Litchfield enquirer., 1857-09-24
- 2 To the Ladies.

To the Ladies.
 RECEIVING RECENTLY LETTER FROM young ady in Alabama, shall take the llbefry oi publishing portion of 1t, and shall also take occasion 10 make le subject of that letter by way of text for % my adversement s oi hs week ana in do ted by the ladies, especially the young lades W ho make personal appearance aud attraction study. There IS no country Tn the world ,Eat produce greater array of pretty faces than is also true hat there IS no country where there lew finely developed forms among the female sex in Why is ths Why IS that the Ingenuity O. the nl-
 liner and the dress maker taxed the utmost to gve the appearance ot reality? Why is it that forms once full, round and plump have become shrunken thin and bony But to the letter
 DEAR SlR-We ere it not from conviction of your hospltable feelings towards good number of pa,lets who annoy you with the nara on of frivolous and an- cied ailments, should be embroidered under take so awkward task as the consulting you m rela- to myself and fl, alter statlrg my condition which : conceive to be the result of dsease-wat, know no:-yOu should regard t as purely of ke imasl natiun rather than actual disease, statement to that effect from you would, confident, prove as rehe dal to the fancy, would your remedies, did actual
 have always enjoyed the bes, of health, ant, up to the present lle hardly have known what pain suf- ering was. do not now Ten enber ever have had spell of sickness or being any way indspo e with the exct Ut on peilaps oi occasional and but very slight heanache. My appetite is good-pertaps top goud. digest my food without difficulty; walk , without iaIlgue sle well, and say as have already said, hat apparently enjoy the best o heal:h IiUtWithSl anung ue Ol testimony favor Uf my beng entirely exempt IT. m disease, there il dlion of the system that l am unable for.
 alude to the fact that for the last twenty. four months have entirely lost the Turuldiy ot form which has always been natural 10 up to the erred 10 It IS now TWO years since first discovered that was gradually losing flesh, and the pres, time, my arms, neck and in fact the whole person, which was once ul, round and firm, very much shrunken, aienuated and bony. Believing that such system of body could take place, at any Tate continue exist for So long period, without having fer It's diseased aciluI where, l anDFd tor medical advice, but without gaining either satisfaction ol any benefit. was told by one physician that ! would galn my flesh after while by aliotitr that would recrt as s'nn as cold weather came, and by other that soon as warm weather came would be as hcshy ever And now, SIT, apply 10 you, only for opInon, but for en, h in your judg. nient, the demands It., &c., Be.
 Most certainly io, the demand treatment, and for sons, v'Z-Ihat diseased action be
 moved, and that the roIudily of form may be restored The Inter rconplished bv the removal of e former which Is only the lle above case bu, m a! ohe,s of like character The idea that hln spare hai natural to some, IS entirely erroneous for in every IS the result ot disease, either hered lary prnLucrd by natural causes. As for consideration by physicians, tins one has been almost totally disregarded; and one of greater importance can scaice be mentioned Inror 'nt not only from the fact that vital organs diseased and also because o that disease, beauty ui form and cOmeIness criced
 Let us now look into 'le cause ut this trouble What is It? Why tIils sirunken, lean and bony condition It is a faulty hu,rltion; the body mper erfectlv noMr- ished from tie fact that good, rich and healthy blood is not pre- and through winch alone can tie huy be well nourlshed and duly devei"ped Why is not good rich and healthy ood present for certainly in many there Is no lack of appetite of gond subslan tial and whole some food, and a plenty of it, winch makes good uood. The is S,mpc-for although there is no wanting of appetite or of good food and in abundance, yet the food not taken up and carried into the c'reuaton, or at any rate but small portion it-anh why? Because of :he sted of the digestive organs 1hs IS the uoub+-,he system is in that precise same slate that II would be il in half starved condtion. And now, how is that gested of the digestive organs prevents the food from being carried muo the circulation and converted into guon blood. Those who have read my advertise mel,l ut last eek fully gnailtcd, thlnk with the way that the food Is Carred the circu at on
 the tolm of clIle, and converted into b bo"d and 1t only ren'arns tor me 10 give the reason why II is not
 the condition under consideration. carried there and converted mo good blo"d. The mucus membrane which lnt tie stomach c"ntlnu,s on into the bowels and lin, them also It IS continuous membrane
 have aIrea aly described how, in the upper bowels lhcr s.dts are pierced with mnulcrahe humber of little orlces, which are mouths ot lntIe vessels ubes whose office IS to absorb take up Ihe food alter it IS formed into chile and pass aIulg into a arge ven amt on through this ven IS the cc carried
 the heatt from whence It Is propelled to The lungs. and there, by Its c'mg m contact with the a'mos> pnee, conveIt,d Into blood, and ready for pur pos, of ru,rt on or lsl'lng the body. From the lungs, il inow being made into g"nd bood) brought back the heart agaIn through large vens and from the heart tuug hout the ent re system huu9h the arcrlcs.
 Now the n,ucus membrane which lines the stomach and bowels, also dips nIo these lltte vessels above spoke n oi, ad also lines hem Aud think now can be easily cen that when the digestive organs in a Psted and nfilmed that less of a swollen slate o that InuCu> membrane and in qucnce of ths swollen state. the moniIt ut these ssc S. from lhelr beng very m'nue, ud be rety closed up which wuul of prevent the talk
 ing u ut the chic and o it's being carried l'to he circuatinn and m consequence Of Its not beng taken up hy these vessels passed through the bowels and eXpecd aud without the system receiving any bt neht of Its nuurShing properties.
 It plain, then, from the foregoing, that our rshiela measures must he directed the digestive org,,s, Tor
 by the congestion of these organs that this shrmk en attenuatcd and honv condition is brought hb ut. What shall be remedies Those that will remove the congesed and restore them a heahy c"ll- dtion h advance nf all other remedial means the following of all the directions accompaiIy ing and by doing and persever'ng in the taking of Ie remedy, not only every vestice of the disease Ill be removed but a gradual aud steady improving in flesh ! and rotulciIy ot torm will be the result
 It is the experience of every one, and t has ofrn been u,ade ke suNact of remark by to who have takcl. the Remedy for me time that n makes them [" gain in flesh ard if have been undCrst, od ahuve It w,ll nw be how does II, vZ-hy removing the cosesred ot the digestive crcans which prevents | rI,e manufacture of good, healthy blood, and ouepy prorer nourshmeat of the body.
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