Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 9, Number 4, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 20 July 1878 — Page 3

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•THE MAIL

A PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.

•$t*i&'jBOWRL COMPLAINTS. "Bowel complaint" is a very comprehensive term and inclades not only diarrbcei, dyeetery, cholera, bat many other conditions of the food canal, to which, In common language, no distinctive name has been given. Mothers ought to have definite ideas about these maladies, because they are the natural guardians of their children, and should be able to discover the earliest indications of disease. We do not mean that mothers should be physicians. The great purpose of this series of es3ays on infancy In health and disease has been not so much to enable, motbera to cure diseases as to prevent them. It is: the mother's duty to keep her children well and tbe physicians to cure what she could not prevent. However well she may be versed in tbe art of medicine, her love for her children Is so great as to lessen her discretion and warp her judgment. So we wish to give mothers a general view of bowel complains, that they may recognize them in their Initial stages, see them in their germs, anc) check them in their efforts at development. A knowledge of the' usual coarse of diseases will enable them to be efficient as mothers and nurses, and help them to know wheato send for a physician and to render all needed InIbrnfation when he arrives.

The wise medical adviser does not prescribe so moch for diseases as for conditions. Diseases of tbe alimentary canal assume so many forms and depend upon so many condition* that tbe wise phys'dsn does not willingly prescribe without knewing something more than the number or frequency or the uiovements. Each esse may demand a distinct series of questions. In many cases tbe conditions and causes may be so obvious that they are quickly seen and duly appreciated. No disease has so many conditiona and causes as that of

rinfancybycanal,

tbe food none which in feeble demands so much consideration, none that is so often made better or worse, proper or improper medication.

Mild diarrhoea is nearly universal in inhntrt. The mucous membrane of the intestines is easily disturbed. Heat impairs the digestive force, and food undigested passes over the inner surface of the alimentary canal, irritates it and increases more or less its normal action. Watch the excretions of a toothing infant in hot seasons, and you may find curds and other undigested food, and may safely anticipate the cooping of diarrhoea, if nothing is done to promote better digestion.

When this malady is caiuapd by indigestlon, tbe first thing to be done must be to rertove the cause by giving more easily digested food, or Jin some way, increasing the digestive force. Slight looseness of the bowels, restlessness at night, moaning In sleep, the stools becoming inore frequent fromday to da. may well alarm tbe mother. She sboulc not let this period pass without an effort to change the order of events. Glve th child leas food and soothing drinks, audi as barley water made agreeable to taste. Compelling a sick ohildto take nauseous or unti«4*iint medicine ox.food is

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rent uiloinke. It usually does more

thutrihe medicine or food can do good, (jive those remedies your pbysi ii hi prescribe. If this treatment does not check tbe trouble the ohild will grow worse and have green and thin movements, mixed with an increased amount of curds and muoous.

The ysung mother is nnable to guide such cases to a happy end. so she should send for her physician rather than give her child iriixtures Ibai aomt one may say, "aregood for diarrhoea," especially if tbe sick child is fast growing thinner and sicker, its flesh softer, its eyes duller and Us iuffetings lift various forms Increaaigif hii jK^iinfey iuii severity. Tbe name "diarrhoea''

It the intestmil exdrettons W green the mother, way jiphtiy#lQfe4Mia£*in ex cess of acid in toe food canal has changed the yellow bile to green, and that this aold was primarily Induced by indiges tion and, seoondarily, by fermentation of tbe undigested rood. She should, therefore, relieve the Indigestion as the first step in the course of treatment. If she does not succeed In doing this, the acids that are still generated will in crease still more the secretions of muoous that readily ferments and decomposes and give the stools various degrees of cffenslveness. A bad fea —tyo is that the acids

