Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-14
NAV YORK ACCOMPLISHMENTS
CHRONIC DIARRHGA.

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There is certainly no disease requiring so much nicely
OF treatment Chronic Diarrt disease thai is
easily and quickly reproduced from the slightest of
and disease lhst has often hsied the skill
Of the wisest and experienced OF the profession
Thousands there this that are suffering
from it, and have been for months, and perhaps years.
even the returned volunteer from the Of Mexico,
adYeutdrers from the plains of California although the
disease contracted long ago. yet stl sGf
feriDg from it, although long way removed from the
pestenta atmos Jhere and other causes that produced
it, Thousands there all throughout the S0lh, South
West and West and in throughout thu RnOle Unit
ed States, that suffering from it, discouraged and dis
heartened and many lost to sill hoEe of getting rid
of 1t; and why is this? why all this suffering dis
couragemen? why little in its treatment? aud
why easily reproduced from the slightest cause after
it has once become checked From either totaldis
regard entire ignorance If its existing What
is that causel The food that is taken into The
ach. Why? Because the digestive organs not 10 a
h receive and digest it, and why? Because of
the c1ngested AMI famed condition Of the
brane
The great majority OF those Of long continued chronic
of Diarrbea produced either by the food
partly wholly dgested state passing from the stom
sch iRie the lower bowels and there producing by its
presence irritation Of the membrane and the
consequent muscular contrsction is produced by
The food after 1t has been manpisturtd into chiej this
latter instead Of being take up by the tactical CtsSe
passed into the lower bowels and like the undieest
ed ood, produce an irrative darf q In the first in
stance, the stomach from its inf aud congosted
don is unable perform its functions, ia unable di
gest the food that is taken and the fooi being
QgtstF prepared that enter the clrculatOr,
must Of necessity be passed through the bowe s. and
Its presence there acting any Other foreign substance
would, produces irritation Of the neLhrne with
which it in contact and the consequences pre-
mature and dehtstDg discharges the bowels by
tractile effort icing excited into acton.
In the scond instance where the food has been digest
Ell and converted into chile and being taken up by
the lactea vessels it il passed into the lower oTes
and by its presence there produces the disturbance
that caused ny the undigesed food. Why is the
chile tNten up by the laceal vessels! Is will be remem
here that previous advertisements, that described
how the per bowel called the du0denuB had its side
pierced with innumerabe small oriaces, resembling the
sies OF meg CRATER that these ordces mouths
Of small vessels called actediS and that the office these
vessels was to take the TODD after 1t has by the
stomach Converted into chile and passed into the upper
bo@t 1t will be remembered that said the lining mem-
bane Of the stomach and bowels clipped into these little
OFFICES mouths Of the lscea vessels, and lined them
also And viii also be remembered that said these
little ori6Ces Uery small Ii all these points
remembered, it will he very easy understand why
the God after beng converted into chile is up
and carried into the blood to nourish the bod " as it
should BE-. have aid that the mucus membrane the
dil osEans uAamed ami congestive con-
dillon and every one nows that wherever there in
h4nmaOn there Is more or less S0etng Of the part in
4mcd aud 1t is very easy could
/ much swelling of that lining membrane without closing
up those little oridces which oPen upon So the
son is obvious why the chile is taken up and
passed tcthe crcul4Ion 1t Is because the vessels whose
office it is the chile closed IRON the swell
ing # mucus menUraue OF the digestive gsns, into
which lty on nand the swelling Is produced by conRs
+ ton and q tmmaiu Of that membrane v hat has
produce this med OF that mucus meubi e?
Causes almost HitnOu nuubsr will produce il pestilen
tial atmosr bad Water, 1nw hUnme diet s ul4ting
food, siirtuOus liquors lsuOg meats, pepp-r
mustard, Cloves 81 ee, &c &C, Will produce this con
/ digiHu OF that nucus memo.
Now Will any say that III the treatment OF Chronic
Diarh Ce4, remedial renee dies must directed he
| b0Wt{s2 No. Where then! Tot true Vi tue OILS
ease course, th dieestiuS organs la these
Org ans III OF he trGuDis, ami to this
point remedial az mt be liz ect d patients
may tase metcIue ID 6 brisl blows lis h m, d IN
be Learer HeIug Gu Ell than hey when they
/ menced treatment
Waat then are ne Indications of Treatment? The re-
moVal OF the ludAued aua cJngestd oil io Of the d
gestiyr gaU This heing Jn food viii be digest
and into chile the bile vii b. taken aud car
r-d nto The uation, thus III caus OF the irt-
tativ dlar e he tg do longer present. the premature
! discharges irUn Inc Dow,s will cease,
! Wlat dy viii be tuid their Indications? shall
/ We use any OF the preparations be III puoic
pofpoTung to Or "sov reign remedie. ?" NJ, tor the
Isl If Lhvm AZ pre- Win al.uhO or other equally
stimulating lIuins anu The taking ct hem Womb be
ding fuel to tn hame-they would rOduce precisely the
zane condition are striving to gel ii OF.
Shal calon.e, VIII RENE y uoW-s day s. stands
in highest estimation by tie of prof5ssioui-
No; for nothing certainly be p'rncibus not
only from its nressing the Elasticity of tne blood
destroying the blood plobues the strength very lille
OF mau, thereby preventing the inherent powers the
body to readily repair he mischief inf ced by pro-
ducing by contact direct action on an already overex
cited and highly rri!ale5 memhrane-the mucus men,
! brane of the stomach and bowels.
What remedy shall we then? So far my own ex-
bearing the name Of BLISS DYSPEPTlC REMEbY"
remedy that have used for years my pr 4ctice not
only in this particular disease but all arising from
disease of the digestive organs an4 taken closely
cordiug to its acc mpanying direction pOsitlee that
1t vii! not fail Of edectng cure, for have used re
peatedly ia those worst of chronic darrha
contracted in Mexico and California do member
single instance in ghich it faded to effect cure It's
action will be found different in different casen some
it will not only relic once, effect perma-
uent cure almost immedatey-iu others 1t will seem
give the relief in very short time but requiring
longer continuance effect permanent curein othrs
perhaps, appreciabe abatement of symptoms will be
discovered for several days. but by persevring ia the
treatment it sooner later has the desire1 effect
III will be understood that speaking of Chronic
Observation-Disclosures Of long standing, which has its
origin ,seased digestive organs, and not of the acute
form of the disease, for this form, hOud
tainy recommend JACOBS lRDIAL'' as being the
best preparation before the people, and that
can be relied upon with the untounded confidence.
The two diseases rtrey dissmarand proceed from
entirely different causes- the-acue form is disease
purely Of the boWelsthe chronic form is disease Of the
digestive organs, and to which remedial agent
be directed. W. ". BLISS,
1853 Broadway, New York.
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