
ease Of the stomach. Debility, loss of strength Ian
guor and prostration of SYSTEM ore mere symptoms OF
disease, disease which in great majority Of cases,
is in the mucus membrane Of the 8tomach, and to this
membrane should remedial treatment be directed that
the cause may be removed and With the prostraton
of system. -.
It is very frequently asked, How long must take
the Remedy? How long will it take to cure me?
These very hard questions to answer; Tor the du-
ration of treatment will depend very much upon the
PATHFINDER temperament condition. and state Of the
system. 1t should be remembered by every female
that the disease which they look upon as "gencral
debility" and prostraton of the powers of the sys-
tem has been growing upon them perhaps for years,
and of course time must DO allowed for the system to
under the influence of this Remedy, will very soon
recruit ITSELF but miraculous must not be looked
for even if it is Bliss Dyspeptic Remedy they are to
king It would be too much to expect Of this or any
other Remedy that disease which has been growing
upon the patient and taking deeper and deeper root
into the system, year after year. shall be cured in
few DAYS, or even in few weeks. Although its good
effects will be experienced in very short time, yet
the restoration to health is always slow and gradual
process, for an entire change has to be wrought
throughout the whole systematic impoverished blood
must be improved both in quality and quantity-all
suppressed and deficient secretions restOrcd-ons,
strength and vigor given to the muscular sysem-the
nervous system. braced up and to bring about all
these changes, not only good remedial agent must
be made use of, but time must necessarily be had Tor
the system to bring about such great and important
changes. Let these facts bo remembered by all pm
tients whether they take Bliss Dspcptic Remedy or
any other prcparation-lc it be remembered that time
is absolutely necessary to the system in bringing about
50 much chungc, and the restoration to health Let 1t
also be remembered in the taking of this Remedy that
there should be perseverance and regularity anu as
much of the auxiliary treatment carried out as cir
cunStanccs will admit Of If this is done, the patient
may rest assured that there will be a gradual and
steady improvement; the debility and prostration,
and the whole category of little pans and aches, pnns
in the back, loins, face head, &c, will all gradually
subsidc.
am very frequently inquired Of whether it would
not Le well to take Of the preparations in con-
junction with the Remedy. No; take nothing, for
you need nothing else; and besides, the preparations
of iron, bismuth, &c. would, in great many cases,
produce only an additional irritation of the stomach
the very thing that you trying to get rid of and
not only this those preparations would 10 no good,
for they would not be taken into the circulation from
the closed state of the mouths of the actacl vessels
which have already described in my previous advcr-
tisemcnts In conclusion, let me once more assure
every female that by steady and persevering taking
of the Remedy. she may have every hope OF ree9vc-
ry but unless when its use is commenced, there he
determination to take it regularly, would not advise
the trinl of it, rs neither the proprietor, nor those
having it for sale, desire any to take tunless they
| W. W. BLISS, NJ. D.,
1863 Broadway, N Y.
BLISS DYspEpTIC REMEDY is for sale by Drs.
A. G. t. T. J. TEAGuE, Druggists, Edgefcld c. H.,
and by whom it will be sent by mall to any address,
ON receipt of the pricc-two dollars per packagc.
July Is 1857 Il