Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-17
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NEW YORK ACCOMPLISHMENTS
DIARRHGA.

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There is certainly no disease requiring SO much nicely
OF treatment Chronic Diarrhe-no disease that is
easily and quickly reproduced froua the slightest Of
and disease ch It has often hafed the skill
OF gsest and experienced men Of the profession
Thousands there are ct this moment that suffering
from it, and have been for mouths, and perhaps years;
even the returned volunteer from the of Mexico,
Adventures from the plains Of California although tie
disease was contracted long months ago sl sui
fefing from Il. although long way reoovel from the
pest ntia atmos Jhere and other causes produced
it, Thousands there All throughout the Suab South
West and Wet and in fact throughout the Rnoe Unit
ed States that suffering it discouraged aud dis
beartened, aud many lost ali hoge Of ever getting rid
o. it, ana WHY'S this? Why all this suffering and dis
ceuragemenf why SO little success in its treatment? ard
why SO easily renroduced um The sght-at cause, after
it HIS once become checked? From either total dis
regard or an entire ignorance Of its existing cause What
is that cause? The food that IS taken into The st0
deh. Why! Because the digestive organs are not ia
1T state 70 receive and digest it, and Why? Because Of
he congested and Ihamed condition Of the
brane
The great majority Of those Of long continued chronic
cases of Diarrh@s, produced either by the foud
partly or wholly digested state passing from the
sch into the lower bowels and there producing its
presence irritation Of the mucus membrane and the
equent muscular contracti0n or produced by
the cd after it has been manutaur into chle; tais
latter Stead Of being TAX up by the tactical rtsssis
is passed on into the tower bowels like the undisest
ed food, produc irritative diarffoa In the FIRST in
stance, the stom ch from its iu aud eougesed
ditop, unable to perform its functions unable to di
gest the food that is it, the fool not being
digesa prepared it can enter the circuatio
must, OF necessity be passed Though the bowe and
Its presence there acting any foreign substance
would produces au irritation II the mucus aeLarne with
which il comes in contact, and the Consequences are pre-
mature and deiaing discharges els by
trattile effort icing exci5 d Into action.
In the second instance where the food has been digest
ell aD6 converted nCo chile, and being up by
the Acs-al vessels it Is passed the lower Fels
and by is presence there produces disturbance
that caused by the undigestsd food Why is not the
chile t,ten NJ by the tactical vessels, It viii he rev
"A that rlVTtntT au1va ttt
hog the upper bowel called the du0dsnU, had its side
pierced with naumerable small oliaces senUng the
sites Of nu CRATER that these ordces mouths
OF small vessels called tdcteGs and hatthe Cce OF these
vessels was, to take up the uud after has by the
stomach, inverted into chile pas sell iuo the sper
bowel IL will be remembered tn 1t said the lining mr1n-
bane of the stomach and bowels oipped into these little
ohces mouths of the actea vessels, and lined them
also. And it will also be remembered that said these
little orfces Rcra Uery s8aaL II all these points
remembered viii nov BE- very easy 30 understand Why
the nod after beng converted into chile is up
aud carried into the blood TO noursh the body,
should be- have sad that the membrane OF the
digestive osgdus was in nAamed AMI eongesve cons
dion and every UDe knows that wherever there is in
Examination there lees siCeifng Of the part in
famed and It'll very that there could not be
much swelling of that lining membrane without closing
up those little oTihees which open upon it s. the
son s OBVIOUS Why the chile is not taken up and
passed rto the crcuauon 1t Is because the vessels whose
Office it is to take up the chile, closed from the swell
ing Of mucus memDfane the digestive OigaGs into
which they on and the swelling produced by congrs
tion and iuf 4mmaiiin of that membrane. What has
produced this iI1amei OF that membrane?
Causes without number viii produce i-pestilen
tal rhere bad water, unwhOi5ome diet st glatng
tool splruons liquors stimulating c0nclmeats pepper,
mustard, cloves, spce, &C &C, will produce this con
dl0n Of that mucus memu'an
Now will any say that in the treatment Of Chronic
DisrrhGa, remedial remedies must be directed the
boOeiS? No. Where then? Tot true seat Of tue dis
ease OF course viz to the dgestlvS organs In these
the Of the VholY trouoe, and to this
point must remedial agent be directed patients
may medicine I'll Gabriel blows MS h m aud the
be no reaTer beng cured than they when they
menced treatment.
What then indications Of treatment? The re-
moyal oil the iunamed c0ngested diion Of the d
gestve organs This being doue ae food V be digested
and formed into Gillette chile Will be taken aad car
ried into the crrulaton md thue III OF he irr
tatv darrbet he Dg do longer present the premature
discharges ron the bowels viii cease
What ,emsdy will be fuai their indicsiions?. Shall
We use any OF the preparations now before ths public
pafpoS ting to be "suv.reign remedies" No; Tor the
lst Of them prepared with alcohol or other equally
stimulating liquids, and the taking them Womb be al
ding fuel 10 tn hame-ley would produce precisely the
condition thar striving to get id OF.
Shall use calome which remely noa-a days, stands
N highest estimation by the learned OF the professional!
No; for nothing certainly be pernlcious not
ONLY from ts rreasing duwn the Elasticity Of the Blood
destroying blood elobules the strength and VERY lille
of man, thereby preventing the Inherent the
body readily repair he mischief ind ced By pro-
ducing by contact direct action or an already overex
cited ana highly irrilsle1 memhrane-the muous
brans ni the stomach and 6oges.
What ady shall We then! SO far my
perieuse extends, unhesitahugy say that preparati
bearing the Of Bliss DYSPEPTiO kE0lEbY,'
remedy that have used for years in my pr ctice
only in this particular disease but all others aisng from
disease OF the digestive organs if taken closely
cordi0g to its mpsuying direction pOStige that
vii! not tail of efectng cure, for have used it
peatedy ia those of chronic darrboea,
Mexico and California and do member
q single in shich it failed fleet IA It's
action viii be found different in different oasen some
Cases, it viii only relic once, but effect perma
almost mmediately-iu others II viii seem TO
give the rl 10 very shlr TIM, but requi.ing
longer continuance to Effect permanent curein
perhaps, p ecabe abatement Of toms will be
discovered several days nut by persev ring 10 the
treatment, it laer has the desire effect
III will be derstood that sp abiug Of Chronic
Di4rrhea-darrl G OF long standing, and VIII Oh has its
origin iseased digestive organs, and not of the acute
form Of the disease, for this form, hould most GER
tainy recommend JACOBS lRDIAL,' as being The
best preparation before the pepe and one too that
b. relied upon with the most ounded confidence
he two diseases entirely dissmarand proceed from
entirely different the.acute form is disease
purely boWes-tbe chronic form is disease Of the
digestive organs, and which remetis agent must
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