Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-15
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS
CHRoNIo DIARRHGA

a. R o ID 1 A r r II G A
There certainly no disease requiring so much nicely
Of treatment Chronic Dianbea-no disease thai is
easily aud quickly reproduced from the slightest OF
and disease ch At has often hsded the skill
Of the wsest and most experienced Of the profession
Thousands there at this moment that suffering
from it, aD6 have been for monihs and perhaps years.
the returned volunteer from the wais Of Mexico,
adventures from the plains Of Caornis although
disease loug ago. yet stu suf
f=rng from H. although a long way removed from the
pest initial atmos 5here ant other that poiuecd
t. Thousands there all throughout the South South
West and West, and in tact throughout the whole Unit
States that suffering from it, discouraged and dis
heartened, and many lost 81 hof of getting rid
OF it, ana Why is this? Why all this suffering and dis
coursgemen! why little in its treatment? and
why easily reproduced from the sightent cause. after
1t has once become checked: From either total dis
regard ent ignorance Of its existing What
is that esu-el The food that is taken into The s0m
Goh. Why? Because the digestive organs are not in
t state to receive and digest it, and why? Because of
the congested and famed condition Of tie mu;us menu
brsue
The great majority OF those Of long continued chronic
Of Diarrl Oel, produced either by the food
partly wholly digested state passing from the
aeh into the lower bowels and there producing by its
presence, irritation Of the hraue and the
equent muscular contrsction or is produced by
the od after il has heeH manutaur into CHILE; this
latter lsead Ct being TAX by the ldct6d UtSssS,
is passed into the lower bowels like undsest
food, produc irrative dsrftea In the first in
stance the stom ch from its inf med aud congesed
dtion, is unable TO perform its functions il unable to di
tile 1000 that IS taken into the beng
digeste or prepared SO that it enter the circulation,
must Of necessity be passed through the bowe and
its presence there acting any Other foreign substance
would produces irritation NJ the mucus neLhrne with
which it comes in contac aud the consequence pre-
mature and denaug discharges from the bog els by
trsctile effort icing excit, Tito action.
In the second instance, where the food has been digest
ell and converted into chile, and being taken up by
the tactical vessels it il passed into the lower Fels,
and by its presence there produces disturbance
that CAUSED ny the undigessd fond Why is Dot the
chile tNFen the tactical Ve9sslsI IL will be
hered that in previous Advertisements. that described
how the per bowel called the du0denu had its side
pierced with innumerAbe small OTidces, resembling the
sides Of nu meg CRATER that these ondces were mouths
of small vessels called idceGs that the Office OF these
vessels to take the loud after 1t has by the
stomach converted INTO chile and passed into the Upper
bowel 1t will be remembered that said the lining
b. of the stomach bowels dipped these little
orlfces or mouths of the tactical vessels and lined them
also And it will also be remembered that said these
little orihces we're very small II all these points
remembered it will be very easy to understand why
the nod after being converted into chile is taken up
and carried into the blood to nourish the body,
should be. have said that the membrane Of the
die esYe osganh in !phamed and cOngestiVe
dition and every knows that wherever there is in
haumaon there is less sUeliine Of the part in
famed and very easy to thar there could not be
much swelling Of that lining membrane without closing
up those little oTiaces which open upon it So the
son is Nv obvious why the chile is not taken up and
passed te the circulation becausethe whose
Office up the chile, closed from the swell
ing Of the the digestive organs into
which they n, and the swelling is produced by cong
ton and inflammation Of that membrane. What has
produced this iIh lmed Of that mucus membi aue?
Causes almost without number will produce i-pesen
a atmos here bad water unwolsome diet sd ulatng
food spirtuous liquors stimulating Condiments pepper
mustard cloves spices, &C &c, will produce this
dition OF that rucus membrane
Now will any say that in the treatment Of Chronic
DiarIha remedial remedies must be directed b the
bowels2 No. Where then? To tie seat Of the dis
ease course, viz to the dgestiUs OTgGnS In these
organs Is the cause of The whole trouble, and to this
point remedial agent be directed patients
may take medicine ill Gabriel blows mis- horn, tht
be being cured than they when they
meuced treatment
What then are ne indications of treatment? The re-
mOvs OF the inhamed ami conge2ted condition Of the d.
gestye organs This being done, food will be dgested
and formed into chile-the chile will be taken and
r7d into the circulation and thus the rri-
tativ darrhoA he ng do logger present. premature
discharges from the bowels will cease.
WHAT emedy will bet uldl their indeationsi Shall
any OF the preparations before III; public
purpoTting to be "sovvreign remedes?" No; Tor the
Of them prepared with alcohoi, other equally
stimulating liquids and the taking Of hem womb be ad
ding fuel to th5 amethey would produce precisely the
condition that striving to get id Of
Shall use calOmel which remedy nova days, stands
in highest estimation by the of the professional
No; for nothing certainly be peruicous not
only from its ureaSng the Elasticity blood,
destroying the blood yobules the strength very lie
of mao, thereby preventing the inherent powers the
body eadiy repair he mischief nh cted by pro-
ducng by contact direct action already
cited and highly Irri,seJ memhrsne-the mucus mem-
brane II thC stomach and boRes
What remedy shall we them So far my own ex.
perieuse extends, unhesaungy say that prepacat
bearing the of BLISS DYSPEPTIC kEMEDY,"
remedy that have used for years in my practice,
only in this particular disease, but all others arising from
disease OF the digestive organs, ami if taken closely
cording to its acc mpanying direction positive that
it vii! tail of ec citing cure for have used it re
peaedly ia those worst Of chronic diarrhea,
contracted iu Mexico aud California not
single instance in which it tailed to effect cure It's
action will be found different in different cases-in some
Cases, it will only relic once effect perma-
uent cure almost mmediateiyin others will
give the same rt in very sh 1rt time, but requiring
longer Continuance effect permanent ouTe-in rs,
perhaps, anp ecabe abatement of synptoms will be
discovered for several days nut by persevrng 10 the
treatment, IL sooner later has the desired effect.
liz will be .dertood that am sp asiug Of Chr0nic
Darrh9a-diarrhea OF long standing, and which its
origin III iseased digestive organs aud not of the
form 1T the disease, for this form, hould most Ger
tainy recommends JACOBS G )RDIAL,n as being The
best paraon before the pie, and that
can BE- relied upon with the most ounded confidence
he two diseases entirely dssimilar proceed from
entirely different es:- theaeute form is disease
purely OF the boWes-the chronic disease of the
diges i've organs, which remedial agent must
be directed. W W. BLESS,
1868 Broadway, New York.
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