Litchfield enquirer., 1858-07-01
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 HAMS,
WHAT ARE THE TRUE INDICATIONS OF TREATMENT IN DISEASES OF THEE LIVER --. ...-

A regards that class of disease so nf,en termed much concerning the tn uiment usually sued for Its cure-a treatment which has for its object the st,m
 laon of the secretion of the Liver at make the Liver pour bile Too much can scarcely be said against the stimulating caoel, blue pill patent
 pill. aod bters treatment, remedies which and can ory act on the Liver but by firs stimulating the mucas membrane o inc stomach, and by doing not only d, gfOd. bu positive harm, by exasperating thejnfanilaory action of hat membrane which
 As regards Liver Disease" being kept nn by naam- o the stomach there need be the slightest shadow oi duubf, for thers las been, no1,eyer wl be, ot ' Liver Disease" but that
 ID eonhec,i"n with It are most prominent symptoms Of infansi,a u the stonch and upon inqurp II wlII be asceraned that the stomach symptoms existed long
 tefnre any disease was scovered imhe Liver. Que.
 ton the invalid suffering from Liver Disease, It.
 gafds'the early hstoryo his complaint and he will al. most invariably retery trouble dge st. i've organs, and proceed 10 narrale symptoms that give unwisak kabe evidence that previous to the Liver Dis ease, fhcre as positive Arrangement of the s,omrch
 Quaslon the lns id suffering from Liver Disease, and five of ien symptoms he will describe as suffer
 ing fro will give the most positive assurance that dis ease M te stoach Is also ex's,ng in connect ion with the disease of tho Liver. Again, any curabe ot |" Liver Disc sse no matter how stubborn may be it's character, or how long u has resisted medca treat men let n weldirect ireatrneni be ipst, ed for dis. of the stomach and the Liver sease W Il van isl ike dew before the rising sun. Why Because thu! which caused the i" Liver Disease and that rrTved--rured The canse lihe stomach disease) be- ias reapved, the effect uhe Liver Dlsease will soon
 sproofs in abundanas of the most positive character cad be aduced m support oi the fact that disease of the Liver IS but secondary disease-a disease pro- dared by disease of the stomach. If. then, all this tsouhle has Us rise and nrgn in infam n of the picns D,rnibrane ,i he sbnact what will be thought W treatment that still iui liner stimulates membrane fuady over st,inHlaied and :niianled How the | secsvtions ot the Lycr stimulated? By first exrilng sg irr,utng the mucous membrane of the somach I he % ,s @ sa sso Re SeI m M s
 csliy impossible l them do and can only stimu- late the Liver but by first stimulating irritating the mucous membrane Ut the sunuch And is not that mucous membrane in ready over-e xcited and ssesslimulaied condition, and from which over-s,im lated and lnfaped dton, the disease of the Liver was produced in the first place 1t strikes that those who have heretofore expended on the ''pl and
 5buters lreatmenl to cure them of their " Liver Dis. ease can new see why il is that they have only received benefit rom such treatment but are. in lsct. s than when they adopted it. And it also Esfikss me, that ,hesc who have as they very nnu gently say placed their Liver medicines in the shape 4 patent beore the people only ae the very earnest srvlication of their irlt ns. fearing that by doing
 may be nssa a%9ng me ner & class
 cate, or .. the peple will very readily discover the lions skin, and aix the title ot empyric, where il, ip so much good faith, belongs.
 What are the true indications of trentment7 Those which will remove the cause of the disease, vz.--the pyASmnldtnry action os the mucus membrane al the 1 fsolaacl, Any other treatment than this. will ever prove of not tue least particle o benefit The idea of prescribing fr the Liver alone, and akng thought d the ccnaion of the stomach, perfectly ridiculous ens anthe idea of efrcng cure through the use of that "stinala,e the secetons," is the
 egh of enpyreisn, for every dose taken will just SD s,pe. the exasperate the disease, by still urter fAfls,ns and inaamng already overexcted and in- halned macus membrane of the stomach. IL is ia beyond any cae that any and all remedies taken into
 the stomach for the purpose of stimulating the secre ettops of the Liver, will and fail to irr,ate mpcus membrane of the stomach for it is by hls
 Fifatinn that the Liver is excited stimulated; and unless they did prodace this irritation of the snach change in ehs sscrs'ioas of the Liver This is @ iae, btrem which there is no getting away. and the plvend Aers know Il very well; they know that they strke at the Liver oaiy through the slonach and the blow aimed ai ihe Liver. failing does upon worn-out sxlaused and unframed mucous membrane of the sio-
 mack canit fail to exasperate the disease of the Liv ef sbecaassit exaspsrates the disease which was the first great cause of the Liver Disease."
 as This doctrine is, am we'll aware at total variance with that advocated by anys' big guns' in the pat snt h,.e, and the attempt to controvert doctrine put torih with 30 much vehemence by them. may, by some, be regarded us an act of not only no little daring but baSe-taeed assumption. IL would refer to the fact atla onng America is great ins,itution,n and as If every tub must stand its boltom every per. has full and free privilege exercise the high pre-
 wake gin. to take the wind from his hear" and even ssik about "puny as II he absoluteiy .knew the price ofi.; and have taken the liberty of giving my indicstons o its treatnent because lst was called n upon to do by my patrons 2d, because conceived duty upwards suffering humanity, Tn view of their
 Isa ppontnent ct benefits promised in their selection sql t6ese remedies which have for their object the ss ssiinna ting os the Lver 3d because in conirove. ing those false theories could show good and sub
 ha theory advance, could offer for the be- kaf ihst is in me sh, las.ly, because iil sue, nssded ir con vncng inya dso the truth o' my Pes;, taken according directions t will not fail to relieve - . ad cure permanently. alude to v
 < sBElSS DYSPEPTIC REMEDY, 'ssc is iar sals by druggists and merchants through
 nt the coaoyr Orders fro m the Trade should be ad'