Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-03
pHRo MIC DIARRHGA,

There certainly no disease requiring so much ncetv
of treatment Chronic Disrr oe mo disease thai is
so easily aud quickly reproduced from the slightest
causes and disease Oh has often hled the skill
OF tue wsest and most experienced Of the profession
Thousands tnere at this that are suffering
from it, ana have been for months, perhaps years.
the returned volunteer from the wars Mexico or
adventurers from the plains of California. although the
disease was contracted oug months ago yet suf
ring from it. alth ugh long way removed from the
pes nta atmOs phere and other causes tn produced
it. Thousands there all throughout the South South
West and West, and in fact throughout the whole Unit
ed States that suffering from it, discouraged and dis
heartened, and many lost to all hoi ever getting rid
OF III and why is this? why all this suffering ard dis
couragemen? why little in its treatment? and
why easily reproduced from the sightsnt cause after
1t has once become checked From either total dis
regard entire ignorance of its existing cause What
is that cause? The food that is taken into The ston
Gch. Why? Because the digestive organs are not ia
fit state to receive and digest it, and why? Because of
the c1ngested and ufamed condition of the
brane.
The great majority Of those long continued chronic
cases OF Dlarrnma, are produced either by the food
partly wholly u1dgested passing frog the sto-
ach into the lower bowels there producing BY its
presence, irritation Of the brane and the
consequent muscular contraction; is produced by
the food after II has been Manufactured into CHILE; this
latter instead of being tax, up by the tactical rsSse
is passed into the lower bowels aud like the undees-
ed food, produces an Initiative diarfhea In the first in
stance the som ach from its inf med and congosed con
diton, unable perform tupctiuns unable to di
gest food that taken into it; and the fool not being
digeste prepared that it the circulation
must of necessity be issed through bowe s. and
its presence there acting any other foreign substance
would, produces irritation the macus Hemhrne with
which comes in contact and the consequences are pre-
mature and facilitating dischar from the bowels by cor
tractle effort teing excite d into action.
In the second instance where the has been digest
ed and converted chile and not being taken mn nv
the hcteal vessels passed the lower DO res
and by its presence there produces disturbances
as that caused by the undgest-d food. WHY is not the
chile aeen by the tactical vessels? It viii be remem
hered that in previous Advertisements that described
how the upper bowel called the duodenun had its side
pierced with nnumerabe small oridces, resembling the
sides Of neg CRATER these orHces were mouths
of small vessels called tqcted that Office of these
vessels was, to take the after has been by the
stomach Converted into chile and passed into the ,ner
bowel 1t will be remembered that said the lining mem
brane the stomach and bowels dipped into these little
orlfces or mouths Of the tactical vessels lined them
also. And it will also be remembered that said these
little or6ces Uery small II all these points are
remembered, it will very easy understand wby
the food after being converted into chile taken up
and carried into the blood to noursh the body as it
should be. have said that the membrane OF the
digestive osgans in an ma aned and congestiye con
diton and every one knows that wherever there in
h4mmatoD there less SUeiting Of the part in
mcd and is very easy to could not be
much sgeDg of that lining membrane without closing
up those little oridces which open upon it 81 the rea
son is i Nv OBVIOUS why the chile is not taken up and
passed into the crcui4On because the vessels whose
Office it is to TAKE up the chile closed IRON the swell
ing of tae mucus membrane the digestive organs no
which they and the yelling is produced by congs
ton and iudammaI Of that membrane. What has
produced this inf lmed of that mucus membane2
Causes almost without number will produce it-peslen
tia atmos Fhere, bad water, unwolsome diet s uating
food spirituOus liquors stimulating Condiments pepper
mustard cloves, spices, &C &C., will produce this con
dIon OF that nucus memo
Now Will any say that in the treatment of Chronic
Diarrhda remedial remedies must be directed he
bowels? No. Where then? 10 tue true seat Of toe dis
Vi course, Wis to the digestUs organs Ia these
organs the Of the whole trouble and to this
point must remedial agent be directed our patients
may take medicine till Gabriel boRs mis- horn b. then
be nearer being cured h an they when they com
menced treatment.
What then the indications Of treatment? The re-
moval the ind4med congested condition Of the d
gestve organs This being done the food will be dgesed
aud formed into chie-the chile will be taken and car
red into the circulation, and thus the ir
tativ dlarrh@A he ng do longer present. premature
discharges IRON the bowels will cease.
What emedy will be fuu their indicaonsl Shall
use any of the preparations before The pubic
pufporting to BIZ sovereign reGnedesl No; Tor the
Of them prepared with alcohol, or other equally
stimulating liquids, ana the taking ofthem wuuld be al
ding fuel 70 the ame-they would produce precisely the
came condition that we are striving to get i'd Of
Shall caomel hIch remely -A-iays stands
in highest estimation by the learned of the professional
No; for nothing certainly can be p rulcous not
only from ureaking down the Elasticity the blood
desrnying the blood obules the strength and very lie
of mau thereby preventing the inherent powers the
body readily repair he mischief inf cted but by pro.
ducing by contact adrect action on ae4dy over.ex
cited aud highly iratej memhrane-the mucous mem.
brane Of the stomach and bowels.
What remedy shall We use them So far as my own ex-
perense extends, unhesitatingy say that preparat IN
bearing the name Of "BLlss' DYSPEPTlC KEMELY,n
remedy have used Tor years in my rictce not
only In this particular disease, but all others Arising from
disease of the digestive organs, and II taken closely &C
cording to its mpanying direction, pOsittpe that
il will not tail Of ehectng cure for have used II re-
oeatedly ia those very worst Of onronc diarrha
contracted Mexico and California and do remember
single instance In whch it Jailed to effect cure LIS
acton will be found different Ia different cases-n some
cases it will only relic &c at once, but effect perma-
uept cure almost mmediatey-in others 1t will seem TO
give the same relief In very short time but requiring
longer continuance effect permanent cure-in hers
perhaps no app eoHbe abatement Of symptoms will be
discovered for several days, but by ring n the
treatment, II sooner or later has the desired effect
Il will be Understood that am sp sakng Of Chronic
Darrhua-diarrbga Of long standing, and which has its
origin IN iseased digestive organs, and not Of the acute
form Of the disease, this form, hould most GER
talnly recommend JACOBS CORDIAL" as being the
best preparation before the people, and too that
can be relied upon with the most untounded confidence.
The two diseases entirely and proceed from
entirely different oauses-thesacute form is disease
pnrtiv of the bowesthe chronic form disease Of the
digestive organs, and to which cur remedial agent must
be directed. w. W. BLlss,
3e3 Broadway, New York
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