Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-20
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS
COD LIVER OIL IN CONSUMPTION.

The advocates Of the use Of Cod Liver Oil in cen
sumption say that it presents Of the most beautiful
examples Of the curative operation of medicinal agent
ever knoFn cures by promoting, in the fullest sense
rative process in the system. It acts in 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 chye which
is the sutrous product Of Digestion and taken up from
the ahmentary canal by the acteals becomes of a
healthy quality so as readily TO be changed into fbrine
ana mus not only contributing to the amount Of nutri-
ment Tor the Of the system but off the supply
oil ibis unchanged albumen, which acts as a morbid
product when reaches the blood be deposited the
lungs as ubercuous matter The operation of the oil in
promoting these changes is reeTable in great
to two principles Of which is nurtiye aud the other
strictly medicinal !"
clip the above from the New York Sunday Times Of
June 29 Tor The purpose of showing why Cod Liver Oil
SO often fails in beneftng the invalid and why it ought
not TO be so regarded, as it is by great many an
almost specific" in diseases Of the lungs, espe
caly Consumption, for it most assuredly is far from
being such.
That there is faulty and very impoverished nutrition
ana want OF good supply OF healthy blood, in
cosumptive PATIENTS is true and fully shown by their
reduced, weakened lean attenuaed and almost blood
less appearance What is the cause of this want of
good rich blood, which only noursh the system? It
is that the chyle. las have shown in my previous
adVertisemens Of which good, rich aud healthy blood
is made does not and cannot enter the circulation
why! Because OF the condition Of the digestive organs
because, as have alteady shown in previous adyer-
tsements, the mouths of the little vessels called acteals
which convey the uhyle into the circulation and which
take up or absorb this chye. What closes teemi The
swollen stat of the OF the digestive
organs which membrane besides oing the stomach and
bowels also dips into and these little vessela and
from the TACT OF the mouths Of those little vessels the
lactealsi being very small very easy to see that
there could not be much swelling of that membrane
without bringing together their Sides and entirely closing
tneIn up Nhdt produces this swollen state OF the mucus
memDraneF inflammation If The digestive organs,
when is the first cause The ORlg cause Of OnSup
tim
This abatement Of he No1s r
aware, will be pronounced by many as very lar from
being true, but as shall of my failure advertise
ments, treat upon Consumption, its cure
Wi" IN tue present instance remark that there
case OF Consumption that had not its origin n iuamed
digestive organs, and there case Cousu mp
ton but thas its origin could have been easily traced
diseases OF the nutrve organs, for case Consump
on ever existed without diseass of the stomach being
present at the same time
Now comes the question: IT. from the closed condition
OF the mouths of the seteals it impossibty for
them TO take up and absorb the CT Vie and convey il into
the circulation is it also impoksoiy for them to
take up or absorb Cod Liver Oil anything esef Most
certainly, We do not discuss its remedial properties
after II enters the circulation, for in the OF the
system under consideration it don't get there, any
rate put limited quantity, and can't get lhere for the
Vesse through which it has to pass are closed mp.
maYi IN stating that all, every of those vessels
are Closed say that which is not precisely true it may
ne possible yes and probable, that the entire lining
membrane OF the digestive organs is not in
state as to produce uniform tamefsction or swelling
Oh that entire membrane; that the greater portion is
IN an phamed and swollen true from the fact Of
the patient becoming lean and thin in aesh which
can only De brought about by closure Of those vessels
and the imperfect digestion that is necessarily the result
OF the lndAmed condition Of the membrane of the
digestive organs
From the above it will be seen, that, no matter how
much remedial virtue God Liver Oil may POSSESS or how
t9 quote from abOve) uAder its use the chyle which is
the nutritious product If Digestion and taken up from
the ahmentary canal by the lacteals, only it isn'l
becomes of healthy quality $50 long as 1t does not
enter the circulation because get through those
cloeu up Vessels) cannot OF course any benefit
to the patient, for it passes off with the stool.
FRO The foregoing il will be perceived that the first
step towards successful treatment of the disease,
consumption is the removal Of its CAUSE Wis diseased
digestive organs; this being DONE the powers of the
system VIII accomplish the balance the work providing
Tue lungs be not TOO Tar Consumed. remedial agent
must De employed that will do away with this ccngeted
ana swollen condition Of the mneus meubraue-aud this
congested and swollen membrane must be got rid
OF Tor TWO REASoNShrst, that imperfect Digestion and
tue manufacture OF chye poor in quality which is the
inevitable result Of diseased stomach may be done
away With and seeond that the closed acteals may
restored to their natural condition, to admit the
chye, aud pass it into the circulation. THIS being
Done not only will chyie of good healthy quality
manuiactured but it will have free passage into the
circulation, and be made into good rich blood which
Wi" noursh the entire system, and enable its powers, the
PES metGcdtrtD nature, to throw off the disease.
what remedial agent will do this work.
RsJiSS' DySpept6c Remedy.
Try it-test it thoroug in the taking Of
it-loiow out all tbs accompanying directions, and you
may depend that Its remedial virtues will be long
showing themselves.
NV. BLISS, NJ D.,
353 Broadway, N. Y.
BLISS DYSPEPTI0 REMEDY' is suld by all drug
gsts and by whom will be sent by mail ary address,
on receiving the price of the mcdcine-S2 per package
HARRAL RIsLEY, & KITCHEN,
Importers ami Wholesale Druggists,
76 Barclay street. New York.
Sole agents for New England and New YORK.