Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-09-07
q Dyspeptic MIlsing.

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g 8 ..'o 80,
sometimes peen clalne g as tie' elea'
IAmerican disease. "a Scotch man nan gen
sAraIl q has sni filing or s. cold; an Irish
man s a, II erinpabout the heart and an
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y mo'raen aRos,s
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tthat 5for$Varlety y e now qu1te com
mon to speak or as asilttie touch OF me ne
malaria we think that there are some
very good reasons why zlno'gestlon, IN
some form or other, Is very common
complaint: 1t mas certainty become q
Ieflaraetsrlstlc OF the nineteenth century,
somewhat hurried way. There is de-
veto e q st the nervous suscep'1olllcV
at the q those siore Z, when
nave go do2Wlth d1gestlon ana assin mia
tIofl Not 5 only only does this make greater
demands upon IN out IN atsell
1nte err % directiy with y, the
process OF uIgestlon t.s- lin 1Ils
mas peen l Jested Dy @ieeding per:5o e
When unaer eontihuea eacite ment, aho
I py! comparison o. ing activlgy or .ulges-
tlo5i II TWO dogs ied preclseiy 1he sanle
atlu ki!leu, the one aiter tilree nours 81
rest, ana the other altef three hours OF
Nloieilt y /. exercise. besiaess however
Inns general law, the habit OF rapldity
mas ITS most active indulgence az the
taple: we once mao occasion 10 wait
| n i. large eating house IN New York
City to Wasch the process OF eating t ! ! 7
| was, marvellous TO zee nov many would
tinlsh q meal IN ten minutes, Incl udlng
. baked apple dumplings as dessert.
Even many OF tnose VINO s!ayei longer
speht 50 aucn tline IN Wa!tlng OF taking
! tnat the ACT or eat1n2 was !tseii hurried;
Nothlng that man does IN HE should
| ; ll.e more deilperaee IMAM that Oh eating
! 1hls WONDERFUL mechanism OF sup
Ply cannos DE toe cat tba now
enc giahds o. Inc NOUN are
lubricants sothere may not enter into
the stomach any drinks at all Or any
food either SO dry OF go unmast1cated as
to DE ,Sslnltdlgessable. Ii one mao no teeth
/ very much would pc gained 10 the eat
ing OF soft TODD by moving Slt about with
| the tongue, so as to- stir well into those
marvellous fluids which the chemistry
OF nature has provided. Then the
| teeth of ailsVarj cites, shape sizes, with
eutting edges, with grinding surfaces,
are une4ualled by any mills Of human
| construction. The muscles which oper-
ate them are used to crack Waln'1ts BY
many q child who does not use them
very much to nastlcate food: The or.
lgln ora great many cases OF dyspepsia
is just IN fact that the mouth as the mix
ing and grinding place Of food is ignored
A weH-cheWed slice OF fresh cucum-
Der is not SO indigestable as many may
| think, hut such slice lodged whole
against the nducus membrane Of the
stomach may stop there a
long time and become source
of irritation. If food is we'll chewed
and thoroughly mixed, the juices and
the motions of the stomach seem to take
comparatively little heed of it's compo.
sition. Food thus prepared for healthy
stomach can be of very composite
! admixture and yet not be indigestible
1t is soon so softened and chymi6ed as
in little quantities at time to find its
| way through the pyloric end ofthe stom.
ach, ready for the other processes " hich
take place in the upper intestine. When
the stomach is irritated, the muscles
here often act in spasmodic manner,
and the stirring or peristaltic action is
greatly disturbed. The number that
have recovered from dyspepsia, where
thew find out the errors Of method thew
have adopted, is so great as TO shoH
that no part of the human system is
more inclined to keep right if it only
| has a, chance. The great trouble is thai