Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-12
DYSPEPSIA.
The BiSoass of smeJlcsns Dyspepsia
the PeRSl,y Of Their RrrsTe Habits.
Whst CsHses II.
How 0uRe Msy be .Eff cst IA gonpIete
Diet Fable Tor Dysp, p iss-Msdis1Rss
Chag Need.
Boston Herald,

Boston Herald.
Probably shers are no other people SO
peculiarly llaole 20 dyspeptie troubles as
AAerissns. They are notOriouslY erratic,
not cry in tbelr habits Of eating, but IL
ether ways of living. They are always
"ou the lamp" Personal convenience
and welfare are among the mioor consid
eratiens; thers Is always some other TO
take precedence. To scquire wealth is
the ere sim OF many, but cot ell. Some
have po}ls purpose in Me-.o win in
the art, tie iIsrGIy, me scientific, or ths
political world, places which cannot
easily be AiIed W1en they are gone. Bat
Embition lie eioguiArly tins Characteristic
of ell. R0ne see m salts led with The pres
ent; all cherish fond hopes Of the future
Nor is this passion as rule, moderate in
intensity, wisely regulated and limited 90
healthy sEimg as. Many feel Its fail tenscity
and power, and all other promptixg0 are
hello IN checs by it. Again, It IL too cften
i'll diTssted, and when II is, mind and
body inevitably suffer. In WORD, Amer
leans ara restless people, possessed BY
that Constant and wearing anxiety 70
"Setter" their condition. The more they
acquire, she more they want. With 40
small proportion 1t Is true that nc sooner
have they succeeded in one enterprise
than another is unfolded 10 them, aRd
they are absorbed in that. Some one has
sAgely said: an Is certainly o great pity
tBEt We do Not strive rather for con
tented Rpiris-to erj0y the good already
in possession, instead Of wasting car
selves IN the pursuit o; thirgs which owe
all their besH y to the distance IL which
they ara removed from u.s." Hence, cor
si6efin2 the
PEEULIAEITIKs OF TEMPERAMENT,
the hRa pressure Qnd,r which they live,
il is easy for our people to be e. variance
with the laws which must be observed IN
order that health msy be enjoyed. And
those lEws msnY do not feel thSt they
have even the time TO study. Az G con
sequence of ignorance, therefore, they
keep in the old rut dncll frightened ous Of
it ny ssme serious Illness; s3ns sach ex-
perierss is necessary before they velGe
health as they ought TO learn how to live.
Bad cir from Imperfect ventilation, Lace
Of exercise, aRd irregulsrity il all habits.
are some Of the most common ruiRoss
influences. and none the lsEs go sre the
dictate errors, for which Americans ars
notorious. All o th~s5 srs concerned IL
4 greater or less degree ia the ekasa
tioH & the disease urder constd
eratlon - dyspepsia. Every irausnce
which lowers the vitality Of the sys-
tenn, either setting directly upon the
body snd It's organs, or first through the
mind, may be said to impair In q greater
or less d. gree the powers of digestion
oTer.eaIing, 100 rspid eating, tainted
food, food unwi6ely selected or imper-
fecsly coo ked, imperfect nasticANon,
etc , Sse Snnrg the immediate causes OF
dyspepsia, bat they Can scarcely be con.
sidered less important tAan sCme CT those
C5uEes which are remote.
AS, foT instance, ta6 passion 80 which
We Ecve characterization. Eo& Only
are disappointment aad regret 100 .efren,
sooner Or Later, ielt Ia Consequences otat,
SIT hEMiLiEtIon, enyy, salouay snd deep
grief, If rot despair, are n its t1sIn. LIST
person WOO has used for long time his
ensi-e energies In EIrtto attain some
great end become hopsIesa OF ssccsss, or
even begin to fear such 2 result, Rad dye
peptfc aad nervous sYmptc ne soon appear
IN him
Thzt Hot few dig thair grsTss with
th3is teeth i5 an uadeniS0le fact. There
are some-.he class is largely made up Of
womsn-Nho are iDsI II ;teut!y r. but By
:sr the m'j ritY of people eat toe much,
Gcd hsEce severely Tax 5leir digestive Of
gl1s. Those organs a;e active s1G strong
only az the regt of the eyste N is SO. A
powerful, robust m91 mss HtroDg digest
i've powers, while lie with muscles soft
and fsS5y from diSGse must DE weak 10
those important furctions Coarse.
hearty feed - well borne by the one,
while tAe 0 II could not properly dis
peso OF T., aud would suffer Ia Ghe Tt
tempt. Il - anie 20 ssY that very much
of the SICKNESS which nov exists in the
void woAid naYs been avoided hSd those
Who suf3r wisely c50sep their fo0f, esGep
Is st proper Intervals 6nd IL proper guam
titles. II > MAJ employed
ALL DAY AT HIS DESK
uu3bis TO tske Ctn=r exercise thsn short
walk 20 Snd from MS plsce CT business,
eEts heartily for breakfast Ct saussges,
Boiled eggs snd sweet potstgeg, washed
down vita cup CT stroGg ccfsG, Toe
CHANCES are he viii fad be hss ovarlsIed
ais digestion. But a. dinner time lie VIII
Laye very likely recovered sufficiently 10
feel eqGsl 20 d!sp5siDg 6 "05iled Gil-
neT," OF food nesE!y ss hearty. For two
OF tIIEt AJU'5 HlLGE tuAt AS Is sOuSWBSl |
dulI snd hesVY, and CsE no: seem to &C.
cCmPlish mach. Yet On reaching home he |
LAS i.r supper cold mes', very likely fried
potatoes, possibly eggs on toast, some |
sauce and cake or pie. When he goes to |
bed hs dGes not sleep at once, or il ne |
does, ne lie dis .ur0ed By dreams. 9t5 mex |
mosnIEg his tongue is dry or he hiss bad
tss:e AID his hesd iceis dull and |
hetvy. Tie siguil2snce OF these symp |
toms re does not tfy - understand, bat
very likely sttrioate them 20 sm; king
before going 20 bed, or come other IL M
ence SO far from the right uas. and so
he goes on from Gay TO day until ct lsst
he ie forced TO reEiizs that he lie a chronic
dyspeptic and his whole system Is oroks Z
down. At fFss II would have been easy
to remedy matters, but not so after the
fault had existed ior considerable
length OF time. Once dyspepsia iS &C
CURED and becomes chronic IL is not so
easy to ears, IS all who havs eRfered
from It know. Aud the person who has
it Is made nsble TO many Other serious
diseases, especially those which come on
irsidiously, A strong digestion is the
surest safeguard against many Of the ills
Of modern life.
Fne selection and the quantity Of food
one eats mast bs governed by his condi.
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