Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-21
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS
oIbIN CoNsUMPTION.

"Ths advocates If tfe use Ct Cod Liver oil in cen.
umpuon Jay that presents Of the most beautiful
examples Of the curative operation Of medicinal agent
ever known Il by promoting in The fullest sa1se
rest raiiye process in the system. It acts in the st
instance, by improving The digestive functions, and
sup9yhg the necessary ingredients ior nutrition, which
the basis Of health Under its use the chye which
is The surtous product Of Digestion and taken up from
the aimentary caral By the iactea's. becomes OF
healthy quality, readily be changed into hbTine
and thus not only contributing tn the amount Of nuti
men for the othe system, but cuts off the supply
OF this unchanged aloumel which a morbid
product when reaches the blood be deposited n the
lungs tuSeIculdus matter The operation Of the oil in
promoting these changes, is reeraba in great
tot~o principles, of which is nurtve aud the other
str ely medicinal y
civ the above from the New York Sunday Times, Of
June Z9 for The purpose of showing why Cod Liver Oil
often fas ia benehtdng htnvad, and why it ought
not to be 50 regarded, il is by great many as an
almost specific" in discss of the LUNGS espe
being such,
That there faulty and very impoverished nutrition
and want Of a good supply Of healthy blood in
cosumpfye patients is true and fully shown by their
reduced, weakened lean attenuated and almost blood.
less appearance. WHAT'S the cause Of this want Of
good; rich blood, which only nOursh he system5
is that the chyle, las ave shown in my previous
advertisement Of which coed rich and healthy blood
s made, does not and cannot enter tie circulation,
Whyf Because Of the condition of the digestive organs
o'caose' as have already shown, in previous adver-
tsements, the mouths of the little vessels calld scteas
which convey the chyle into the circulation and which
oten uto the upper bowels, clsef up and cannot
LAKE up or absorb his chyle What closes teen? TIE
swollen stat. Of the mu3us mainbrane OF the dg stive
organs, which membrane besides lining the stomach ami
bowels also dips into and lines these little ve1seH; and
from the fact Of the mouths of those little vessels the
4ceas, being SO very smalyt very easy to that
there could not be much swelling of that mem 5rane
wAhout bringing together their Sides and entirely Closing
them up What produces this swollen state the mucous
membrane? inflammation Of fhs digestive organs,
which Is the first cause and he Oafq cause Of ConsHmp
tioa
This statement of the cause of Consumption am well
aware viii be pronounced by many as v,ry lar from
being trne butas shall, in some Of my future advertise
nents, treat upoR Consumption, its and cure
will in the prescott instance remark that there never was
Case OF SOnsunpt that had not its origin in uamed
ClSesfe organs and thsTe never was case OF COQkuDp
ton nut thas its origin could have been easily 10
diseases OF The nutitye organs for of Consunp
nor ever e%stea without disease OF the stomach being
present. al the same time
Now comes the question: If from the closed condition
OF the mouths OF the scteaIs t an mpossbihty for
them 10 take up and absorb the CT ye convey into
tc Ccea lsn Is Il not also an impossiny for them to
take up or absorb Cod Lver0n or Anything else? Most
certain y We do not discuss its remedial properties
alter II enters the circulation, for in the oil the
rate Dut limited quantity and can't get there, for the
Vs5ses through which it has 10 pass are closed mp.
mag, Ia stating that ALL every of those vessels
are closed, say that which is precisely true for il may
De p9ssiele yes, and probable hst the entire lining
membrane OF the digestive organs not 10 gested
state as TO produce uniform tdmefacon swelling
o. hat q tire membTanej bat that the greater portion
IN an famed and Olen is true, the fact of
hepaiisnt becoming lean and thin in flesh which state
can only be brought about by closure those vessels
and the imperfect digestion that necessarily the result
OF the inhtned condition Of the membrane the
digestive organs
From the above it will he seen that no matter how
much remedial virtue Cod Liver OH may possess or how
IT. quote FROM aboge) der its use The ehye which is
the nutritious product Il dgetio and taken 10 from
the alimsntary canal by the acteals llnlv It isp1
becomes OF healthy qualify, 80 long as it does net
enter th@ cTcaston (btc2use get through those
closed 40 vessels) Cam t. o. couse, Of any benefit
to tue patient, for it passes off wi h The stool.
ffo 4 ihs foregoing II Rti be perceived, THAT the FIRST