Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-25
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS
4 EUCORRHGA OR HITEs

I EUCORRHGA OR w HITEs
One OF the most prevalent OF the arrangements Of
the female economy connected with the Uterine System
condition of depending on a relaxed and weakened
tste Of the local vessels brought about by variety Of
circumstances This is OF those arrangements that
the Physician Is called frequently to prescribe
for than probably any other sppertanng the female
economy and is one Of those arrangements that has call
ed forth greater variety of treatment than probably
any other-s treatment which in the great majority Of
cases has resulted in nothing but TEMPORARY RELIEF
enlargng upon subject which 10 the columns Of
public print, there is so much difficulty in selecting
language sufficiently appropriate to exhibit the derange
meht in all its different phases, the proprietor Of
RIsLEY's COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT Of BUCHU.
would call the attention Of sufferers the merits Of the
preparation in the deTangemant referred to- It's exhibi
ton has for years proved it reliabe preparation
by the thousands, that have made of it, It's action
- prompt and its good ELECTS Will become apparent even
aiter few days steady perseverance in its All suf
feers from the arrangement referred to- would do well
give it trial 1t for sale by Druggists and Country
Merchants throughout the country.
HARRAL. RIsLEY, L KITCHEN,
importers and Wholesale Druggists, &c Bacay street.
New York d&w2w jail
QUESTIONS THAT DYSPEPTICs
WHAT SHALL EAT 9'S'
"HoW MUCH IN QUANTITY OR WEIGHT
OUGHT TO EAT AT MEALi"
DIEuNG?n
SHALL LEAVE OFF EATING MEAT?"
UNJUST STOP DUINKING C0FFBE?"
Are questions being propounded daily by letter.
from invsiids using about to BLISS DYSPEP-
TIC REMEDY" For the benefit of all whom it may
concern, will answer those questions. To the first ques
ton, answer-eat anything that is good wholesome
substantial and nourishing. To the second question
answer-eat as much you accustomed 10 eat, or
whatever soul be considered a suficency by the gen
eraity Of healthy people, To the third question: an
swer-No; for il you do, you never will get we'll. No
dyspeptic, other person laboring under chronic dis
ease, got rid of his disease will by starving
himself. To question four, answeT-No; for is
most important article of diet to the invalid dyspeptic
To question Eve ansWer-No, il you are accustomed to
drinking it The question as to whether tea coffee
Injurious, is all moonshine.
such advice as the above to dyspep and to persons
laboring under chronic diseases generally WILL no Doubt
be read and regarded by great many with surprise; aud
am greatly mistaken if the above is pointed at by
many sagacious and wise heads proofs either that
know nothing of the diseases which pretend to treat or
that it is phase in the humbug line. But hold
on Bit all you that think sD-throw the old fogy aside
for moment, aud let about this matter. We
won't stop to inquire how you by your dyspepsia
but we will enquire-why it that you have not got well
Of long ago? why is it that it sticks you tormentng
you so that you are of OF account Simply
because the powers of the system unable to throw off
the disease-because the system has from some reason
btcOme too much emf ebleu, too mu reduced in vital
force too much in weakened state; that the extent
severity stronghold that the disease has got too
greet for the us TeGcGTtT nature the powers OF the
system to remove This is the and the only
son, that you are not we'll Well; how you to be
cured? By pursuing such treatment shalt help out
the Uis RetGcdTir nature by the powers OF the sys
tem-by insulting treatment that will bind up
strengthen, gtUe tone and UigOr, and lend keLDing
hand to the entire general system, by which she may
be enabled to throw off this disease for instance regu
lar of door exercise, cold bathing travelling change
of scene &C. and the taxing Of medicinal agents. Why
is medicine akenl Simply to assist to throw off
disease, and nothing else Medicine has particle
of influence disease not particle, Medicine don't
disease it only assists nature to throw it off Now
comes the question-while doing everything in
power to bind and strengthen the general powers
of the SYSTEM that she may be able throw off this dis
ease, shall at the time deny her her natural
stimulus-her natural strengthened ahsll withhold
that by which she is nourshed and supported viz food
good, wholesome, and substantial ood1 By means;
for do, Bringing about the very same state
Of system that we are trying to get rid OF; by withhold
ing food reduce and weaken the system Toe taking
of good and substantial food is essential any por
ton of the treatment that institute in fact very much
So for The food is the natural strengtheae the
powers Of the system and from it good RICH and healthy
blood is made.
