The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-05

IL mas MS warnings. Time and again
his stomach cries out. revolving At -bs
food given & perhaps etecting 1t Eorci-
Oily. Tine and again ne gasps and
cL@ps ais hand to his heart when / gives
a sudden sufEocaIing leap. Time and
again, when his starved nerves have
protested by headache, neuralgia. or
soma other form Of pain he has thought
NJ must get medical treatment And
Wlen MS wife finally says, pleadingly
Ny gear. do get Somsthiug for your
neuralgia or You must do something
L9F your stomach. what does he do?
he Just stops into z drug store as ne
gees DOWN town and gets something in
me EaoisL form, which dulIs his pain
ana permits him to keep at work. but
Wllcl does not oppose a straw in the
way o. the disease. Thus the under
lapse comes. with iSs shock 10 the family
ana surprise TO the friends.
THE WARNINGS.
The first necessity of every man is to
heed the warnings nature gives. that
this undermining process is going on in
his system. A stomach weakened by
eO45e. s9FEed win oyer-eating or over
oLTdeEsd with hot bread too rich or
greasy foods, or those too highly sea
soned becomes weakened and fails 10
thoroughly digest the food A heavy.
sodden, mass is accumulated in the
stomach 70 ferment as the first step In
us decay. giving of foul gases TO dis
tend the stomach and poison the blood
until II becomes thin, weak and lacking
N me red corpuscles 50 necessary 10
perfect health.
The oyer-d isteuded stomach presses
upon the heart and the latter organ is
also disturbed through sympathy, the
same system OF nerves being distributed
20 botn organs. Thus palpitation and
Irregular action Of the heart. with its
attendant shortness Of breath. result,
ana n time disease of the heart itself is
The gases and other poisons generated
from undigestsd. fermentiug and decav-
ing 1000 in the stomach beclOud the
praln, causing headaches and pain in the
Being absorbed into the blood. these
polsons reach every part and organ of
the system. The kidneys are thereby
poHoneds causing Bright's disease and
diabetes. Filtering through the skin
troublesome skin diseases often show
themselves.
As every organ and every nerve de-
pend Tor their nOUrishmeur and renewal
upon the stomach. weak digestion shows
itself not alone in loss OF appetite and
aesn, but also in nervousness. debility
PAD complexion and many other de-
Some people know where the trouble is.
Ihey locate 1t in the stomach, because
they have pain there after eating. an fr-
regular .tss. craving for food or an appetite
that eating does not satisfy. There is
neaFiness after a meal, feeling OF undue
fullness. Perhaps the stomach sours-
and there are bitter risings and beIch-
forms and stages Of weak storsc6 .
Ihey VIII not all be present in every case
or IN the earlier stages Of the disease
ANY one OF these symptoms locates the
trouble In the stomach and the digestive
turbed. S'@
The only way TO properly heed these
warnings is at once to
JOIN HANDS WITH NATURES
FORCES
in an intelligent and persistent effort 10
restore Inc health to its normal coudi-
tlon. This cannot be done bv traafinz
diseases which are only symptoms of the
real ana fundamental trouble. The heart
palpitateS, but II is of no use to treat The
aeart while the diseased stomach causinp
tne p$aipitation goes unheeded and un-
ftRea. Inc nerves tingle and witch
WIN pam, But it's no use to take bro
mide preparations to quiet the nerves
drugging. them into drowsiness as crv-
ing children are sometimes drugged
what the crying child generally needs Is
food. The nerves cry also becausa o9
munger. You can only stop the outcrv Of
the nerves by feeding, them. and that
must be done, through the stomach. In
thousands and thousands of eases N has
oeen shown that when the stomach. To-
sether with its allied organs Of digestion
ana nutrition are put into a sound condi-
,tiViil q Hedltn, the health of the whole
pody Is at once restored. Strength comes
back' the cQlor returns to the cheek. the
sparkle TO the eye. the spring to the step.
Ihere real interest in life real pleasure
IN business, real comfort in home. The
nerves are quiet. They laugh Sometimes
out they never cry. The heart works
steadily and noiselessly like some per
fectly governed engine The liver per-
forms its functions unobtrusively. The
Kidneys do a days work every day in
hltering out the impurities which wouid
clog the circulation the lungs are active
y healthy-in brief. the whole body in All
Us parts works together to carry on the
perfect scheme OF physical being
WHAT TO DO.
Now comes the question: How csn
ms ideal condition of health be AZ
tained?' No one is better fitted 10
answer that question than one who hes
been cured of disease and been llpliffed
into condition of sound health. S,iob' a
one is Mr. Thomas G. Lever Of T.ayas
Rlchland Co., s. c.. who writes. ~ -
afflicted with what the doctors eaiiS5
nervous Indigestion. Took medicine 49,. .t',,ul
my family physician to no avail. In In
looking over one of Dr. Pierce's meno,.l
1ndum books / found my case describa5
exactly. l wrote TO him and made y
statement. He sent me a descrintiva iist
u questions, also hygienio rules, / eaTl