Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-13
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WHAT ARE THE TRUE NDICA-
w TIONS OLE TREATMENT IN DISEASES OF

" TIoNS OF TREATMENT IN DISEASES OF
IS regards that class of disease so often termed Liver
Disease, it is scarcely possible TO say too much concern
ing the treatment usually instituted for its
ment which has for its object the stimulation OF the
ton OF the Liycr that is to make the Liver pour out
stimulating calomcl blue pill patent pill and bters"
which act and can only act on the
the stomach and by doing not only do no good, but
positive haun by eXasperating the hilanmaiory action
of that mucus membrane which was the hrst great cause
Of the disease Of the Liver
ton of the omac there need not be the slightest shad
OF doubt for there is not now never has been nor
ever will be, of Liver Disease, but that in CON
necton win II are most prominent synpols ~ imam
nation of the stomach and upon inquiry il VIII also be
fore any disease was discovered in the Liver Question
any invalid suffering from Liver Disease, regards the
bly, refer you trouble in the digestive organs and
proceed to narrate symptoms at giye uis!aNtole eVi-
positive arrangement Of the stomach Question the in
valid suffering from Liver Disease and five out OF every
symptoms he will describe suffering rom will give
the most positive that disease OF the stomach
is also existing in connection with disease Of the liver
Again. every durable Of Liver Disease, no mat
ter how stubborn be its character OF how long it has
resisted medical treatment, let weldirected treatment
constituted for the disease of the stomach and the Liver
Disease will vanish like dew before the rising sun
Why? Because that which caused the Liver Disease
and that which has been the Its continuance has
been removed-cured The cause (the stomach diseased
being removed tile eject e Liver Dlsease) VIII soon
| vanish.
could be addueed in support OF the fact that disease OF
the Liver is but secondary dsease-a disease produced
its rise and origin in Inflammation OF the mucus mem
brane of the stomach what will be thought of treat
over stimulated and nitamed! How are the secretl0s OF
the Liver stimulated? BY first exciting irritating the
mucuS membrane of the stomach. The remedies taken
not touch he Liver at ALT is nbysicaily mpossibe for
them to do so-and only stimulate the Liver but by
first stimulating irritating the mucus membrane of the
stomach. And is not that same mucus membrane in an
already uver-eXcted and oyerstmulatcd condition. and
from which over-stmulated and mtamed condition the
disease of the Liver produced in the first place.
strikes that those who have heretofore depended on
the pill and bers treatment to cure them of their
Liver Disease can now see why 1t Is that they nave not
only received no benefit from such treatment, but arc
in fact, worse of than when they adopted It, And also
strikes me, that those who have, they very nno
Gently say placed their Liver medicines in the shape Of
patent before the people only at the earnest solc
aon of their friends fearing that by doing so they may
be ranked among the numerable class Of empyrics had
pie will very readily discover the 'ons skin, and afX
the title of empyrc where it, in much good faith
What the true indications of treatment? Those
which Will remove the cause OF the disease, viz-te in
hammatOry action of the mucuS membrane of the
stomach Any other treatment than this will prove
OF not the least particle Of benefit The idea of prescribing
for the Liver alone and taking thought of the cond
ton OF the stomach is perfectly ridiculous one and the
idea of etectng through the of those remedies
that stimulate the secreons " is the height OF empyr
cism, for every dose taken will just much the
flaming an already over-eXcited and inhamcd mucus
membrane of the stomach 1t is fact beyond any cav
that any ana a reeules taken mo Inc stomach Tor INC
purpose Of stimulating the secretiOns of the Liver,
will not and cannot fail to rrtate the membrane
OF the stomachi for IS by this irritation that the Liver
Is excited or stimulated; and unless they did produce
for them to effect any change in the secretions of the
Liver This fact from which there is no getting away
and the pill vendors know it WELL they know that
they can strike at the Liver only through the stomach
and the blow aimed at the Liver falling it does upon
WORKOUT, exhausted and inhamed mucus membrane Of
the stomach, cannot fail to eXasperae the disease OF the
Liver because eXasperates the disease which the
| first great cause of the Liver Disease
This doctrine is well aware, at total variance with
| that advocated by many big guns ~ in the patent
line, and the attempt conTOvert doctrine put forth
| with much vehcmenCe by them, may, by some, be
regarded act of not only little daring but bare
faced assumption. If so, would refer to the fact that
| Young America is Il great institution and as
every tub must stand on its own bottom, every person
has free and full privilege to exercise the high prerOgavC
of " lying around loose or taking little wake gin, to
take the wind from his heart" and to talk about
putty rs if he absolutely knew the price Ofit and
have taken the liberty of giving my notions regards
Liver Disease, and the indications of treatment
because, ls was called upon to do by my patrons
ID because conceived duty towards suffering human
n.y. III view OF their disappointment of benefits promised
IN their selection Of those remedies which have for the
objects the stimulating of the Livcr Sd, because in
conrovertng those false theories, could show good and
subSa reasons why they false; 4th because in the
is in me 9Th, and lastly, BECAUSE if l succeed in con
vincing inyalids Of the truth Of my position, they will
seek relief in that preparation which taken according
to directions will not fail to relieve and permanent
| ly. allude to
! BLISS DYSPEPTIC REMEDY,
which is for sale by druggists and merchants throughout
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