Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-10-02
BENEFITS IN D|sEAI!SE,
Typhoid, II You Pull Through,
Gives You a New Stomach.


Gives You a New Stomach.
GOOD EVEN IN RHEUMATISM l
That Painful Affliction Keeps Other
fs Miseries Out Of the System and y Q
Promoter Of Long Life--5lessings Of
Colds and Smallpox.
= 10 be struck down5by disease seems
I most undesirable thing yet there are
|smany living today in the fullest en-
lsoyment OF very excellent health who
but dor an attack Of some disease
would have lived a life Of almost per- \
petual misery.
u These people were, first Of all, vic
tins Of Indigestion in its worst form,
and only those who have experienced
It,, know what true indigestion is.
Struck down by typhoid fever, they
came through the trying ordeal cured
Of Indigestion, for one outstanding ec-
centricity of typhoid is that Il you
pass through an attack safely It gives
you new stomach. In fact, after an
attack Of typhoid the victim Is usually
left with a stomach like an infant.
That is the grand chance offered to
one who has suffered, 1t may be. for !
long years from acute indigestion. IL
only he takes care, after an attack of
typhoid he need never know indiges-
ton again. VI sss d 81
Be it remembered that any one trou-
bIed with severe indigestion is not adj
vised to go hunting around for typhoid q
fever. That might prove to be disas-
trous course to follow. d
A chronic cold is just one of those
things which none Of us want, yet
eYensa chronicscold has It's good points,
| more especially if you happen to be up
In years bit-not too old, of course.
People who reaup In years and who
suffer from chronic bronchitis seem
to get remarkably well. 1t keeps the
blood In good circulation, for, OF
course, the victims have to cough, and
that gives the heart a jerk and sends
the blood coursing nicely through the
veins and arteries. .s "
II the cold be not too acute, old peo-
pie derive considerable benefit An
! acute attack, on the other hand, may
cut off an old person In a day or two.
It Is the chronic type only which Yields
benefit.
Smallpox Is a dreaded scourge, So
/ much So that II It be reported that u
case exists In neighborhpod q thrill.
passes through the whole community.
st Yet those who suffer from ssfnailpox
and recover usually live To ii green old
age. It seems to renew life lin some
mysterious way by thoroughly purity
fling the blood. I: "
II however, yon desire to attain to:
q ripe old age, you cannot get ON at8ails
without rheuInat ism. Consider the
hosts Of old folks you encounter hob.
I bling about, grumbling all Is the day.
about their bones and joints. In all
liability these old people. would
have been In their graves years be-
fore but for this very rheumati sm.
| The reason is that II rheumatism ID
in the system 1t keeps other Ills OUT.
It makes grand fighting force and
keeps most other enemies Of the hu-
man frame at bay, especially those Of
j the germ type. ....
| Very naturally if you have such
grand friend at hand you have to nav
something for aid rendered, but the
1 pain Of rheumatism, II shockingly Sc
we're at times, is not deadly, and that
is why one gets SO little sympathy
/ when suffering from rheumatism.
But the plain fact is that slight
malady always benefits you, even If
indirectly. As an example OF that
say a very bad spell Of weather comes
along, cold and wet and you contract
"a slight chill
! What do you propose to do7 why,
l. I to take the greatest care Of yourself
and make as certain ais possible that
4 your cold gets no chance of develop
ing into anything worse. Nov. did
that very slight cold not make its an
pearance and cause you to- be ex-S
tremely careful OF what you ala there
is no saying what might happen to-
you any day during q spell OF evIl, cold
weather. You might have exposed
yourself SO much that q severe chill
would have seized You, followed by
inflammation OF the lungs.
Accordingly q slight cold NAV easily.
save you from many worse ills.
In this way minor Affections act as
warnings that worse things are com.
ing along, but unfortunately many
persons quite neglect these warnings
man, for example, has Indigestion
more orsless constantly. vet pays iittle
heed, always expec citing that ftI VIII (Iis.
appear one day. Now, II he had iust
paid attention to the matter at The Be-
ginning needed the warning, ia Short
ne might not have been let In for 4
severe LIVER attack later on.
every pain, every ache, every head
acne-all these are warnings that
something else is on the way and WIN
pc along shortly. Pearson's WeekIy.