Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-07-10
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS
..UENERAL DEBILITY.''

are exstnr disease that's regarded and talked about
as being Of peculiar nature, where physical and men
tai vigor is depressed and the whole ysterp in weak
ened enc rvated exhausted and worn out Conditional dis
ease which, successfully combat recGUrse must Heces-
sariiy be the called Strengthening or ton
ic Preparations such rs bark iron, hsmuh, alcoholic IL
quors strengthening hters" &c, &C. class Of rem.
edes that at least wothirds of the females Of America
have IN &c int19te ntanGe with, and to good
pos ton Of whom, their effects will prove curse and bane
Of their existence Of remedies that have ruined
and broken down consiitut than any other
Of remedies in the Maeria Medica and have swept great
er numbers from tue lace Of creation than either pes
thence or the sword class remedies very seldom if
ever, of the slightest utility, and have no legitimate right
to e title OF curative asents, and should have
ebeeu allowed place among thema class Of remedies ia
gr, a. favor with old women" quacks and medical pre-
tenders whose brains are perfectly huge with everything
These are, am aware. bold assertions, but they are
truths that will obtain footing in the opinion OF every
physician with well balanced head, If he viii examine
the subject in sober thought.
There such thing ''debilits;' the term
nothing There is will admit, state OF system
where physical and mental powers depressed, and
where weakness, enerration, and exhaustion, prom
neut symptoms. but this is debility they SIRE ssp
toms otinernal famGory acIion abfoken
head shins, disordered stomach, inflammation OF the
bowels unPs liver some other disea producing the
above mentioned condition Of system. debility or
that of system receiving tbs NAME is the esnt of
pammatory action In some one or more organs OF the
body action which Expresses the healthy functions of
the Of the DO y There acute disease but that
will produce less of the symptoms of debility"
In Inflammation OF the bowels, is there not physical and
mental depression, weakness, enervaton and total
prosraon of all the powers Of the ysIemf and for this
weakness, AND t is prostraton &c, shall use iron,
bark 6c No; for should exasperate the disease and
produce greater debility than present before. In
stead Of these remedies would of positively
iolDertn remedies, such as hot fomentatons blood
ting &c under judicious of which the debility"
vsnishes. Here is Of debility" that is exasper
ated by the of tones" 'strengthening7 reme-
dies ard cured by positively lowering and depeng ned
i.nes In liberation of the stomach there the
physical end mental depression, and the whole train Of
symptoms Of debility! Certainly and shall we treat
the with the called tonic pFeparaionsf Yes, If
we would kill the patient as dead as a herring.
There is no such thing as debility" and no earthly
use for such remedies iron, bark bismuth tonic biz
ters &c, &c, atrengheners," for in nine out
OF tenyes in nine hundred and ninety nine out of
thousand- Of sirens theniug, they will deblH
tate by exasperatiug sanatory action. which is The
cause and the only cause, OF that stateo system term
ed ''debility.n a3a
stDebityi signifies an iuaammatory action in some
one or more paris of the bodyit dlipoVs signifies this
andthe exhibition of ttoucs" the hight of pyrcism
and charatanm, and the physcion who uses them, not
only prescribes for and not condition of body
but hampers with not only the health but the life Of the
patient placed uuder his care ~
The particular object had in view in selecting the
subject of 'debility for this weeks advertisement
to speak of thot state condition Of EN- among fe
males, known and called general debility" There
tens Of thousands of those suffering females scattered
Throughout the United States, and presume less
OF them taking regular daily doses Of Of these
preparations of iron bark, tonic bitters, bis
mdth 0thor Of the tonic preparations dattering
themselves with the delnsiYe hope thate:e long they will
be estored to health. But how truly will they be disap
pointed, long they continue to take them they
will Dot only experience no good but positive injuTyas
they WILL sooner or later discover, by the appearance Of
! other diseased sympt ms, such palpitation the
heart difficult breathing &C.. &C.. caused by the exhibit
ton of stimulating remedies organs already abofing
under oger-excited action.
