The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-23
HEALTH CLUB
SUGGESTIONS
How Defects of the Eyes
May React on the Stom-
ach and the Wrong
Conclusion be
Dawn.
Home Health Club

stomach Troubles-There are hum
dreds of unthough. of causes for stom
ach trouble. Sometimes incapable eyes
will bother the stomach when the suf-l
fcrer thinks that his stomach is both
ering his eyes. A bad set of teeth.
SONG decaying and gums Diseased, fire.
quently cause all the trouble. The
patient thinks that It is his stom-
ach that Is making his mouth n pest
house and running his teeth, when
It is his teeth that is making his
stomach a groaning misery.
The Home Health club has had
numerous such cases. In the case
of one young man who should have
been as strong as an OK and as nimble
as wcasel-so to speak--he was sal
low, weak. thin and altogether out of
sorts. He was examined and ques-
toned but no plausible reason for his
trouble could be found. lie said i'll
was his stomach, and It was but the
stomach and its neighbors were all
right. in a general sense. He said hel
had diet, and no diet, medicine and
no medicine. prescribed. Finally the
questioning that sometimes made him
smile because he thought Il sn irrele.
want, brought out the fact that he
was almost unable to read few min
utes, without getting headache and
nausea. He huffered I'm the same
way while riding in the cars. If he
looked at passing objects. He dared
not swing or rock. Taken to an oc-
culist Il was soon made apparent to
him that a severe case of eye strain
was the cause of II all. A pair OF
properly fitted glasses did more for
him Instantly than half an army OF
food specialists and doctors could
have done bv working on his stom-
ach indefinitely. Glasses for his eyes
showed his stomach the right way.
Another man over six feet and big
limbed, who should easily have weigh
ed over 200 was down to 10S. He
knew that his stomach was his awful
enemy. Thorough investigation show
I'd that he was possessed of a lot Of
decaying teeth and liberated gums. II
took a long course Of persuasion 10
| induce him to have the offendin teeth
| out and his gums properly treated.
| In a short time he began to take on
lesh at such a rate that he promised
TO become bigger than there could
be any use for. The poor stomach is
suffering for the sins of other func.
| tions.
OF course, there are real disorders
| Of the stomach. usually brought about
| by the dislpatlons of oyer-oatlng, over
| drinking or otherwise innocent and
harmless beverages. and too frequent
| ly by the use OF alcoholic drinks.
4 Peaceful rest after hearty meal
| for those disposed to indigestion, Il
| most helpful remedy or rather pre-.
| ventative. Pleasant companionship
soothing music, a stroll in the wood,
or along the seashore, when these are
| IfacticaL and particularly a shoHt
nap after meal, win always be found
highly beneficial for persons Of nerv.
Gus tendencies and predlsposed TO in
| digestion. The practice of the Homo
| Health clubs exercises for the storing
OF dynamic magnetism, as described
In volume would be the best pos.
slble means for restoring and improv-
ing digestion and building UP the
nerves.
Club Notes.
Dear Doctor:
/ am troubled with cough
which began two or three months ago
had the impression that 1t was a
mild attack of the grippe. The cough.
Ing seemed 20 be caused by a tough
phlegm that rises in the throat. The
coughing is most entirely at night. and
/ generally wake up at one, two oi
three o'clock a. m. and the coughinq
begins. From that time on l have
no rest in bed.( so / get up and the
trouble ceases until the next night
am using cough losengers composed
Of horehound and menthol which af.
fords temporary relief.
r. E. n
| will give you receipt for hert
remedy, which l think would relive
you. Sirup OF squills one ounce. sirur
Of tpecac one ounce, best Holland gin
two ounces. Dose, one teaspoonfu
every three or four hours. think
you would also be benefited by a cuI
ful Of hot'glnger tea just before goinG
to bed.
All readers of this publication are
at liberty to write for information pre-
tanning to the subject OF health al
any time. Address all communlca
tions to the Home Health Club, OF
DR.. David II. Reeder, La Porte, Ind.
with name and address in full and a
least four cents in postage.
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price shoe store Drop in.