Worcester daily spy., 1858-01-30
n UESTIONs THAT DYSPEPTICs

OI6HF To EAT AT MEAIP'
DIErING?n W
shall LEAVE OFF EATING MEAr?n
MUST STOP DUINEING 0FfEE3"
Are questions being propounded to me atty bv letter
from invaiids using about to use "BLlsS' OYSPEP,
TIC REMEDY" For the benefit Of all hrm IT NAV
concern will answer those questions To the st ques
tion, ansWeT-eat anything that Is gooi, whoesnme
substantial and urshug. 70 the second question.
answer eat as much you accustomed To eat or
whatever soul be considered sui ,iency by the zen
erality OF -sthy people. To the third question an
swer-No for it you do, you never will get welt No
dyspeptic or other person aborng under ohron dis
ease, ever got rid Of his disease will by rving
himself To 'estion four, answeTNo, fof meat is
most important article of diet the iav lid dyspeptis
To question five ansRer-No il you are accustomed to
drinking The question as to whether tea or coe are
Injurious, ia all moonshine.
Such advice as the above dyspep lie and to perons
labHrng under chronic diseases gt orally H. no doubt
be read and regarded hy great many with surprises and
am greatly mistaken if the above is not poi ltsd at hy
many saRacious and heads as PROOFS eN er that
Know nothing Of the diseases which prepn to treat or
that it is some phase In the humbug line But hold
Bit all you that think s9-hrow the old fopv aside
for a moment, and let see abuu this matter We
won't stop to inquire how you by Your dyspepsia
but we will enquire-whY Is It that you have not q
of it long agUf why is it that it sticks to you rmenting
you so that You are Of no manner Of sccoun1 Smpy
because the powers of the syst.m unable to throw Of
the disease-becau the sysem has tIOm some reason
b cOme too much emf ebeu too mu h reduced in vital
force, too much in weakened state; that the extent
severity or stronghold tha the disease has got is too
q
system, to This is the reason and the only .ea
son, that you not veil Well; nov are you to be
cureft Hy pursuing such treatment shall help cut
the Us metdcdt fT nGtu by he powers OF the sys
tem-by inItutug treatment that will bind IN
StTengthon, giUe tone and pigor and Iead tetpiog
kand 10 NE entire general systenl by which she maS
be enabled to throw off this disease instance reu
lar out of 1Oor exercise rod bath n.y. travelling change
OF scene &c and ths taxing OF medicnal agents. Whv
IS medicine taken? Simply TO assist to throw of
disease and nothicg else Medicine has partce
ofnfnence on disease not particle Medicine don't
cure disease ouly assists nature to throw Now
the question while We are doug everything in
our power to bind and the general DO
OF the s5stem that ,he may be able to Ihrow off this dis
ease, shall We al the lime deny her her natural
stmuus-her natural strengthened Shall we withhold
that oy which she is nourished and Supported viz fool
good, wholesome, and substantial food? BY no me ins
for If we do we are bringing about the very same state
Of system that trying get rid OF; by hhod
ing food We reduce and weaken She system The taking
of good and substantial food is as essential as any Dor
uon OF the treatment that We institute in very much
more So for the ood is the al ST. elgthe er of the
blood is made
All this grant, says my sagacious friend; but, con
tnues he, what's the Of person eating if his stom-
sch is in an unfit state receive Oigest that food
and prepare for the sy sem ard besides he here
are hundre and thousands that tae much food
upon the stomach in Consequence 0f the distress
causes Now this is very important q lesuon and A
very true remark. Thele would be but te use In tax
1ns this good, wholesome and substantial food unless
the stomach could receive and digest it, and too vii bout
pam and dtressj and that the stomach may receive aud
digest the food and without pain r. course must be had
TO medlcin agents. By III se, if jllci choice is
made the stomach may be enapled to perform its upc
uons-may be en- 4b5d to and digest the food
and too, without pain tress. What remedial agent
shall we US! shall calomel? No; because 10 It's
action IL stimulates the mucous membrane OF t
ach and blwels which ALREAuY Is AN oYER EXCITED
AND INFIAMsD STATE sh Ii use irou or any vi is
XII dre Preparations for their admission into t system;
so il their presence n the stomach DID no harm they
could posi- ny do any good from he fact OF their not
being taken into the circulation (Wly they are not
taken into the calculation, will be shown 10 subsequent
essays)
Shalt any o. the many specifies" that are nov
days P iced befre the ploc "soveJeign remede
No; for nine tsUths them PREP ID ITH ALCOHOL,
OR SOME OTHER EQUALLY sTMULATISG LIQUID uothng
is or cal be more furious inf med nu
Gus membrane Of the stomach, than alcohol any ofCs
Preparations
What remedial agent shall we use, the This i
question that asked for years l tried over ami v
again, all the remedies aud pr SCRIP ions found in
hooks, but all to little or no purpose until last aisl
by experiments almost without nuubsr compuun ted
remedy which, though very simple, yet found always
most th.ctual, when my direc ions complied Rth
This preparation have used in Of every descrp
ton Of Dyspepsia and other diseases b. wing th r ofxn
in disease of the stomach ior the last ten years pd
vate practice, and am now prescribing daily by letter
to patients IN every secion OF the Untd States who
have aced heir der my especial care treat
ment. Ny legitimate business is the ttes tment and pre-
SCI bn5 By letter fol Glro c disease generally, and
tentts Of the prescribe either Dysp psia
or some other diseae hAvins orig n disc Of
stomach. ,nd, y the by, viii here t@ke occasion to
drop the hln that some Of my fren is forget that lay
no Claim to bang philaDtropst, that Il grim
toll" l am ready, and wlins AID do exp-di ously
as possible an wer all their er, an it gives pl,as
ure to do so; but when ii will two, three
aud four hours TO answer anu adse them, ElSays ike
to see the 'hgeN-it lelps out mafingv-sep cially
when cir case uAPP Ms n T TO BE DYsPsPsIA. have
nov placed this remedy beo.e the puune One that
may be reli upon, aud 10 20 wuhu' any he ita1on
doubi or disrust in is vIrtu blty 10 cuie, pro
viding the instru ito followed out
In conclusion will take lsiln ,rk that there
a aufla
that suffering from The disease-Dyspepsia and
taking this, tn IT. and the Jthe PREPARATION aud At
same ue living bran and water, and lise
slou in the hope Of being relieved Of their disease; but
they all doomed to disappnin it Is hey
question. that in order to become rid Of heir dseas.
gooi anil wholes tet be ma te use Of ana suit
alb les taken at the time enaDle The som
ath to dig this ood and DC It tor The Gu alton Such
remedy is "BLIss's DYsPEPrl0 RE- EDf > whclI,
If taken and persevered AMI all the diree followed
out, will notia u restore the pse health; and he
would remark, III It no disappontm may be expert
enced, that it's situes are not h all dcernOe in
the taxing Of one package, and perhaps in few
extreme cases, the taking OF two paekAgrs steady
and perseverng taking Of the REMEDY is recommend
ed and rest assured IL will later DO discovered
that itdoeS possess virtues almost nestimable.
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