Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-24
WEDNESDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY


impossible for the gastric juice to dissolve them. If
swallow ball you'd not expect it to be
dissolved by the gastric juice prepared by the stomach
Tor its reception ilto the circulation. II person swa
low penny cherry stone il is bound to go through
them, for the grstric juice will not dissolve it.
l. Now, what conceive TO be about the right view OF
this whole MISTER is this The food and the whole of it.
is by the muscular action of the juices Of the stomach
converted into soft homogene and then is
passed along into the upper bowels called the duodenum
on the side Of which great number Of little odces,
which mouths of small vessels tubes called lac
teats whose office is to tase this food,noR caei chile,
aud carry it along aud discharge into large VEIN aud
by which is carried to the heart; from The heart
forced into the lungs, when by coming into with
the atmosphere, it is converted into good healthy red
blood and fit (but not previously for the purpose
nutrition. 1t now being made into good red blood, is
brought back by large veins to the heart again, from
whence it is again propelled into the large arteries and
distributed tn every portion Of the system. The blood
passing through these arteries is received Into another
set OF vessels of the smallest caibre called capiii
arg OesSsis and which every tissue If the body
and SO numerous that the point small needle cannot
enter the skin without piercing them.
Now in these minute vessels the great functions Of
triton and secretion carried on 10 other words,
the deposidng of all the Solids such the snew muscle
mars, &c This is nutrition while the depostng Of the
liquids such as bile gastric juice, salivs, tears, sc,
eaed seoTel0n Every particle of the solids and Ii
guilds Of the body separated and deposited from The
blood by these small vessels but bear in mind that the
deposits made only for short time As almost ev-
cry one is aware, there constant chsnge going on in
the systemold solids being broken down and taken
away and new deposed in their place We have already
EIsd
ter it has became the wear, become broken
doFn worn out useless and it must in way be
Vlvied, enlivened, made new again. The
of this work accomplished by vessels called absorbent
Uesses By these is old matter, after it is broken
and requihed taken mp and passed into the veins and
by which is carried to the heart and from the heart it
is thrown into the lungs and thus by I contact with the
atmosphere becomes rid OF its carbonc acid receives
fresh supply of oxygen is revyied made new through
out the entire system to be deposited again. Thus it
will be seen, that bone, muscle, mucus bile saliva &c.
is deposited, recrcualei, and Ie-deposted again and
again. This is true of good portion of each. but
d for there is portion Of each after it has taken
up by the absorbnet vessels that cannot be that
connot be enlvened made into good blood agan and
now what is done with this that is further for
the system! 1t is carried cut Of the system by of
secretng Vessets made for the purpose And how? By
three different channels z through the Kidneys by the
secretion Of urine; through the skin in the form of in
sensible preparations and through the lower bowels by
the secretion of fecal matter.
Thus it will be that the fecal matter instead of
being the residum of the food is the DR. broken
down matter which being longer Of any to the
SYSTEM is sent out of the system through the ssereng
vessels Of the mucus membrane OF the lower bowels.
This is one of the channels by which the blood is rid of
these mstters the retention of which would not only
leave no room for the admission of new blood made from
chile which is constantly being formed would vtiae
the blood and clog the wheels of m So essentials the
eliminating of these matters no logger of any use for the
purposes OF nourshng the body that when one OF these
channes from any cause, ceases to secrete does
lmperfecy, one of the other channels or both will per
form double duty For instance, when the lower bowels
do not secree their proportionate share in the form of
Ie natter there Is always much larger flow of urine,
and with greater disposition to perspraton In cold
weather as every knows the ow of urine is always
greater than in warm and because the skin becomes
shrunk and shrveed up the cold which closes the
capillary vessels of the skini and there cases on
record, where the membrane of the colon falling
TO secrete the eces the skin has been made the point of
elimination to a most disgusting extent.
