Litchfield enquirer., 1858-03-04

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 .; Snoiu Dc acting in very bad faith towards otir l"oontS' "hose lives are entrusted to our skill and carc were we to recommend preparation which w q know nothing at all about. That it is d valuable preparation there are but few who would honestlv
 attempt 70 deny, It they knew anything at all about
 e ana TOT ths very reason it strikes me that vo,, should as well as every other dscoverer of any rss medal agent that will relieve suffering buman;tv. be both ready and willing. as others have done~Ijr'' Ayers for instance-to place in the hands of every respectable practitioner, who makes 1t not only hs prof, ssion, but duty towards his fellow to rr lieve their distr sscs the formula by which the ore paration is comp,un led that they may judge ..f the proprlety of it's exhibition in each individual Case that cones up before them
 You must be aware that scarce a month passes ut some new remedy is piced before t,e people for ther tri u, and each adve tise, anl rrcorDeul ca ca as sovereign remedy; and you also aware .la' nihe- tehths fes nneteen-t" entcths of the remcds, purportng to be sure cures Sc. are y:l, most ums sent out broad cst over the land for tl,o purpose of gain. to gull the people and feeca the,,y ont oi th'ir hard earned money and Ivcan see isf reason reason why we should not, witk inst the sane pr
 r'ety, recommend any of these as your Reuctly< TOT we nave no knowledge of their ingredients nor nave we any Knowledge of the ingredients of youf preparaticn," &c.. Sc. xtF 9Iai
 The above is an extract from physicianss lettef' recelved short time since, and make use of i ifS this advertisement for the purpose of endeavorine t show my worthy friend. and all other physiciai,s that instead of acting in bad faith towards their pa tlents, by exhibiting BLISS' DYSPEPrIC REME. DI, they are most assurcty acting directly to ti,. contrary, for they are exhibiting remedy that :s knoun to be just what it purports to be-a remedy that has b"en tested in hundreds and thousands If cases, always, or nearly always. with the hhbpsrst Iss"its.a res remedy that enjoys the cofd1of aiinut the entire population in sections of%the countFv where 1t has been introduced-a remedy that k ne- knowledged by both those in and out of the rrofes sion as possessing remsddl north that should enti tie It to every confidence It is known to be egr.., hre agenf not humbug-t is known to be a reme,iv not an imposition What is the great object and am ot the physician? To find out re,nedies Whit aces the sick patient crave and require Remess What are necessary to his recovery! Not pr,,fes. sicnal pride. not professional excusiveness, not ar. rcgant assumption. not long faces with wondruus "lse expressions not second hand distinctions but re"'eaes He cares not how learned or how scienti-
 tic his physician may he he wants remedies It k for .Ees" which he pays his money to him, and wi he h"I es to get from him. It is nf precious little ,o- me- t" the patient whether it is an orthodox rem. edy with the ofe, patent" SD long ns it r"res him To be cured is the great end and object uf ms enp'oylng a p ' ican to htve prescrilei f,r him such ren edc wi restore health is all tn t he wants, an hr cares not straw for the ertier' (" eir pr, fessional ex lsiveness for their Ufi cl Il remedies so long as they do him good. :" All this gr' mt. slys my friend but my p.- tient tile expect, that will give him remedy that know nutning about" Very true and should you do so Oil wonll be s kj"ct to the well-mcriie ntennt "i te wh 'le fracl fly. and s., uld be e.
 
 YOU to be we'll actu inted with every remedy y. u admins ter: nor is ti all, he expects yon t l.. sess Knowledge of every remedy that is bcf '. Ieople--this is you, siness-ths is the b,ls ss of the profession you have a 'optel It is your It. ness, with every r;mt dy to re, c;ve it exlni it. try it. test it, and if yen have love for the pro.
 csson you have 'sp' used-f you D sscss a phil.. threpca spirit and love to possess yourself of ev rv knowle'se tn t W in any way aid you in comins reliever ot suffering hulna ity you will do 1t ah [ tN 1asb hos f,,
 fh Ial remedy or patent without stopping to enquire w..ethcr il i, approved by the order It is y,ur duty to think and examine for yourself
 e ei and try rene ly for yourself-an6 nni te 6 ned by the lpsi di1n of an order, wh,, . c ady hapT ns to le q patent or does not cis s'r'l"ht down from professor clair conceive an Ill 'sratve duty, in vi W of the inn vation al d for the sake of their dignity profrssi, n Il usagcs and undue assumption of professon,l pride to rise s m tically and Snru. .taneuusly in b, ling hos tility against it.
 'BLlSS D 'SPEPl TIC REMEDY" has been placed f'rc you fir you to Use "r reject It is for yon re ve it, examine and test it It hls been p.acrd ef,re you in precisely the same manner that all o her remedies have ell EvtEy remedy under heaven, wdhoW snIe c pion h's been dis tovtty of the pure accident--the hlindcst chai!ce and ach in its turn received, examined tested aud d ly certiied to If gootI by tie order You know jus !, much alolt BLISS DYSPEP1IC REME. DY as you dc any other remedy. before the test and by su ctng it to the s,me tests that all other remedies h,ve been subcce,l to. you will then know its remedial qualities ami true W tn and act in good faith when yon advise it to your patients.
 Simply b ausc it is 'latent.' is no reason why you sould dscard it. There is not single remedy on God earth lu~ is g patent in precisely the same way that '' BLISS DYSPEPTlC liEMEDY''is. Why? Because yon know nothing about them uil- til v Il have tried them and tested them There is no cnin' ction nrsl relation whatever be- wren di slsc an drug'. What was known about PcIuvl- an Bark or tnlDarb when first discovered in the iores's' Nothing " ha. d you know about them now? No hing, except that you have t-od Peruvi;'n Bark in hgue. and know it will curcit You know nothing an ut Rhubarb-exeept you have tr'sd '. and und that it moved the bowels Was tl"Ic anything in the color, shape smell, taste weight of the Rhubarb Root that told you it possessed pro- perties of moving the bowels there anyt ing in the color shape. smell. taste or weight If t!e Peruvian Bark that even suggested the idea that it possessed properties of curing Ague! NJ. Tn. properties were ascertained only by trying hy tcs Ing them. Do so by .'BIISS' DYSPEPIIC REM DY." and you will then know all about it. Test [, as you have done other remedies ascertain wici its properties YoURTELr-examine 1t. ahi jude of it, test it. and think about it Yoursr,r and not depend on me for letter of recital of ts properes and ingredients. or my, or any one elssS opinion of it. and like flock following the bell w.ti- CT, blindly trot on in the path others have tr,d
 In yeur letter you also say that it is the intern tention of several of the fraternity around tod, all thy can to discourage its use am -certain'v very sorry that they should come to any such d. termination not my account. however. or their own. but on account of their poor patients. ,i., net question the purity of the motive which pronps them thus to attempt the achievement of morat impossbility but as the Irishman said, who saw young bull wadly attempt on a railroad track Q stop an engine when under full headway by lawl. ing, q Be Jasus, like your spunk, but damn 70 | sA 4, ;as { a .s
 And now, in conclusion-I think have given good and sufficient reasons why physicians shoulf net hesitate to recommend BLISS DYSPEPT1C REMEDY There arc a great many physirians. in fact very large majority. who know do nrt hesitate to it in their practice and lnmcnr it not only to their ent bu. adminstcrit in their own families, and have in my ssessi hats full of letters from physicians atesting to its remark, hlc effcacv. and with the exception of one or twn instances. all enthnsas tic in it's praise and presume not one ameng the whole number but tfiat q with it with great deal of distrust. les