The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-08-08
Dyspepsia.

Good living is said to cause dys
pepsia; but tie most healthy peopl
| have ever known have bpeI
among those who lived well win
PIE freely several times q day q
the nlot nutritious food. rs som,
it is SAID that tohacco, snnfr, Tea
T coffce, butter and ever bread. cans
this complaint; whoever will make
inquiries on this subject through the
community, will find that this |,
seldom true. Ii fact ctdyspepsia pre-.
walls, accurliug to my experience,
altogether the must smoI,g the tenn.
perate aid earefal-amollg Those
who are temperate and careful a.
regards what they eat and dril <.
and the labor they pnt upon the
stomach; bnt exceedingly careless
how much labor they PIT upon that
delicate crgan the brain. Such
people often eat mthing but by the
advice Of tie doctor, or some treat.
ne on dyspepsia. or by weight; nor
drIlk al. thing that IL not certainly
harmless; they chew every mon.h.
flIl until they are confident, on ma
tllre reflection, that il canlpt hurt
the stomach Why, then, are they
dy~pePtics? Because, with all their
car'nllress, they pay no regard
To tie exCtation OF the brain. |
They continue 10 write two or three |
Sermons or essays IN a week, besideS
reading q volume or two, aid mag.
azlnes, views, newspapers, etc,
a'"i attending to much other busi.
lIes~ cslcu ated 10 excite tie mind.
70 me it is mt strange that snch
p'rs'Sls have nervous aid etomacl,ic
afftrtl'nR. The Oi,r.a,A excite.
nleht Of tile brain selhs an excess
ot b'Nd to tile head, and therefore
other Orgas are weakened; and
morbid se'@ihllity ia produced,
which renders The stomach liable 10
arrangement from Very slight caus-
es.
"Itell you honestly what Think"
rays DR.. Abenetly, sis the cause
Of the complicated maladies ot tile
human race; it is the gonnandiz-
ing and Ftuthng, aud stimulating
Llieir organs (the digeetive) to ex-
cers, theleby producing nervous diS.
orlerS and irritstimlS. The state
Df their minds is another grand
,ause; the tidgeiilg and discontent.
ny themselves about what cannot
'e helped; passions Of all kinds
PASSIONS pressing upon
he miId--disturb the cerebral &C.
ion and do much HARM"
This statement should be reverS- 1
d, | think. II is the filgeiilg aid {
IIsconteuting ourselves tl,at makes Z
lie gormandizing 80 dangerous. 4
% not mean, however, to approve
{ gomandiSing; and klOw ll,at
eople in this Country generally eat i
lore than is necessary. Still d. o
OF believe that god nonrishment, o
nd abundance Of It, causes many "
t the diseases that flesh is heir ~. n
'ations that are best supplied with a.
'od are the most healthy, live the b
'GgeSt, aud have most vigor Of IN
dy and mind. children, etlpc- a
lily, should he well lOurished. "
God diet il au essential part Of "
nod education. ThU method Of M
airing children which Eome propose Ia
and which | fear some sdopt--ot in
Stricting them u very lignt tood sh
at contains but little nOuriShment. I'VE
very repphelEible. Every farm at
knows that such . CourHe would Of
mt and ruin his cattle, and il will gr
aSSuredy have such al effect on We
ilden. The way u make chill.
"a thrive aid do well is to give I,
I'M plenty ofg'od foOd, and keep "a
'ir minds free fFum anxiety and 20
Igrin.-Dr. Brigham, IL Her 90
Of Health. SeI