Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-07
MEDICINES.
WHY PHYSICIANS SHOULD USE
Bliss DYspentie Remedy"

"To the proprietor Of Bliss DYspeptc Remedy Dear
srRegafded aud enthusiastically praised as your new
preparation most assureiv is by the public generally,
Il allude to BLISS DYSPEPTIC RBMEDY,) would
inaulTe whether tire gould not be OF seeming OF
phanhropic spirit your part were you to apprse If
not the people generally YOU brethren in the profession,
of its IMPOSITION, its properties and INGREDIENTS that
they might then coascenousy and IN good faith, rec
ommeud II to their patients. Your own experience in the
profession must cerauly apprise you that We should be
ing 10 very bad faith oVards patients, hose lives
are entrusted to skill and care were we to recommend
preparation know nothing at all about That 1t is
vaube preparation there Tut few who would honestly
attempt DENY if they knew anything at all about it,
and for this very it strikes that you should
well every other discoverer Of any remedial agenhat
will relieve suffering humanity. be both and willing
others have doueDr Ayers for instauce-to place in
the hands Of every respectable practitioner who makes
not only his profess on bat dutv o~ards his fellow men
to relieve their disesses the formula by which thu prep
arati is compounded that they may judge of the
proprety Of IFS exhibition in each individual that
comes before them.
You mast be aware that scarce month passes but
remedy is placed before the people for their
trial, and each one advertised and recommended
sovereign remedvj and you are also awsre that nine
tenhs yes nineteen wentieths Of these remedies pur
porting to be sure cures &c, vile nostrums, sent
out broad cast the lani for the purpose Of gain,
and fleece the people of their hard earened money
and why should not, with just the
same pioprety recommend any one of these your
remedy. have knowledge Of the ingredients
of your preparation &c, &c.
Toe above is extract from a PHYSICIANS letter
received short time slnce, and make us of it in this
advertisement Tor the purpose of endeavOring to shOw
my worthy friend, and all other physicians that instead
acting in bad faith towards their patients, by exhibit
ing "BLlSs' DYSPE PTIC REMEDY" they most
assCredy acting directly to the contrary, for they
exhibiting q remedy that is knOWn be Just what it
purports to be- remedy that has been tested in hum
dreds and thousands Of cases. always nearly always,
with the happiest results remedy that enj lys the
confidence OF almost the entire population in sections of
the country where il has been Introduced remedy that
is acknowledged by both those in and out OF the profess
Nat oho
it to every confidence. 1t is known to be cUratire
agent, not humbug-it is known to be remedy. not
an imposition What is the great ofjec ans an of the
physician? TO find remedies. What does the sick
patient crave and required Remedies. What are nee
essary his recovery? Not professional PRIDE pre-
fessional exClusveness, arrogant assumption,
long faces with wondrOus wise expressions net seroud
hand distinctions. but remedies. He cares not how
learned how scientific his physician may be- he wants
remedies Il is for these which he pays bis money TO
him. and which be hopes to get tom him. 1t is of
precious little moment to the patient whether it is
orthodox remedy with the profession, "patentn
long him. To be cured is th= great end and
object Of his employing physician 10 prescribed
for him such remedies will health is all has
he wants. and he cares not straw Tor she order or
their professional eXclusiveness for their "ocial
remedies so long they do him no good
'A this, grant" says my friend, but my patient
little expects that will give him Iemedy that know
nothing abuut,n Very true and should You do SO YOU
would be subject to the well erted Contempt Of the
whole fraternity, and should be expeei from "the
orcer" Your patient expects you to be well acquainted
Win every remedy you administer; IS this ALL he
expects you to possess knowledge OF every remedy that
before the people this is your business-his is the
business Of the profession which you have adopted-t
yonr business, with every remedy, receive it, 10
examine it, try it, test it, and you have love for the
profession which you have espoused-- you possess
philanthropca spirit, and love possess yourself of
every knowledge that will in any way aid you in becom
ing reieyer of suffering humanity, you will do it; and,
too without stopping to Inquire from whence the remedy
came without stopping 10 inquire whether it is an
"oficial remedy" or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. stopping to
duty think and examine for yourself to receive and
try remedy tor yourself not to be governed by the
7pse di1ii of oider," who, it remedy happens to
be 'paten" or does not come stIaoht down from the
professors chair conceive it their imperative duty in
view of the Innovation and for the sake Of their "dign
ty,' professional usages," and undue assumption of
neously il bristling hostility against it.
'BLIsS DYSPEPTIC RENEDY" has been ulacei
before you for you to reject It is for you to
receive examine and test it, 1t been placed before
you in precisely the all other remedies
have been Every remedy under heaven, tOathOut a
single exception, has been discovery of the purest
accident-the bndest chance; and each in its
received, examined tested, and duly certified good
by 'the order" You know just much about BLISS
DRSPEPTIC REMEDY" as you do any other remedy,
before the test and by subj letting the same that
all other remedies have been subj to- you will then
know its remediel qualities and true WORTH and in
good aithwhen advise it to your patients.
Simply be 1t is 'patent is no reason why you
SHOULD discard it, Thre is a ngle remedy Gods
earth but is 'patentn in precisely the game way that
you nothing about them until you have tried them
and tested them. There no connection, natural
relation whatever betw disease and drugs. What
known about Peruvian ark OF Rhubarb when first dir
covered in the forests. NOthiDg, What do you know
about them now? Nothing, except that you have tired
Peruvian Bark in Ague and know that it Will cure it.
You nothing about Rhubar0-except you have tried
it, and found that it moved The bowels Was there any
thing in The color shape, SMELL taste, weight of the
Peruvi.n Bark that even suggested the uea that pos
sessed properties of curing Agaewas there anything
the COLOR shape, ELL taste, weight of the Rhu6a'b
root that told you properties of moving the
bowels! No. Their properties ascertaned only by
trying, by testing them Do so by "BLISS' DYSPEPTIC
REMEDY, y and you will then know all about it Test
it, as you have done other remedies what its
properties for yourself it, and judge of it,
it, and think about for yourself and not depend
on me for letter of recital Of It's properties and ngre-
dents or N.Y. any ess op Dion Of it, and like
flock following the bell Wether, bndly trot in the path
others have trod,
In your letter you also say that at the intention Of
several of the fraternity around me to do all they to
discourage its use, and they will know do all in their
power to lessen its SALE certainly very sorry that
they should to any such determination not my
account however, their own but account OF their
poor patients do not question the purity II the motive
which prompts them thus attempt the achievement of
a neral impossibilty but as the freshman said who
saw young bull mady attempt, a railroad track, to
stop an engine when under full Roadway, by bawling
"Be Jasus, like your spunk, but damn yer Judgment"
And now, in conclusonI think have given good and
sufficient why physicians should not hesitate to
recommend "BLISS' DYSPEPTIO REMEDY.n There
are great many physicians in fact very large major
y, who know do not hesitate to it in their practice
and recommend it, not only to their patients, but admin
lister it in their families, have in my possession
hats full of letters from physicians aesng its remark
able efficacy, and with the exception Of two
instances all enthusiastic in its praise; and pre-
sumo not one among the whole number but that
menced with it with great deal of distrust hesitation
and doubt all of which, however, very quickly vanished
after making thorough trial and following up the
directions. W. w. BLISS,
For sale by all Druggists. They send it by mail to any
address, on receipt of the money.
The Trade supplied by
HARRAL, RISLEY, & KITCHEN,
Importers Of Drugs and Medicines, New York.
jy12 d&w2w 76 Barclay street.
anRLn. MARTYN wound inform his friends