The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-12-11
Chief trouble OF the city sInn and the Wa
60 Cure 1t.

Chief Trouble OF the city Sian and the Way
60 Cure Ii.
The chief trouble of the average mild
dle-aged man OF the city class is what
is known as q sluggish" or torpid"
liver. We need not enter into nuy OF
the uicetlcs OF pathology here; the man
ia the street, us we'll as the doStur. has
a fairly clear idea ia his MIND or what
is meant by a sluggish liver. Now the
bicycle or the tricycle. when properly
used, converts the sluggish into uu act
i've liver; and that in double quick time.
] Z is easy TO understand why this should
be so. The sluggish liver is the liver
in which the blood cErcu iates zoo slow
Iy, and remains too long before it is
passed forward into the lung circuiu-
ton. The act of pedaliuR the cycle in
stautIy quiclzsns tine circulation in the
feet aud legs, and in the course of a
quarter or half an hour sends a perfect
torrent of blood through the veins Of
the legs and peIvis into the portal vein,
vyhi IN spreads itself out in the liver
from the lower side. Ia other words,
the effect OF cycling upon the liver is
the same as that OF flooding still
and staguaut lake with iuuumerabic
mountain streams after "a heavy rain
fall. The whole of the water IN the
lake is violently moved, and the out
flow at its lower extremity is increased
| tenfoId. It is precisely this flooding
/ effect which Is produced upon the liver
I by the rushing currents Of blood from
the legs as the results OF their cucr-
getic activity in pedaiing tEe bicycle or
/ tricycle.. The stagnaut lake iu the
| organ is moved ia every part aud it's
J miuutest ramifyiug vessels are washed
| out. its bile-secretiug ceIlH are stimu-
/ lated by fresh bloodi and the work
| which a liver pii usually takes ten or
I twelve hours To perform Is performed
I In less than one hour, aud with much
[ more thoroughusss aud naturaluess-
Not that the Immediate effect OF cy-
cling is 20 rouse the bowels 20 activity;
but she constipation and liver torpidity
are gradually overcome by an Increase
of normal physiological activity, and
the cure remains permanent SO long as
l the exercise IS persevered with This ut
least Is the writer's personal expert
euce; and, the physiological series of
eventz being such as here described a
similar experience must have resulted
with many OF other cvcliots II pitGL
shopping - = E'rofsssion-
/ Shopping has risen from a pastima
TO a profession it is said there are
I severaI thousand women ga New York
city who live on the percentage all
lowed them by the big shops 10 which
I they spend other peoples money In
the rushing seasou-about holiday
time, aud just before the summer
exodus beRius-soms of them make as
high as two hundred dollars q week.
These lucky ones, though, usually have
money Of their own They watch bar
gain sales carefully and manage gen-
orally 70 secure the cream OF them,
Thea when an order comes they are
, often able 20 hIl IL from their private
I stock, and pocket the comfortable diff
/ ference betwizt the regular aud the
I bargain Price--S. y sun
3 -Foilsd Again--OHcsr tsoclety foI
. preventing cruelty 20 childreu) )-''l an
% hunting for a family who, am told
are compelling a three-yeaE-old chile
= 20 learn the Russian language" Resi-
\ dent tsIum coUrt}-''t know 'em. They
o live in room 68." OfHcer-l wrathfully
Z The brutes! What is their name2
o ! Resident - ''HucsIziVv ozizivitz They
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o Democrats Magazine
5 NY boy says you haven't taugh
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3 the teacher. ''No- We only teach th'
2 girls spelling The boys don't need il
= because when they grow up aud 9
. into business, they employ the girls a
2 type writers, tiarper's Bazar-
9 A gentleman. having written a LET
a ter, concluded IL as follows; Civ
: Every body's love to Everybody, so tbs
= Nobody may be aggTieved by ANY bod
~ being forgotten by Somebody One
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