Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-10-24
THE FAMILY Docros
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II there Ia any truth In the "A.
the way TO mans heart a a,ra sv nst
stomach" in nine cases out n 81 ~
would be hard road to travel ea !
you consider the enormous ana wln
amount Of material that strews y. 'ar1sd
you at once encounter many r,., Al
obstacles. The man who rets r.,ss s,,sant
hot soup, boiled ham, fried cla,,s '''e y
toes, picked cabbage, pastry. Ia s. p0a-
and tea in fifteen minutes 49, IRAN
wonders why he feels so badly Il Us; sasn
an ass or an idiot--very likely a mas aa
He cannot understand 1t, wher IS
70 constantly taking those cela,1a@s
latter dinner pills, title that & $3.50
cover for wrong doing. TINE 4.
extra to have his pills gelatine Co., " W.
retain their virtues the longer. -
evidently did not know that tie tsr.'s
in the tea would convert that ccs ...:.a
into a mass which the Juices y y
stomach are powerless to affect. mi
no benefit is derived from the pil,s y y
goes on, however, stuffing himself q. ~
food-and the delusion that the rno,s 3. ~
eats the stouter he grows. It il M ~ ~
quantity we eat, but what Is assimil,sss
that is, what the system Is canab,s !,
burning up as fuel to increase on nv iii
energies. II you smother your a.. Nm
too much coal, out it goes. Nov =.
dyspeptic, the sufferer of that most -, ~
mon trouble, indigestion, NAV III i.
presence by thousand different s;or. (
So numerous are they, that the menfe~
Of only few must suffice here.
For instance, he wakes with 4 NM.
headache, bad taste in his mouth i ~.
his breakfast, and rushes off to bus;ns..
His food repeats" as our Fncj;sh
friends say, his taste becomes sour "a
hot, and SO does his temper, and he i n.
altogether the most amiable Of mortah
AS the day grows apace he has i'll de6nsd
aches, and fancies his eye sight Is FAILING
and his irritability increases. His cle,ls
live on pins and needles, and his friend.
say, ''what bore he is getting to Be-, 4
full of ills. /"
Thus it goes on from bad to wors
Think of that man as judge, and nov
he might ''make wretches hang tbal
iurymen may dine" No doubt manv
verdict of today is largely influenced b,
poisonous butyric acid in the circulation
of one who has too hastily consumed M
fodder. Ultimately, if he does not switch
off, he falls a victim to nervous prostrs.
ton and melancholia, fit tenant forapy
asylum, which he often cheates by draw.
ing razor across his throat. All from
dyspepsia. There is no hyperbole in Thu
picture; you will see many like it ever
day, if you but keep your eyes open.
The remedy2 Certainly not indiscrn
mate dragging, proceeding as foolish
as to load your dog with an elephant,
burden and expect him to carry Il. L
the stomach cannot take care Of Its Nh
tural guests it will resent the intrusion d
foreigners.
The panacea is rest for the stomach b.
the use of light foods, and rest for hs
mind by anything which will draw It,
tention from the suffering organ Few
things accomplish this latter better than
the diversion Of hearing good music
You may think it strange, but there Is al
eminent physician abroad who wits
out prescription for music much as ws
would for calomel. 1t possesses won
derful sway over the lower orders Of LIFE
and you have often noticed the spiritsl
action of horse, the arched neck and
proud canter, when hearing the strain,
Of martial music.
Music cheers the soldier on the long
march and renews his tagging energ6
So will it aid the dyspeptic. The instru.
ment is matter of choice, the violin
hardly to be recommended unless handed
by master, for no instrument Is %
capable Of distracting wailings, when b
the hands of novice. The voice is, pa
excellence, the best of musical remedis
and four part songs are potent for good
Idare say, you who have been victim
of atrociously bad performances will nd
agree with me. But give the best trial
Just go to some of the near by resort
that offer SO many harmonious attre
tons and try the curative effect Of
concord of sweet sounds. "-Richsrt
Guernsey, NJ. D., in Once Week.