New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-09
Dyspepsia.
OUR NATIONAL DISEAaE.

| OUR NATIONAL DISEAhr
| Its Causes symptoms and tue certain OF euro
Were The question 10 be asked What disease most prev
alan, among mankind" countless multitude OF h'gsard
psId and melancholy Aces would answer "Dyspepss Ia
all cd. to which civilization extended this disease eIs
this country the number Of dyseptics lie larger In pro-
portion tho population than in any other on the lace Oh ns
earth. 1t uaquesionably Of tue greatest human aiic
ous inasuoh as only breaks down the physical sys
tem but deprs-cs the mental and moral f,cnles to the
verge. in many instances. Of positive iu,becility.
The complaint taxes many shapes ranging from atenpofy
ainent to protI acted exhaustive disease. uniting the SUI
alike for the business and pleasures of life and rendering
existence burden fact not few Of the suicides commit
ted in tins country and in Europe due to the mental DE
preston caused by dyspepsia One Of the most unpleasant
circumstances connected with the ady IL the want oil con-
side alton shown by the healthy for those who suffer under s
agoniss The patient often thosght to bo the victim oil
fancios which the exetion of little energy "ou'
speedily dspe But should be remembered that the energy
supposed be required has been IN literally
s.edo "a by the di.ea-e.
The Of dyspepsia various Want Of exercise In
the open rapid eating eating priyaon aad exposure
exhaustive manual mental lbor the excessive use Oh 'o
bscco and Of heat and cold, among the most
prominent. Grief and anxiety may also be menlioheu ~
tending strongly to asgrsgae ths complaint.
Its symptoms are almost "a varied s The dys-
pepc be. serious physical evsto contend wiseh pain
in the chest and other parts OF the body especy 'ho e
side the pit of the stomach aud acres" the s'ernum or
Dohe lno mu'cios VI 'u' oo'' ''0''"0 '' w , = :,
es,ang soreness, the least unusual exerion There Is
tenderness Ia tho touc IN the region oil 'he
Inc feet and hands are sometimes cold and ris'd
hot aud burning The skin Is dry rough .na P1'e' '
does not bring rcpo'e to tho patient Broken sleep so "
pleasant dreams render the hours when nature shoud '.c
her energies more unendurabio tnsn 'he day' i"e P
toms however continually changing, old ones vanishing
and new Ones equally di'tfe''ihs maze ''ei "pp' ~
Palpitstoh OF the heaft' uhlhe" ai ''"''' "s". '
sounds in the ears cough anu nervous "e'"'''' a'
unpleasant VISITATION oil tue uhio''uh@'o '"'"'u'
But the mad suffers even more ac1'ol '"AH W" oN'
Everything IL seen through gloomy atmosphere
misiounes ca,t Their shadows oV"f tie iu'ue' hoP'
most ohtinS"''heo' ana On 'r'''Ao'''
OIL insanity fender' tue dy'pspue lac 'n'1e"o ""1
III with whom hs has 10 DO upon zoe ""'i' " ' "
mtted that tho disease IN i's confirmed a'u o"o O'
PHI sicily mentally. snd morally one Of the most aie'o III
the long catalogue oil human siialeuts
But. happily dyspepsia curabls disease. It, source IL
81 the ofsaus ,es)a Tho stomach has be-
come unable perform s functions aud all tho organs de-
pendent upon QIeniy j,oiderei 1t 10 upon the
siomach therefore, that remedy must act TIE object 10
It's lost powo, IT, rgor and to teep tho
wele digestive machinery ia healthy ACTIVITY There IL ono
simple direct certain Of attaining the cod aud that 10
by remedy which combines with the proper
lie. OF pure tonic those OF gentle Alternative aud spTieni
rh H. uo.,e,i ,nt de--ee are the special pceulrilies