Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-08
NHRON NC DIAR RRHGA

There is certainly disease requiring so much nicey
Of treatment Chronic Disrrt pa-no disease that is
easily and quickly reproduced from the slightest of
and disease tha has often hafed the skill
of tue wses and most experienced Of the profession.
Thousands tia this moment that are suffering
from have been for months and perhaps years;
the returned volunteer from the of Mexico or
adventurers from the plains of California although tie
disease contracted long mouEs ago. yet still suf
f-ripg from it, although long way removed from the
pestenta atmos here and other causes that produced
it. Thousands there all throughout the South, South
West and West, and in fact throughout tho whole Unit
ed States, that suffering from it discouraged and dis
heartened, and many lost to all hoIe Of getting rid
of it; and why s this? why all this suffering and dis
couragemenl? why so little succegs in its treatment? and
why easily reproduced from the slightest cause after
it has once become checked? From either total dis
regard or an entire Ignorance of its existing What
is that cause! The food that is taken into The StOn
Gch Why! Because the digestive orgaus are net in
fit state to receive and digest it; and why? Because of
the cJngested and famed condition of the
brane.
The great majority OF those Of long continued chronic
OF Oarrhge, produced either by the food n
partly wholly digested state passing from the stom
ach ntp the lower bowels, and there producing by its
preserce irritation of the membIane and the
consequent muscular c0ntraction it is produced by
the food after it has been Manufactured into chile; this
latter instead Of being take by the iaceGt rtssets
is passed into the lower bowels and like the undigest
cd iood produc' an rritauve diarrhea In the first in
stance Tie stom from It's iufamsd aud congested con
dition, is unable eriorm functous unable to di
gest the food that taken into B the oo1 being
diRested prepared that the Circulation
must, Of necessity, be passed Though the boWe s. and
i presence there acting any other foreign substance
would, produces irritation Of tn mucus memnrne with
which comes 10 contact and the consequences pre-
mature and debiitaug discharges from bowels by cor
trattie effort icing excit, into action.
In the second instance wfae the ood has been digest
ed and converted into chile, and being taken up by
the aca vessels it is passed into the lower boRes
and by its presence there produces the disturbance
as hat caused by the undigested fond Why is the
chile tat up by the tactical vesssls? Il will be rtmem
hered that in previous advertisements that described
how the per bowel, called the d,4odsnu had its side
in blp
sides of meg CRATER that these oridces mouths
Of small gessee called {actGS and thathe office OF these
vessels was, to take TODD after IT has peen by the
ft1mach converted into chile and I'd into the upper
bowl, 1t will be remembered that i'd the lining mens
b. ane Of the stomach and bowels clipped these ts
OFFICES or mouths Of the lecteal vessels and lined them
also. And Il VIII also e5 remembered that said these
little orhces Uegg small. If all these points are
remtmb rsd it will very easy to understand wby
the cod after beu converted into chile is up
and carried into the blood to nodrsh the body as il
Bht uld be. have said that the membrane o. the
d estve was in an uaamed and congestive con-
di ion az every one Knows that wherever there is in
f4mmaton there is less sUeiiag Of the part in
damcd ana It'll easy to that could be
much swelling OF that lining membrane without closing
up those little oTihces which oren upon 80 the
is obvious why the chile is not taken up and
passed utc the crcua on, vessels whose
oi.e iii to take up the chile, closed from the swell
ing of te mucus memDa1eoi the digestive organs into
which they op nand the swelling is produced by cong
tim and il fAmmatiln Of that membrane. What has
produced this naamed state OF that mucus membanef
Causes almost without number will produce i-pestien
tia at n0sf bad wafer unWOlsOme diet
food, sprtuous liquors, stimulating Condiments pepper,
mustard, cloves spices, &C &c,, will produce this
diion Of that nucus memDi ane.
Nov Will auy say that in the treatment Of Chronic
DarrhGa remedial remedies must be directed tJ the
6Owels? No. Where then? To true seat Of the dis
ease OF urse, viz: to the dgestUS organs In these
organs Is the cause of the hOla trouble, and to this
point must our remedial agent be ected or our patients
may medicine ill Gabriel boRs his horn, then
be no nearer beng cured than they were when they
menced treatment.
What then are ne Indications of treatment? The re-
moga OF the naamed and congested condition Of the di
gesVe gans This being done the food will be dgested
aud lorms into chilethe chile 6ill be taken and
red into the cir uation, and thus the OF the ri
tativ darrhoea he do longer present. the premature
discharges IRON the bowels will cease
W at emtdy will beit fulh their indcationsl Shall
we use any OF the preparations before The public
purloTting to be "sovtreign remedies?" MOI for the
most OF them arr prepared with alcOho other equally
stiu uatit liquids, and the taking them woud be ad
d fuel t. lht hamethey would produce precisely the
game COL diuon that we are striving to get i'd Of.
Shall we use calome wh ch remeuy now-s-days stands
In highest estimation by the of the profsssonl
MOI for nothing certainly can be psruioious,
ouly from s rreaKing down the Elasticity Of the blood
destroying the blood gobules, the strength and very lie
Of man, thereby preventing the inherent powers the
body TO readily repair the mischief inf cted, but by pro-
ducnR by contact adirect action on an already oveTex
cited and highly lrraleI nemhrane-the muCus mem
brane Of the stomach and bowels
What remedy shall We then! 30 far as my own
pereIse extends, unhesatingly say, that preparat
bearing the name Of "BLlsS DYSPEPrlC REMEbYp
artmedy that have used for years in my prtctce not
disease Of the digestive organs, ent if taken closely
coding to It's mpanying direction pOsitiue that
II will not fail Of Erecting cure, for have used II re
peaedy ia those very worst Of chronic darha,
contracted in Mexico and CalhoGniAn0 do
single instance in Ehch It tailed to ect cure Its
action will be fund different In different cases-in
Cases. it will only relic once but effect perma-
neht almost immediaiely-iu others It will to
give the rtlitfin very short time but requiring
niger continuance to effect permanent curein RS,
perhaps alpieciable abatement Of eymptoms will be
scovered Ter several days, hut by pefsevtrng In The
treatment, 1t sooner or later has the desired effect
IL viii be u derstoOd that am speaking Of Chronic
Datfh9adiarri ora Of long sandng, and which has ITS
ogn IN Beased digestive organs, and not OF the acute
iOm u The distase for this form, houd most
tainiy re' ommend JACOBS OlRDIALn as being the
best preparation now before the people, and too that
can be reltd upon with the ounded confidence
ghe Two dhtases are el rely dlssmsrand proceed from
entirely dteitnt cauteti the.acute form is disease
purely OF the boResihe chronic form disease Of the
digestive organt, ana 10 which cur remedial agent
be uIecud' W W. BLlks
363 Broadway, New York.
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