All this grant, says my sagacous friend; but con
tnues he what's the of person eating II his som-
ach is in unfit state to receive and digest that food
and prepare for the sySei andbesdes says he there
hundreds and thousands that take much food
upon the stomach in consequence of the distress
causes Now this is a very important question, and
very true remark There would be but little use In tax
ing this good wholesome and substantial food, unless
the stomach could receive and digest it, and too without
pain and dstress and that the stomach may receive and
digest the food and without pain, ust be had
to medicinal agents. By these, if judic1us choice is
made the stomach may be enabled to perform its func
tons-may be enabled to receive and digest the food
aud too, without pain Distress What remedial agent
shall we use? Shall calome? No; because its
action it stimulates the mucous membrane of the stom-
ach and bowels, which ALREADY IN AN OVER EXCITED
AND INFLAMED STATE. Shall use iron or any OF its
kindred preparations for their admission into the systems
if their presence in the stomach did no harm they
could possibly do any good from the fact of their
being taken into the circulation. (Why they aos
taken into the calculation, will be shown in subsequent
essays.)
Shall we any o: the many specifies" that are now
days placed before the public sovereign remedies %
MOI for tenths Of them PREPARED ALCOHOL,
is be injurious or hurtIul to infamed
membrane of the stomach than alcohol any Of its
preparations.
What remedial agent shall we use then? This is
question that asked for years tried, over and over
again, all the remedies and prescriptions found in the
books, bit all to little purpose until at last aided
by experiments almost without number, compounded
remedy, which, though very simple, yet found always
most efsctua when my drec ions complied with.
This preparation have used in of every descrp
on of Dyspepsia, and other diseases having their origin
in disease Of the stomach for the last ten years in pri
vae practice and am prescribing it daily by letter.
to patients in every section of the United States, who
have placed their cases under my especial and treat
ment My legitimate business is the treatment and pre-
scrbng By letter fol chronic disease generally, nine
tenths OF the prescribe for either Dyspepsia
other disease having its origin liz disease of the
stomach. And, by the by, will here take occasion to
drop the hint, that of my friends forget that lay
claim to beng philanthropst, that II grind for
toll" am ready, and willing, and do, as expediiously
as possible all their letters and it gives me pleas
to do so; but when it will from two, three
and four hours to answer and advise them always ike
10 the "hye'-it helps out amazingly-especially
when their HAPPENS NOT TO BE DYsPEPsIAl have
placed this remedy before the puOlc, one that
may be relied upon aud do without any hesitation,
doubt dsrust in its virtues, ability to cure, pro
vding the instructions are followed out.
In conclusion will take occasion to remark that there
hun and thousands throughout the United States
that suffering from the disease-Dyspepsa- and are
taking this that and the other PREPARATION and at the
time living bran and water, and other such like
slops in the hope OF being relieved of their dsease but
they all doomed to disappointment for is beyond
question. that in order to become rid OF their disease
good and whOes me diet must be made Of and suit
able renee les taken at the time to enable the som
ach digest this food, and 1T for the circulation Such
a remedy is "BLISS'o DYSPEPFIO REMEDY,' which,
if and persevered in and all the directions followed
out will fail TO the patient heath and here
would remark, tn disappontm mt may be expert
enced that it's virtues not il all dscernibe in
the taking Of one package, and perhaps in some few
extreme cases, the taking Of two packages. steady
and perseverng taking of the REMEDY is reeonmend-
ed and rest assured il WILL later be discovered
that does possess virtues almost inestimable
W. W. BLISS,
1858 Broadway, New York.
BLISS'S DRsPEPTIO REMEDY is put up in packages,
in The form of powders, with full directions for mixing
in liquid form, before taking Each package contains
sufficient quantity for pint Of mixture.
Retail price 81 per package; can be sent by mail pre
paid to any part of the Union.
For sale By all respectable druggists.
HARRAL, RISLEY, KITCHEN,
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