Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-08
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WHAT ARE THE TRUE INDICA-
w TONS OF TREATMENT IN DISEASES OF


W TONS OF TREATMENT IN DISEASES OF
Disease it is scarcely possible to too much concern
ing the usually instituted for
ton OF the Liver that is 10 make the Liver pour out
more bile Too much scarcely be said against the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS which act and can only the
Liver but by rst stimulating the mueus membrane Of
positive harm, by eXasperang the inammatory action
OF that membrane, which the first great
Of the disease OF the Liver
As regards Liver Disease being kept up by inflamma
ton of the stomach there need not be the slightest shad
OF doubt, for there is not now has been,
will be, OF Liver Disease, but that in con-
nection with it most prominent symptoms of inam
nation of the stomach and upon inquiry it will also he
ascertaned that the stomach symptoms existed long be-
fore any disease was discovered in the Liver question
any invalid suffering from Liver Disease regards the
early history of his complaint and he will almost nyaria
by refer you 10 some trouble ~ the digestive organs ana
proceed TO narrate symptoms that give unmstakabe evil
dence that previous TO the Liver Disease there
positive arrangement 81 the stomach. question me M
valid suffering from Liver Disease, and five out of every
ten symptoms he will describe suffering from, will give
the most positive assurance that disease OF the stomach
is also existing in connection with disease OF the liver
how stubborn may be its character how long has
resisted medical treatment let welldireced treatment
Disease" will vanish like dew before the rising
Why? Because that which caused the Liver Disease,
and that which has been the of its continuance has
been rcmovedcured The cause (the stomach disease)
being removed the effect Ghe Liver Dsease will soon
vanish.
Proofs in abundance, of the most positive character,
the Liver but secondary dseasea disease produced
by disease Of the stomach IT, them all this trouble has
its rise and origin in Inflammation of the mem
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cs for every dose taken will Just so much the more ex
asperate the disease by still further irritating and in
flaming already Over-eNcitCd and iniamcd mucus
membrane of the stomach 1t is fact beyond any cavil
that and all remedies taken