Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-05
MEDICINES.
EMHY PHYSICIANS SHOULD USE
"Bliss' DYapentic Remedy"

Elr-kegafQeQ Aud enthusiastically praised as your
preparation aesuredly is, by the public generally,
Il allude to BLISS DYSPEPTIG REMEDY,) [ would
inquire whether tire Euud not be more Of seeming OF
phanhropc spirit on your part were you to appTse If
the people generally YOU brethren in the profession,
Of its composition, its properties and INGREDIENTS, that
they might them eonscenuousy, and in good faith,
ommead to their PARENTS. Your own experience in the
profession must certainly spprse you that we should be
ing in very bad faith towards our paents, whose lives
entrusted to skill and care were we recommend
preparation We know nothing at all about That it is
vaube preparation there are Tut few who would honestly
attempt deny, il they knew anything at all about it,
and for this very it strikes that you should,
well every other dscoveer of any remedial agent that
will relieve suffering humanity. be both rea " and willing
others have doneDr. Ayers for nsance-t0 place in
the hands of every respectable practitioner who makes
not only his proes ion, bat datq to@ards his fellow meo
TO relieve their dsesses the formula by which the prep
arat II is compounded, that they may judge of Inc
proprety of IFS exhibition in each individual that
comes before them.
You last be aware that scarce month passes but
some remedy is placed before the people for their
trial, and each advertised and recommended
sovereign remedl and you are ao awsre that nine
tenh yes, nineteen twenteths Of these remedies pur
porting to be sure cures &c, vile nostrums,
broad cast the ani for the purpose Of gain,
and fleece the people of their hard earened moneys
and can see no reason why We should not, ~h just the
same ptopriety recommend any of these your
remedy. Tor we have knowledge Of the Ingredients
of your PREPARATION &c, &c.
Toe above is extract from a PHYSICIANS letter
received short time since, and make of it in this
advertisement the purpose of endeayorng shog
my worthy reu1 and all other physicians that instead
of acting in bld faith towards their patients by exhibit
ing "BLlSS' DYsPE PTIO REMEDY" they are most
assureiy acting directly to the contrary for they
exhibiting remedy that is knotOH to be just what it
purports to be remedj that has been tested iii hum
dreds and thousands of cases. always nearly always
with the happies results-a remedy that enjoys the
confidence OF almost the entire population in sections Of
the country where it has been Introduced remedy that
is acknowledged by both those in out OF the profess
sion possessing remedial DO1b that should entitle
it to every confidence. 1t is known to be curative
m b1f7ht1f 10 - ha
an mpnon. What is the great object and aim of the
physicianl 10 find remedies. What does the sick
patient crave and requrel Remedies. What are nee
essary To his recovery Not professional PRIDE not pro-
essonal exclusiveness, not arrogant assumption,
long faces with wopdrous wise expressions not second
hand distinctions. but remedies. He not how
learned or how scientific his physician may be, he
remedies. IL il for these which he pays his money TO
him, and which be hopes to get fl ON him. 1t is of
precious little moment to the patient whether it is
orthodox remedy with the profession, 'patentn
long it him. To be cured the great end and
object of his employing physician 10 nave prescribed
for him such remedies as will restore health is all that
he wants. and he cares not for ihe order, or
their professional exclusveness or for their 'ofcisl
remedies, so long as they do him good
IAN this, grant" says my friend, "but my patient
little expects that will give him a remedy that know
nothing about" VerF true; and should you do so you
would be subject TO the well merted contempt Ut the
whole fraternity and should be expeuet from "the
order" Your patient expects you be well acquainted
with every remedy you admaisterj nor is this ALL he
expects you possess knowledge of every remedy that
is before the peoplethJs is your busnessthis is the
business the profession which YOU have adopted-t is
your business, with every remedy, receive it,
examine it, try it, test it, and you have love for the
profession which you have espoused--f you possess a
phianthropical spirit and love possess yourself of
every knowledge that will in any way aid you in becOm
ing reever of suffering humanity you will do it, and,
too, without stopping to inquire from whence the remedy
came- without stopping TO inquire whether it is
"ofical remedy" or a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. stopping to
inquire ghether is approved by the order Iii your
duty think and examine for yourself to receive and
try remedy for yourself not to be governed by the
lpSe diTit OF an "odrr," who, il remedy happens to
be ''paent or does not stIaioht down from the
professors chair, conceive it their imperative duty, in
view Of the Innovation and for the sake Of their dgn
typ professional usages," and undue assumption of
professional prde to rise up systematically and simulta.