In intents the brain and spinal eon) are soft and weak. Excessive heat renders them still weaker and inefficient. So food is not so easily digested in hot as In cold seasons. Heat impairs the tone of the digestive sack, or lessens the digestive force of the stomach. The fbroe depends foe its efficiency upon the health and strength of the nervous system. So anything that debilitates the latter renders all functions mcfe or less impaired.' Heat, then, produces lndlgestion and diarrhoea by first diminishIng tbe nervous power. And so we find, by actual observation, that if we remove this eauaft, we stop tbs progress or the disease. Then tbe proper course for the mother to pursue is to keep the child cool. Ventilate its room early in the day. Admit the oool and fresh air of the morning hours, and by o'clock shut the windows, doss the blinds and draw the curtains. Exclude thus the increasing boat of day, until tbe dedtnlntt of tbe sunset's loose, fresh and cool breeses. Wash often during tbe heat of dsy, the bead and spine. Bring a soft llannel out bias, ana thus made elsitfa around its bowels. Keep it horrixoaul aa long as possible. Give it mild and soothing food* Millt diluted with barley water la usually easily digested. If the child is teething it may not be wise to stop the diarrhoea, but do not neglect it, and do not fail to keep it under your own control.

If the child's bowels beloosa and the excretions be offensive, boil the milk* In early Infancy avoid rice. Ir the child be thin,

?:et

creep into the blood

ves the

and removes the phosphate compounds tialty In various tissues, especially tbe bones.

that

aid essentfally in formini the

We see bow overfeeding and

In this way indigestion may Induoe a rapid loss of flesh and lead the sufferer quickly jind directly to the grave.

arrowroot and poor and

cold, give It beef tea In such quantities that the child can keep upon its stomach, or give it by the enema. Boil In its milk leaves of the geranium maeulatum, or the roots of the blackberry.

If teething is disturbing the quietness of tbe bowels, and the gums are red and swoolen, lance them.

Watery, frequent (usd colorless movements mean that amrtous condition of tbe alimentary canal exists, sud that choiets Infantum has made an and demands immediate attention.

A&rzimidm vr swtno it WOH^N. 'Make way for the ladiMr ia the law

aladyr asks the omnibus conductor In, hisblandest tones arid no soonersaldi than done. For whom -are the tidbits] reserved at every fcat Who la served first, and baa the best seal at breakfaat,, dinner and support Wot

Sreat

roman to'

woman! Who pays for tbe wretch! Man loves and runs away*, Woman brings action ft gets damages.

sssasst^sar*-^-"! 2u5TW beu.u»»,

wofcl of the congenial sheep-^ls a mere collection of cylinders and bis garments seem contrived to enhanee bis native I ugliness.

Who toils andsoffersall hardships—

bean the burden of the day and the rigor and darkness of tbS nigbt Man, the unlucky rascal! Meanwhile, worn an—bless her swefet heart!-Ogives a smile, an order or two, andis queen of herself—that heritage of joy.

These are only a few of the reasons whieh show what a grand and blessed thing it is to be a woman, and what cause for gratitude that human being

or small degres t^at-they are to ,a mlted extent sentient and reasoning

none at all), then,

begins after native element.

out of ted in the morning wash your ace. hands, neck and breast into the same basin of water put both feet at once for about a minute, rubbing them briskly all the time then with a towel, which has been dampened by wiping the face, etc^ wipe the whole boay well, fast an hard, with mouth ihut and chest projecting. Let the whole thinj? be done in less than five minutes. At night when you go to bed, and whenever you find yourself wakeful or restless, spend from two to five minutes in rubbing your whole body with youf hand, so far as you con reach in every direction. This has a tendency to permerve the softness and mobility of the skin, which is essential to health, and which too frequent washings will always destroy, -1 i,s it

SCIENCE AND HYGIENE. Malarial disorders, in children especially are sometimes accompanied bv an eruption resembling that of scarlet fever.

Living out of doors, and even camping out, is now recommended for consumptives I by phy.deians in Europe as well as Amer-1 ica

Salicilic acid is used for preserving jellies and other confectioneries, to prevent fermentation. It is »aid to save twentyfive per cent of sugan

malaria,

Galvanised iron pipes are injfttlotrt almost as lead pipes for the carrying of water. The xinc forming the galvanised

escape the cholera epidemics. Yet the! opium habit Is in itself disesse scarcely less serious than malaria and dtolera.

It is proposed in England to compel the proprietors and venders of quaek medicines to state on the bottles what their real contents are. This would remove the charm of mystery and generally lessen, their sale.