The disease called debility" have already stated
always gnfes inhammatory action somewhere, and in
ninety nine out Of hundred, thar point of inam
matory action is in the membrane of the stomach
bowels, AID The exhibition of tonic" prep araons, in
stead Of benedtug always eXaspeates disease The
idea Of treating infamma!ory action Of the
b'ane of the stomach bowels with such preparations
IRON bismuth tonic bittess, &e-medcnes that pro
by contact with the the III heatha
| great des of irritation, is truly most ridiculous
''Eut stop, says medical FRIEND syouare not making
fair exhibit of the state condition OF system which
exhibit these preparations of iron, bsmuh &C" Yes,
an making an exnibt of exactly the state Ind coudi
ton of the in which you prescribe these prepare
tons You escrbe them for 'debilltyi" and what is
"debityin condition of system implying ditCayS
inhammatory action in some organs OF the
body and in very greatmajoriy ofcases inhammatory
action is 10 the omach boses andsyou other
live point Of debility" but that Its
origin be traced to infammstory action somewhere
Show a case Of debility" but that its
origin be traced to nfsmmatoy action somewhereas
its show case Of ''d9bltT,' and Pil show
you that inammetory action OF either the stomach
bowels, both, are the most prominent symptoms
But says my Iriendg If there was inhammatory
ton OF the membrane Of the stomach, pasture
the stomach would pgoducs PAIN. Pshaw the very
worst of Inflammation liberation of the st0n-
| ach may be present, while at the time not the
smallest amount Of animal sensation present be
elected by pressure over the stomach This fact is
thy of noethat inflammation, and liberation of
the stomach may exist, and without the slightest aums
being present. either by pressure otherwise
The idea that pain is always present can be ELECTED
by pressure over named stomachs an erroneous en
and the such idea is got rid OF the better it will
be for suffering humanity How often has the brain been
allowed diseased secondarly through diseased
digestive OF gans, from the simple reason that medical
men would pronounce almost positively that there
irritation or inflammation Of digestive organs simply be-
pressure by the hand the diseased organ clio
tied painj and, too at the very time when the poor
patient otterng the brink of the grave, from
the surgng of the blood to the head producing appo
peclic tuness of the blood vessels OF the brain and
from this same extension Of irritation from the stomach
How often has the heart decome organicaiy diseased
through this irritation of the stomach, and the mis-
chief totally unexpected simply because pressure oOer
ne stomach produces no pain How often have uber-
ces been allowed to form IN the lungs tie being
produced by irritation of the stomach when the diseased
condition hight have been easily remedied, had the
medical adviser been under the false impression that pres
ure over diseased stomach always encts pain Palsy
of limb from partial pressure OF tue BRAIN anza.
ton Of the BRAIN insanity and DEATH have again aud
again taken place from congestion of the Drain this lat
ter being produced by irritation or IND mmatory action Of
the stomach while at the same time not the smallest
amount OF pain was present. or could be ELECTED by
| sure over tie stomach.
It's the losing sight of this fact that has led the usual
stimulating mode of reatmect. not only in chronic dis
OF the digestive organs but all other chronic Diseases
from the suppositon that what not Inflammation must
necessarily be lOdHt Of tonea mode Of treatment that
| grave.
From the foregoing, it is easily discernibe that in the
called disease, 'debilty," we have nfammatory
action Of the stomach bowels to deal with, the
quit such Preparations "bters BARK iron
bismuth, C., &C. and look for help preparation
that, instead Of exasperating the disease viii produce
contrary effect, the better it will be flF tients.
What medicine shall We make oil? Any that will
| produce soothing, curQtive effect. Such theef
| fects of "BLISS' DYSPEPrIO REMEDY" and / am
confident that there casebf "debiliy matter of
how long standing, hut that will vanish under its inu
cnce, the directions complied with In fact there
is any disease in which it shtws its curative Sirtue and
too, in short time, it is in this 1t should hsweVer, be
taken regularly and perseverngy, and the system kept
under its influence for considerable length Of time
II this is done and all the accompanying directions of
the medicine carried out far practicable, patient
need despair Of being cured for 1t win ustso certainly
\ cure them as they tase it.
II is for sale by all respectable DRUGGISTS and by whom
It will be by mail receiving tue prlce Of the medi
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