neously in bristHng hostility against it.
"BLlss' DYSPEPTIC REHEDY'' has been olace1
before you for you to reject 1t is for you to
receive examine aud test it. It been placed before
you precisely the all other remedies
have been. Every remedy under heaven, tDlth0ut a
ingle exception, has been discovery of the purest
aceidentthe Dindest chance; and each in its
received, examined tested, and duly certified to lii good
by ''the ORDER You know just much about BLlSs
DgSPEPTIC REMEDY" as you do any other remedy,
before the test and by ubctng it to the game tests that
all other remedies have been subjected to- will then
know its remedisl qualities and true WORTH and act in
good faith when u advise it to your patients.
Simply be cause it is "patent," is reason why you
should discard it, Hh're is not single remedy Gods
earth but is "pateut' in precisely the way that
"BLlSS' DYSPEPTIO REMEDY" is Why? Because
you nothing about them until you have tried them,
and tested then There connection no natural
relation whatever betw disease and drugs What was
known about Peruvian Bark Rhubarb When arst dir
covered in the forests. Nothing. What do you know
about them now? Nothing except that you have tried
Peruvian Bark 10 Ague, and know that Will it.
You know nothing about Rhubar0except you have tried
it, and found that it moved the bowels Was any
thing in the COLOR shape, SMELL TASTE weight of the
Peruvian Bark that suggested the dea that it pos
sessed properties of curing Agaewas there anything
the color, shape, ell taste, weight of the Rhuba'b
that told you possessed properties of moving the
bowesi No. Their properties we're ascerained only by
trying, by testing them. Do so by "BLLsS' DY5PEPTIC
REMEDY" and you will then know all about it Test
it, as you have done other remedessscert what its
properties for yourself it, and judge of it,
test it, and think about for yourself and not depend
on me for letter of recital of its properties and ingre-
dents my or any else's opinion OF it, and like the
flock following the bell weher, bindy ro in the path
others have trod.
In your letter you also say that iti the intention of
several Of the fraternity around me to do all they to
discourage its use and they will know, do all in their
power TO lessen Its SALE certainly very sorry that
they should any such determinations not on my
account however, their own, but account of their
poor patients do not question the purity # the motive
which prompts them thus attempt the achievement of
moral impossibilyj but as the Irishman said, who
saw young bull mady attempt, on railroad track to
stop an engine when under full headway by bawling,
"Be Jasus, like your spank but damn yer Judgment"
And now in conclusion-I think have given good and
sufficient reasons why physicians should not hesitate
recommend "BLIsS DYsPEPTIC REMEDY" There
great many physicians, in fact, very large major
ity who know do not hesitate to it in their practice
and recommend it, not only to their patients but admin
lister it in their families, and have in my possession
hats full of letters from physicians aestng its
able efficacy and with the exception of two
instances all enthusiastic in its praise; and pre-
sumo not one among the whole number but that com
menced with it with great deal OF distrus hesitation
and doubt all Of which, however, very quickly vanished
after making thorough trial and following up the
directions. W. w. BLISS,
For sale by all Druggists. They send it by mail to any
address, on receipt of the money.
The Trade supplied by
HARRAL, RISLEY, h KITCHEN,
Importers of Drugs and Medicines, New ork.
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