Measles is held by Dr. Bristow, of London, to be infectious at least three dqrs before tbe appearance of the eruption,that is, during the early catarrhal stage, When it is impossible to distinguish it certainly from a severe cold.

The Philadelphia Druggist and Chemist speak* of a remarkable case of adulteration of butter recently discovered by an English chemist. The ao-called butter was found to contain thirty-five per cent, of salt and water, and only sixty i*r cent.! of fat.

Di. George M. Beard says nervous ex-1 haustiouia a modern disetm and pre-emi-nently an American disease, ially prevalent here in the north and east. I It is comparatively rare, he thinks, in Europe, and says that, tnerefore, we can

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dep«d npon fbmgu treatises to guide thestudy of it.

us in

Music and flowers ate evangels of] purity and ffcltb, redolent of Qoa, lf we I wt unlock oar hearts to their ministry I and the man or woman who is impervious to their subtle, «plritualizing nfiacncee may feel assured that there is something essentially wrong in his or] her organisations of habits or life,

whatsoever things are rare and oostly, J®*™** than any others, and that thfcy "una them in their ova are at the diapoeal or woman to make I Tamil las. her irresistable. Even tbe xpbin I T1 Tfl T1J fl UNIQUE breast lays down her melodious life forf

.nil ill.

her, and justly so. for a bird In the hat is worth two in tbe bush The little bo#-. th^may?bl2e ip?£ b^!£wyr"ni?k!| STEELE &"PRrCE*S~LUPULIN YEA8T MS. She goes forth conquering and to -con-1 ft '0 lu fTts itut Mrg Hop Teaatin tk* World. ,f, qiier. Man, poor fellow, with Ms cbim- STEELE & PBICE, Manfrs., Chicago, St Xotiis. and 'CiBmnaU uey pot bat, and his eoats^-niadeof the

we assume that their nervous system is J®0®"? Jweath very foul, .particularly comparatively of a low order. That fish in the morning appetite variable, have intelligence.and can be taught that they have memory that they have discrimination and discernment that they possess the five senses, each to a

areatoras—all of these bare become evi-1 dent. If it is ordained to us that we are costive .fStoolS slimy, not unfrequehttoderlvi

ve sport from the prolonged ap-lly tinged with blood belly

along of the fish w^Ue .npo^d{and hard urine turbid respiration, his bodily pa|D. /of the ^iere occasionally difficult, and accompaprick of the hook

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is more genteel and to the point, pierce, the ceryioal: column at, the base of the brain with ashptpknife. This produces paralysis and almost immediate! death.

„ON BATHING. Hall's Journal of Health.

Once a week is ofteta enough for a decent white man to wash himself all over, and whether in summer or winter that ought to be done with soap, warm water] and a hog's hair brush, in a room, showing at least seventy degeeea Fahrenheit. Batlis should be taken early in the morn* ing, for it is then that the system possesses the power of reaction in tne highest degree. Any bath is dangerous soon after a meal, or Roon after fatiguing exercise. No man or woman should take a bath at the close of the day, unless by the advice of a family physician The befit mode o!

THE GENUINE

•McLANE'S Celebrated American WORM SPECIFIC

VERMIFUGE,

has who is thus sublimely privileged/ I 5YlVlrTyn^5( Or WOnlVIS.

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KILL THE FISH YOU OA TCH. Charles Hoi lock, the socomplished editor of Forest aha Stream, has a ve: humane and thoughtful article on subject. He 8s, taught(hat fish believed that what ,t a dog was harmlean pastime as respects fish.. But autopsy and science wtypldecasional headache, with humming proved our belief an error, and we disr

DR. C. MoLANE'S

LIVER PILLS

are not recommended as a remedy "for all the ills that'flesh is heir, to,but in

iy physician The beftt mode of affectioni of the liver, and in all Bilioas keeping the surface of the body clean, I Complaints, Dyspepsia and Sick Head"ache, or disfeaies of that character, they

besides the once a week washing' already, mentioned, is as follows: As soon as you

stand without a rival^

As a simple purgative they are un.equaled. BEWAKE OF miTATIOXS.

The genuine are never sugar coated. ,• Each box has a red wax seal on the lid, with the impression Dt. McLake*s Livsa Pills.