Nov from what has been said think the reader will
discover that the feces secretion from the
blood as is the saliva, bile gastric Juice, &C. and it
should he borne in mind that the amount of secretion
OF IeceS depends the Of blood
mucus membrane Of the lower bowels; if there is but
little blood sent TO these very little secretion take
pacefrom it; but the patient be good health and pos
sesses good supply Of rich red blood he will about every
"a hours, have secreed ounces Of fecal mat
ter and this quantity being present. will excite the bowels
to contract and discharge their contents
AS good wholesome, and substantial food makes good
rich blood, and plenty Of it for every secretion in the
body to carry its functions and as we also know that
every constpaed person has only craving and raw
enous appetite but gradfes it, the next question, and
the last one, is:
the amount OF selection depends upon the quantity Of
blood distributed 10 the membrane of the colon
ami as there is no lack Of appetite Withholding of good
anu substantial food, which makes blood In abundance
Why is the patient almost bloodss, and for this
constipaledl
Because of congestion of The stomach or upger
bolOes which units those organs taking up the
food and prepa ing it in pr per manner for the crcua-
ten (HoU congestion of the stomach and upper bowels
prevents the taking the fool ard preparing it for
the circulation shall explain in my advertisement
and whch vii be Tor the benefit of the ladies' especially
the young ladies, who regard hne figure and form Of
any eonslderationJ Thus we that the and the
only cause of constipation of the bowels lies in disease
of the stomach and upper bowels.
Now instead Of constipation always occurring those
who are thin in flesh and having bat little blood inside
Of them, It sometimes occurs 10 those full and pie
thorie habit The cause of The constipation in these
cases is not the want good blood in the system
from It's IN qua distribution through the body-some
organs are overloaded and gorged with blood which of
course taxes 1t from other organs and leaves them almost
in boodless state WSen constipation occurs in those
q piethOrlC Ia from 81 fba
stomach. The stomach has an undue quantity Of bod
sent to it, and for which the mucous membrane of
the colon Is left in the bIoodless state as though
there was want OF blood through the entire system
From the above no very hard matter to discover
tnat the exhibition OF purgatives laxative medi
elnes In constipation is most absurd and entirely useless;
nor is this ALL for their exhibitions positively luxurious
and very much so,for by their exhibition premature
cseharge from the bowels is caused AMI forced sccre-
ton OF the blood which must to certainty still further
reduce an already weakened and debtated system We
readily can that there is particle of blood To
spare the exhibition OF purgaves not only sends the
Dood 70 the lower bowels, and SO doing draws away
from he more vital organs, organs Of nutrition and
which must have all the blood there for the purposes
OF nutrition, nOurishing the system; an it not only
does this but after forcing it to the bowels the blood is
caused to secrete loss of mucous or ca matter
and BY so doing is still further mpove rished aud by this
loss from the blood the organs of nutrition deprived
su more OF the precious liquid for nourihng the body,
and the system, from the lack the material by which
nourshed, becomes still further reduced and debil-
nated Now. from this premature discharge from the
bowelsfrom this still further taking from reducing and
impoyerishing the bood-and thereby causing dminu-
ton Of nutrton-we can readily why the constipation
Is sun more obstinate after such premature discharge,
caused by taking purgatve medicnss or it is the expe
rence OF every one, that after taking purgatve med-
cnes, they are not only baer of but the constipation
Is even still more obstinate )it because the blood
which is the parent of this and all other secretons has
been still further impoverished exhausted an reoueed
by the discharge than it previous to It, and which
has 30 much reduced them that secretion of eca matter
was very small in quantity, small that several DAYS
perhaps would elapse before the requisite quantity
or ounces would be present excite contraction Of
| the bowels and the expulsion OF their contents.
And now in conclusion we find that the whole trouble
lies not in the lower bowels but in the digestive organs
and to effect cure Of this formidable maady a direct
ed treatment to these organs these organs alone must
be resorted to, and remedial agents selected and made
use Of with the greatest and caution AS remedy
Tor this disease unhesitatngly the remedy
! known as BLISSS DYsPEPlIO REMEDY. 1t is a SOW
eregn remedy in this Affection and viii not fail of effect
ing cure, If directions be complied with Il will not
cure at once il would be foolish expect It, or OF aov
other medical preparations the system must have time
to recruit its worn out and exhausted powers This rem
edy will enable the stomach to prepare the food for the
circulation from which good, healthy and rich red blood
will be made, and by which latter the function of nutrition
will be carried and through which the fbed
system will become buoyed up and strengthened and he
Hecretions OF saliva gastric juice bile urine and OF feca
matter from the lower bowels, will take place in good and
| sufficient quantities
Ii you with the remedy do so with the de-
termination TO follow it up, and closely up TO all
directions or not take IL all. II you do take H. and
follow out all the directions you may assured il Will
cure, care not Of Tow long standing how obstinate
II mas heretofore Proved u Will not fail Il taken properly
w. w. BLISS,
1858 Broadway, New York
Since writing the above have received letter from
gentleman In McMinn county Tenn. consulting me as
Fegardu his daease, Constipation Of the Bowels and
among other things says he has keen, appe-
lite, which he satisfy although he eats large
quantities. and he also states that he had not had