Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-28
G4OD LIVER OIL IN CoNsUMpTIoN.

"The advocates of the use CT Cod Liver Oil in cen.
sumption say that it presents Of the beautiful
examples of the curative operation of sdicnal agent
known II by promoting in the iu st sense
restorative process in the system. acts in the first
instance, by improving the digestive fuuctons, and
supplying the necessary ingredients for nutrition which
the basis of health Under its USE the chyle which
is the Eurtious product CT Digestion and up from
the amentary canal by the lactea's. becomes OF a
healthy quality readily 10 be changed into fbrine
and thus not only oontribut to the nutri-
men for the Of the system, hut eff the supply
OF this unchanged slbumen which acts as a morbid
product when reaches the blood be deposited In the
lungs as tubeculous matter. The operation of the oil
promoting these changes, is reeIabe in great M asure
two principles, Of which is nurye and the other
strictly medicinal
clip the above from the New York Sunday Times. Of
June g. for the purpose of showing why Cod Liver Oil
often fails in benehtting the nvsd and why it ought
not to be regarded, it is by great many as an
almost Specific" in diseases of the lungs more espe-
cialy Consumption for it most assuredly is far from
being such.
That faulty and very impoverished nutrition
and want of good supply of healthy blood, in
cosumpive patients, is true and fully shown by their
reduced, weakened lean attenuated and almost blood
less appearance. What is the cause of this want of
go9d rich blood which only can nourish the systeml 1t
is that the chyle Gas l have shown in nv previous
advertisemenls,) of which god rich aud healthy blood
is made does not and cannot the circulation
Whyi Because Of the condition OF the dige,tye organs
b cause, have already shown in previous adyer-
tsements the mouths Of the little vessels CALI aceas
which convey the chyle into the circulation and which
ID.
take up absorb this chyle. What closes tbemf The
swollen stat of the mucus membrane of the digestive
organs which membrane besides ong the stomach and
bowes also dips into and lines these little yesses; and
from the fact Of the mouths of those little vessels the
aceas being very small it is very easy to see that
there could not be much swelling Of that membrane
without bringing together their Sides and entirely closing
them up. What produses this swollen state Of e mucus
membranef Inflammation of me dieestipe organs
which is the first cause and the OnigcGuss Of COnsupp
non
This statement of the cause tf Consumption am well
aware will be pronounced by many as very FAR from
being true but as shall in Of my future advertise
ments treat upon Consumption its causes and cure
will in the present instance remark that there never was
Of Consumption that had not its origin 40 iuaaed
digestive organs, and there never Of ConsuDp-
ton but thas its origin could have easily traced 10
diseases of the nurtve organs for Of Consuup
ion existed without disease Of the stomach being
present at the same time
Now the question: IT, from the closed condition
OF the mouths OF the laceas, IL impossibty for
them to take up and absorb the CT yle and convey il into
the circulation, is it not also impot sby for them To
take up or absorb Cod Liver OIL anything elsel Most
certainly, We do not discuss its remedial propertieS
after il enters the circulation for in the state Of the
system under consideration don't get there or al anv
rate but limited quantity, aud can't get there for the
vesse through which it has to pass are closed np
lmaS in stating that all, every one of those vessels
are closed say that which is not precisely true for IL NAV
be possible, yes, and probable that the entire lining
membrane Of the digestive organs is not 10 so copeested
state as to produce uniform tamefacton or swelling
OF that entire memDahe but that the greater portion Ia
10 ipnamed and swollen is true from the act If
The patient becoming lean and thin ia aesb which STATE
can only be brought about by closure Of those vessels
and the imperfect digestion that is necessarily Inc reSn
Of the inHamed condition Of muous membrane Of the
digestive organs. '-'
Prom the abOyeit will be seen, that no matter how
much remedial virtue Cod Liver Oil may possess or how
10 quote from above) under its the ohye which ia
the nutritious product Of Digestion and tsken 10 from
the amentary canal by the acteals Ionlv II isn,tl
becomes OF healthy quality $50 long as il does moi
enter the circulation because cannot through those
closed up u oanno OF course, be any beneht
10 the patient, for 1t passes of with the stool
Fro the foregoing 1t will be perceived that the arat
step towards successful treatment ef the cisease
consumption, the removal Of its oAUsE viz. diseased
digestive organsi mus being Done The powers Of the
system will accomplish the balance Of the WORK nrovidn
the lungs be not too far consumed A remtdiaI agen1
must be employed that viii do away with this conEesed
aud swollen condition Of the mneus membrana a t.s
congested and swollen mucus membrane INNS, no ~, ~
Of for TWO REAsoas-hrs that imperfect deesto5 and
the manufacture Of ohye poor quality which h, tbe
nevltaoie Iesul. o. diseased stomach may be done
away whi and second that the closed lactesla NAV ~
restored 70 their natural condition. 10 as 10 ad ne
chyle aud pass Il into the circulation This hssn
done, not oniy WI chye Of good healthy quality be-
manufactured, but Will have free passage Inte the
circulation and be made INTO good lich blood Shs.s
Will nourish the entire syBem and enable ia poe,s ,ha
YES meiacG'rls nature to throN on tae disease '''
what remedial agent will do this WORK.
nttSS' DySpepLtc fem edu.
kTy itest Thoroughly pefsevere in the taki1r of
may depend that It's remedial virtues viii NOD bs s -
showing themselves. WIS ~
WV. BLISS, NJ D.,
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gsts and BY whom u viii be sent BY mail TO a6y address
on receiving the price Of the medicns-s2 ess nscl
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