Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-17
We have the honor Of Announcing three of our
UnriValled Ethiopian Concerts,
B r IN L K Y HALL,
Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday Evenings,
rat0 May II, IS. and 10.

LOOK At THE STAB PERFORMERS:
J. G. HERNANDEZ SHOREY, the unri-
vailed Tambouauist and side splitting Jokester.
]. H. earle, the celebrated Banjo Player.
N. GREEN, the beautiful Black Swan Bur-
lesque Singer and Bone Player sc.
W To be assisted by the ful strength Of the com
pany. pyH dat
( mod LIVER OIL IN CONSUMPTION.
'sThe advocates of the use CT God Liver oil in con.
sumption say that it Of the most beautiful
examples Of the curative operation Of dicnal agent
known It by promoting, in the fullest sense
restorative process in the system. 1t acts the rst
instance, by improving the digestive functions, and
supplying the necessary ingredients for nutrition which
is the basis of health Under its use, the chyle which
is the nutritious product Of agesiion and taken up from
the alimeutary canal by the iaeteas becomes OF
healthy quality. readily be changed into ibTine
and thus not only contributing to the OF nutri-
ment for the OF the system but eff the supply
Of this unchanged slbumen, which acts as m )rbid
product when it reaches the blood be deposited In the
lungs tubercuous matter The operation of the oil in
promoting these changes is reeTabls in great M asure
to two principles Of which is nutrve aud the other
strictly medl nal u
l cliu the above from the New York SUNDAY Times of
June 49, tor the purpose Of showing why Cod Liver Oil
often fails bsnehttiDg the invalid and WHY it ought
not TO be SO regarded, it is by great many as an
almost "speciGc" in diseases of The lungs more espe.
caly Consumption, for it most assuredy is far from
being such. ~ $3.50
mere IS faulty nutrition.
and a wait Of good supply Of healthy blo1d, in
consumpive patients, is true and fully shown BY their
reduced weakened lean. attenuated and slmost blood
less appearance What Is the of this want of
good rich blood which only can nourish the systeml Ii
is that the chyle, las hive shown in my previous
adversements) of which go d. rich aud healthy blood
is made, does not and cannot into the circulation
Why! Beca Of the condition of the digestive organs
-bt cause as have aready shown in previous adver-
tisemeuts the mouths OF the little VESSELS called aeteas
which convey the clye into the circulation aud which
the oWels ara clo ~
take up or aborb this chye. What closes tbeml The
swollen stat Of the mucus membrane of the digestive
organs, which membrane, besides hdng the and
bowes also dips into and lines these little vesses and
from the fact Of the mouths of those little vessels the
acteas being SO very small 1t is very easy that
there could not be much swelling of that membrane
without bringing together their sides aud entirely closing
them np What produces this swollen state OF the mucus
membrane! Inflammation If ihe digestive organs,
which is the hrst cause and the Ong Of OHsup
ti9n.
This statement of the cause of Consumption am well
aware, will be pronounced by many as v,ry far from
being true, butas shall in of my future advertise
nlents, treat upon Consumption its causes and cure
wiz IN tue pedept instance remark, that there
case Of UUnsunption that had not its origin in uamed
digestive organs, and there case Of Cousump
ton but thas its origin could have been easily traced 10
diseases Of the nurYe organs for no case of Consuup
ton ever existed Without disease OF the stomach being
present at the same ZINE
Nov comes the questions If from the closed condition
Of the mouths Of the lacteals, mpossiOity for
them TO lake up and absorb the e and convt into
tho circulation, is it for them to
take up absorb Cod LAYER OIL or anything else2 Most
certain y, We 10 not discuss its remedial properties
after 1t enters the Circulation for the state Of the
system under consideration it don't get there, at any
rate but limited quantity, and can't get here for the
Vesse through Whicn it has to pass closed mp.
may in stating that all, every one Of those vessels
are ciosed say that which precisely true for it NAV
be possible yes, and probable, that the entire lining
membrane OF the digestive organs in so congesed
state as to produce uniform tdmefaction or swelling
OF hat enrs membrane; out that the greater portion
in an uhamed and ssolien true nom the fact of
Inc patient becoming lean aud thin in fesh which
can only be brought about by closure OF those vessels
and the imperfect digestion that necessarily the result
OF the nhAned condition Of the mucus membrane Of the
digestive organs
From the ab1ve it will be seen, that, no matter how
much remedial virtue God Liver Oil may possess or how
80 quote from sboYe uader its use the chylv winch is
the nutritious product ot digeston and up from
the almenary Canal by the lscteas Ijnly it isn'tl
becomes OF healthy quality, so long as it does not
enter the circulation because cannot get tbrou those
closed up vessels) cann OF ouse be of any benefit
10 the patient, for it passes off wi h the stool.
From the foregoing II will be perceived that the first
step towards successful treaGment Of the cisesse
consumpuon Is the removal Of its CAUSE, viz diseased
digestive organs; this being DONE The powers of the
system will accomplish the balance the work. providing
the lungs be to- far consumed A remedial aReot
must be ployed that will away with this congested
and swollen condition of the membrane-and this
congt and swollen membrane must be got rid
OF for TWO RsAsoEs-Hrs that imperfect DIGESTION and
tne manufacture OF cbyle poor in quality which is the
inevitable result Of diseased stomach may be done
away With and second that The closed lacteas may be
restored to their natural condition, az 90 admit the
ehye, and pass &c on into the circulation. This being
done not only will chyle of good, healthy quality De
manuiactured but it will have free passage into the
circulation, and be made in5o good, rich blood which
WI" nourish the entire system and enable its powers the
Ues mstGcdtrfr nature, to throw of toe disease.
Wnat remedlsl agent will DO this work!
AsElSS' DySpepS6c Rem edy.
Try -test it thoroug hy-persevere in the taxing Of
lt--OlIOW out all tbs accommodating
may oepegd that It's remedial virtues will not be long in
showing themselves.
W. W. BLISS, D.,
4 ILA-aE 363 Broadway, N. z.
BLISS DYSPEPTIO REMEDY" is sold BY all drug
giss, and by whom will be sent by mail auy add ess
on receiving The price OF the medcine-S2 per
HARkAL, RIsLEY, q KITCHEN,
.u CgE Importers aud Wholesale Druggists,
4'eka rs Barclay street, New York.
Sole agents for New England and New YORK.
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