Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-29
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ul NuANt VA VI IN tula Nihg WIZ HAA
novel bui cilsciual experience Ia being
relieved Of dyepopsia, there have beou
several residents Of Bal. Lake who
have been similarly bancl Cd. one
lady In particular, the vito u prom.
ineut citizen, hai given up alI hope Of
lite. She was naturally delicate, ami
her health hal bson falling tor
years. Temporary rallef had been
afforded By physicianp, but the
msiady Professionally refused 10 sue
cumb to the ,roatmrn, applied. aud the
patient grew weaker and more Dis
lfe.sed At each recurring attack, until
family ami friends prepared 70 meet
the sai event which they regarded rs
inevitable.
Tho lady was In this situation when
she read IN the NEWS tho article 10
forrcd to. iiatoused now hopes and
she determined on having her stomach
washed out In tho manner described 10
the case spoken o. The treatment was
pursued under the direction OF her
physician, anu though II was attended
with some difficulty at FIRST, It was
PERSISTED IN, until now the lady
Il wholly relieved from her stomach
trouble. To use her own wordt ~
AN In splendid health. haven't felt
20 well ior twenty yenrs." She IL
approaching tho age Of three score and
ten, aud though che shows the marks
Of her former illness, her stop hiss be.
come firm ani elastic again ~ of
a woman much younger, anu her man.
ncr IL blythe anu cheerful.
In other cases beneficial rcsultl have
followed the treatment, anu In s5me
instances where there have been
complication Of troubles the
pgsoen has enabled the physi-
cian 10 work cure when
without II bis medicines have failed to
produce the desired effect. Some Of
tho leading physicians Of the city now
accord "laundefing OF the stomach, pas
n IL termed In medical slang, the
strongest Enforcement, aud express
their firm belief that at last a remedy
has been discovered for an eTaspeTat.
ingly progressive affection OF tho stom.
aoh. Not only Ia this city, but among
the medical wiseacres throughout the
country and Europe, the stomach
siphon, which WAS used hrst In Paris,
receives warm commentator. Not
long since, Dr. Cyrus Edison,
Of New York, speaking Of the
new process, said; at we hal
known VI this two years ago Nit.
Blaine would have been alive today.
Here We arc, pu2zling our brains over
medicine, when lying about almost at
our feet, as II were, was tho simplest Of
remedies, aud the only remedy which
would have cured him. There ore
many other prominent men now dead
who might DO s!ill living hal they
enjoyed tho opportunity Of having
their stomaohs washed" I. Is also
stated that II tho stomach were
"launiered" every two or three
months, dyspopsla would have no
chance Of gaining foolhold.
The NEws has been requested 10
make again a brief statement Of the
operation, In order that AM icled peopl q
may have removed opportunity Of con.
sidtrlng II. The apparatus oonslsts Of
rubber lube from four 10 six feet long,
a small section at one end Icing less
flexible than the res. OF the pipe, aud
containing two slot, for the passage Of
the liquid; at the other end 10 u rubbe ct
funnel into which 10 pour water. The
small end OF the tube Is thrust into the
throat, or more properly speaking, the
wiophugu,, ani crowded or swallo we'd
down 10 the stomach. At fret there Is
an unpleasant choking sensation
caused by the presence Of an unusuAi
article AMI by the nervousness OF the
individual, but this Is said TO pass away
after few trials. When tho end
" NhN AAN' ANANANa AhN hHhklh ~
the stomach, quart or more " com.
ioriaOly warm water Is poured In at
tho funnel, until the stomach Ia full.
The water IL allowed TO remain a few
miuu,es, during which tins nature
conducts tue uuiiug process. Then
the pgraou leans forward until the
funnel Is brought below the level Of the
stomach, and the water, with the con.
tents 0t the stomach which &c has be.
come mixed with, is siphoned out
without any discomfort. The work OF
Inserting the tube 10 not TO be attempted
10y novice, lest 1t bs thrust into the
wlulppr, but at Hrst II Is safe 10 be-
lone by the d3Ct0T Afterwards the Ia.
JiyIdual can use II himself Tue
stomach Is rlnspd out about four times
without removing the tube When the
Treatment Is over the person feols
ul5 weak, aud is hungry as well.
The latter want supplied the former
condition passes away, aud the patient
feels relie'.
OF olurso It must not be th0lghtthat
aiomach-rluslng is a cure.lll, Though Il
may reach the seat Of tr0Ible anu ali
in correcting many dis0rIem OF the