Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-07
NEW YORK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


T1ere IS certainly no disease requiring so much ncetv
OF treatment as Chronic Dtarr disease thai IS
so taSny ana qnlckH reproduced from the slightest
ca e3 and no disease eh At has so often haed the .kiu
Of the wsest aud most experienced men of the professn
thousands tntre are at this that are suffering
from H. eno have been for months and perhaps years
even the returned volunteer from the waIs Of Eeriro -
adyentcrers from the plains OF California although tLe
disease was contracted loug months ago yet sre still suf
I7'lng rom H. a'th ugh long way removed from the
pestt ntal atmos here and other causes that produced
IL Ihousands there are all throughout the South South
west ana west and in tact throug the whole Unit
ed states mat are suffering from it. discouraged aud ais
heareneds and many lost to al hot Of ever getting "a
OF it, and WHY'S thss why all this suffering and ais
couragemen why little success in its treatment and
why SO easily reproduced from the sghtss cause after
it hiss once become checkedP From either total da
regard or an entire ignorance Of its existing cause What
is that cau'et The food that is taken into the atom
oeH, "Hy' becaus- the digestive organs not In a
ut state to receive and digest it, and why? Because Of
braue ~ aus 14oA4-
The great majority of those of long continued chrops
cases OF biarrb@a ave produced either by the food
party or wholly dgesed state passing from the sto-
Tch toto the lower bowels and there producing bv TIA
presence, an irritation Of the mb,ane and The
consequent muscular cOntTactiln or 1t is produced by
the tod alter it has been Manufactured into chiI this
latter cad Of being tax, up by the tactical r.sssh
passed on into the lower bowels and like the undiaest
ed FOOD, produces rritaave diar o. In the FIRST in
stance the stom ch from its inf aud cougssed con
dltion is unable to perform its functions unable to di
ges the food that is into it, and the fool not being
dgsste or prepared so that the Circulation
IS,
ts presence there acting any other foreign substance
Woud produces al irritation of the mucus.mem rne with
Wnoh it comes 10 contact and - consequences pre-
mature and facilitating discharges from tue bowels by con-
| trsctile effort teing excit, into action.
In the second instance where the food has been digest
ca aho converted into chile and not being taken up by
the tactical vessels it ia passed on into the lower DO gels
aud by its presence there produces the same
as that caused ny the uudigesd ioad Why is not the
chile t,Fen up by the tactical vessels? It will be remem
ered that IN previous advertisements that described
how the upper bowel called the duodsnun had its sido
pierced with in1uuerable small oIdces, resembling the
sies OF nu meg CRATER that these orces mouths
OF small vessels called ideted atthe Off e of these
vessels was, to take che after It has been bv the
tlms'h inverted into chile and passed toto the per
BOWL 1t will be remembered that said the lining mem
Dfahe OF the stomach and bowels dipped into these little
oTces or mouths OF the tactical vessels and lined them
also And it will also be remembered that said these
niue ohces we're uery small Il all these points are
remembered, it will be very easy to understand why
the food after beng converted into chile is up
and carried into the blood to nourish the body as it
should be- have said that nucus membrane Of the
dgesve osgans was in an Dhamed and congestive CON
dilon and every one Knows that wherever there in
Incarnation there is less sOeiag of the part in
utmcd and It'll very to could not be
much swelling Of that lining membrane without closing
up lnose little oridces which oPcn upon it So the
son il ~ OBVIOUS why the chile not taken up and
passed Il to the circulation, 1t the vessels whose
oce 1t is to take the chile closed from the ELL
ing OF TIE mucus membrane the digestive gans into
winch they op7nand the swelling is produced by cong
ii IN and inh Ammatinn Of that membrane. What has
produced this i'm mei OF that mucus membanef
OdueeS Without will produce ilpeSttleu
tia atmost here, bad WAFER unwhosome Diet s4 ulsng
fOod, sprtuous liquors. stimulating cou0 imens pepprr
mustard cloves Spices &C SC, will produce this
dilon Of that tueus memo ane
Nov will any say that 10 the treatment Of Chronic
Diarrhoea, our remedial remedies directed Il the
b0weS? No. Where them Tot true seat Vt the dis
ease OF course, Wis to the dgestiUs organs 10 these
organs rs the Of the vhols rou0e and to this
point must REMEDIAL agent be directed our patients
may take medicine Till Gabriel boEs mis- horn, th,n
DC no nearer being cured than they we're when they com
menced treatment.
What then are indications Of treat nents The re-
osal OF the ndamed cOngested cond ion Of the al,
gestve organs This being DONE tAe food will be dgestsd
and formed into chilethe chile aill be taken and car
RED into the cr' uaiion and thus hs the ri
taty diarrhet he Dg do longer present, the premature
discharges IRON the bowels will cease.
What emedy will be fudl their ndicatonsf Shall
we use any OF the preparations now be the public
purp0Ftng to be Sovereign remedesrn Nc; Tor the
st Of them prepare with alcoho or other equally
stimulating liquids, and the taking lhsm womb be ad
dng fuel 10 tn hame-they would produce precisely Inc
fan-e condition taat we are stsiyng to get Iid Of
Shall We use calonel which remedy stands
IN highest estimation BY the OF the profsssonl
No; for nothing certainly be more pernicous not
onY from s preaSing down the Elasticity Of blood
destroying the blood elobues the strength and very lie
Of mao thereby preventing the Inherent powers 0. the
body to readily repair he mischief Lh eted, but BY pro-
dueing by contact adrect action already oveTex
cited and highly irraiei Interchangeable mucous mem.
brane Of the stomach and boReis
What remedy shall We then. 50 far as my OWE ex
perense extends, unhesilatngy say, that preparat
bearing tue name OF "BLtss' DYePEpTtC kEMELYp
hreleuy tnAt nave USED Tor Yeara IN ctiCe.
only In this particular disease but all others arising from
disease OF the digestive orgsns II taken closely 40
cording otis acc mpanyng direction am positSee that
Il will not fail Of Erecting cure for hay, used 70
peatvdJ ia those worst cases of caronic diarrha
contracted In Mexico aud Cano MIA and do not re nember
asiuge instance IN shich tailed to enecs cure Ita
action will be found different In DIFF rent caseln some
Cases. II viii not only reie,e once "a permA-
neut cure almost immediaely-ta others It will seem 10
give tbs same r,lf In avery sh tms, but requiring
LONGER continuance to teet ornament cure-in rs,
perhaps no app eciabe abatemtnt Of toms iii DO
discovered TOR several days nut BY perssvEing 10 the
treatment, 1t no ner or Ia er haa the desirei eject
II will BIZ UNDERSTOOD that am Up asiog OF Chronic
Diarrbeadiarrk@a OF long standng, and VII ca has 10
origin IN seased digestive organs, AID not OF the acute
form " the disease, for this iorm hould muat GER
tAinly re, ommend "JAoOB'S kDIAL," As beiug the
best pr paraon before The people, and one too that
relied upon with the most 10 oundsd canndence
The tgo diseases nely dsnilsrand proceed from
entirely different tho.acute form ID disease
purtl " Of the bowelsthe chronc Is disease Of The
digestive organs, and to which remedial agent must
be.dhectsd. W. W. BLISS,
1888 Broadway, New York.
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