Litchfield enquirer., 1833-10-31
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.LI Dr. R6ntnfth. of rseloh. gaiHed great ce-
 lebgisy in curing dysRepsia.1 His pgsetics
 was to send his nallsnls ops Df spwa. and
 he directed ihem lp Rslk in. ini slAs sern-i
 ing, and out at aiehts and mOreovrry nss-i CT to leut ansontllfSE alasr dinner sill the
 next mOrnine. Thsfe arc three advatsta-
 ges derived from lhiscourse, viz. a clssage
 of ait. exercise. and sbsseali0ns habits and
 this is nRdoubssdly lihs only philosophical
 cn1SsSS fbt tlsOse to ,slsne ellU snllssE truile
 dyspepsia, from eausas which va have sngs |gesied, as cOugecaed Wish seslensaty habils. | Dr. Danfor,h once Advised . asNalewas,s
 yhose servant was illnging in canspoHslicel of his epicnrean habi,as to cary hiaa spissp
 hsmdEed tailAs into lts country, and le1ge' him so iind tAe bsst ef his way homo n
 fooi, aud wilhoet nsa1sy. The expedisns proved successful s e pcoE 5sllpW labbr- - hsFd s0 ind slsss wsy ss lsis lassessS libssd bosfd, ,-lSsas ehen hs fst1fned ali tFaces Sf dyspspsia had disappeared. ,1,. < We have had yOnng nlen apply to ns for IrslieF from . langnidI feeling, . weakness jn all sh6ir joints, and an indisposisian to Emovs. ar apply themselves to sheir calling 1;
 but when they were asked whether they took much exercise, ihey almost ihvaribly,
 would Answer, no, for they did not feel strong enough. Is your appetite good r Yes, eseellsae What do you cat r. [ v5sls, neat seies q day; . piece ef pHd-
 diag ef q d;aaer,, and dTipk . 1cHp ef eees IT tas 1s0yaiag, dad fee ~ aigAs. =
 Whan urged so leave oifdrinkiag coffee and |tea, and eating maaf, tos tate exefeise, aud live upon bread ard milk, they could not
 10 is, fof they were ssFy aeak, and wanted |somelhiAg io strenglken item. By rs-
 queeting them to lollO~ shsse simple direc- tioass for a.fsw. days, md promisipg. that if they were not better, MlSdieines shOuld be given. they have psnally tistsnsd to tho a. vice rOlnctantly; and are sDoR astonished fat tho shanga. They begin tos have more
 sirengsls, ana liipir morbid appetite ieayes
 them. What woald hase basa the resuls,
 had they eeniinued to easas usual, and ta- ken little stimulus or tonic asedici1sf ! Why they would have felt relieved for q laW days; but when thu asfomacls had been taxed to its ulmoss,. 1t would have srisen in l Irekslli0n, and have n1illl ied ahe Wholakody. l, Ceasas M ies SaleAman arc more lia- ble tc this disease, thap bither pf' tho other Eclasses s:--aad nhyQ s4Acauao tlley Sare |saagts N3ngseA ae alse aEEisinR caiiaast %an9
 wIdt 0s ctlli kgtpcipatsi ik the sudden exposure to cola. or tO speak
 more philosophieally.to to sadden abstrac- ton of heat. for cold is \ relative term, and implies . want of heat, The sensation which we call cold is always produced when the pbssractions sof aninhl heat is more rapid than its pFodpcsion. What ;eAacs does . sudden abstracti0n of heat have on
 0ur bodies ! The effect ist0 close the pores
 of the skin, eo diminisll the calibre of the
 small lblood vessels, t0 drive tlse blood more
 forcibly to the langs. and in greater quan-
 titles, ,-this distends she numerous vessels, these crowd upon tho substance of the
 lnngs, the air cells gre partially ebstructed. and isrieation and Inflammation follow. If
 there are tubercies they sre involved in the diificulty, and iia thsm inflammation cannot
 be easily controlled, -Tihey require but a slight exciting catss, and they proceed to their work of dessf1ctiOn; they throw out pus, this irritates ethe surrounding parts, and eventually theIwhole lungs are diseas- cd, and cancellation and dealh follow Medicine cannot reach fhe ulcerated tuber- cles it caii confrOl common indammasi0R,
 bnt over ihem. ifsesms to have but litile
 inf1eRce. .eo.s s-sSs s,i f
 Is there no hcpe for mo ! says one who
 is daily losing hisi Assh, whose sunken eye and 6ushed che5k, and tickling cough,
 make liim fhe object of ofuniverssl sympafby.
 Yes, is the professlonai reply, there is hope. |--bat yoa must lee to . south6rn cline |yon must, fseblsas you ara, leave your
 home and aII but liles that yos hold dear,
 and seek hsalih eS6re the air is warm, and dFy, and where yoB can take exercise with-
 out danger of irritating ,yOur lhngs. This
 is true here, ist the only; hope, but how
 difficult the remedy. how absolutely beyond the reach Of uiany. 10 1it mt easieF to a- Eyold the exciting causes than to cure the disease eefs6inly, all will asay. if we k6ow
 them. We havs known mora tham one salesman, fajl victim to eOnsumpsiOn in
 the following way. He is.y during cold
 weather, in a warm soOm, the tempsFaiure
 of which is somewhat higher than 60 deg.
 He has eoee to pay. few goods to pur-
 ehase, or a little money to borrow. He
 has short distaace only to gc,--is in huy- |sy. and cannot stop to pet on aH oveFcost, i,
 --no. this is too much trouble. -he there
 fore goes 6os, into ahc cold air, the temper
 a,ure of which is 90 0r 70 degrees lower -lbap is his store he feels the shock sensi-
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