Each wrapper blears the signatures of McLakk and Flkhing Bros. Insist upon having the genuine Dr. McLANE'S Liver Pills, prepared by Fleming Bros., of Pittsburgh, Pa., the market being full of imitations of the name McLane, spelled differently but same pronunciation.

SELLERS LlV£RPILLSi lIumtwflHSynnUigMteOwiljhrUtr itnt«'«C Umw CtMyteM*.

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IQUE fERFUMCfi are tk* Gen» of All Odors. TOOTHENE. An agrwahfryhsalthfal Dutifnca. LEMON 9UCAR. A Substitute fpr Leqiaaa. EXTRACT JAMAICA CIRCE R.. PromPureBoot rra.i. .u 4

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cduntfenancfe is pale and lead»H en-colOred.with oeicasionzd flushes^ or a circumscribed spot oil one or botlf* the eyes pecome jiu]U th^ {dilate. am azure Semicircle tVlo^er, eye-lid

the

swells^ anasometi'me^

bleed* a swelling of the upper lip mimn

throbbih^bf the ears an unusual

sometimes voracious, with a gnawing sensation of the stomach, at others, entirely gone fleeting pains in the stomach occasional nausea and vomiting viofent pains throughout the abdomen bowels irregular, at times

swollen

by hiccough cough sometimes

us bapdle hip mer-j dry and convulsive: uneasy and dis-

If ^hq is small, take 4nd considerately

him around the body' tap hfs head with a_ heavy, stick, or, what

teeth temper variable, but generally irritable, &c.. Whenever the atbb^e are found to exist,

DR. C. "McLANE'S VERMIFUGE will certainly effect a cure* IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY in any form it is an innocent preparation, not capable ofdoing the slighted injury to the most tinder infant.

The genuine Dr. McLaste's Vermifuge bears the signatures of C. McLane and Fleming. Bros, on the wrapper* *.:! rr'OJ—:•••.

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rtyogti!x*{ HtMMbiHi in the ATLAJmcSiATsa, be faaixl from Maim to um (hero. It Ii now virtual known in the A SiVffte Trial trill their Merit*

lly.Mta elya can co that does not to nuke their

Care Every f^ngi-

NO.-They art for DIhsms that reault frowi MALARUL POISON wmI a DCRAMCCD LIVKK, s«fi^ as Dyspspeia. Baifonsand Typhoid iWsn Ohilis, C0U9, Chronio

pitatio& thsHeart, areunlcla, Bheussatla*. xidA«gr JDlssaas, CkNsit On* eltpattoa, Ptl»s,*e. lSrA.TXTH.3E WA.Xt.2T0 *&XT

That Your LIVER IS DISORDERED Wtaa.fM km-t: S««tht Wri|hl laUwl

Mlm 1st Kml«ljai| Aw 1m KxerttiMi Um*r «r'aita4.' BB ABTtAEtt, MM! AT «SCE..

TAKE TUTT'S PILLS!!

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BOUD FLCTH a HARD MOBCMB.

THE WEST SPEAKa BIST PILL IN EXISTENCE.**

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W4 bjr lragrcr!»ta. or ml by Stall •a wr+rtpt of 39 rrntn, •Me*, Mmrrmj St., Hew Tsrk.

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Professional Cards.

MAGILL,

ATTAMHST UtWt

Offlee, wiUi N. O. Bufl* north side OhlO street, between Third and Fourth. Bpeetal attention to eolleetlons, probate budivsasaadbankrup^praetlee. st.avxtmJ Si *.BMWttn*

Buff

& beecher, ATTOMEtfl AT LAW, *a

Omet-Ka» Ohlb Street beti Third and ,.rr Foortb, nortji aide.

JJR J. P. WORRELL, Treats exclusively Diseases of the BYE Am EAR!

J- TERBJB HAUTE, IND. Office hours from 9 a. m.t»l p. m. and ftom 3 to 5 p.m.

•fflee OWo St^ Bet. Ird lit, TERRE HAtJTB. IND. O. LINCOLN, ,,,,

Offl'ee,v Main street,' near Seventh. Extracting am sitlfltlal tw(h ipedaltlel. All f^sr (dAw-tf)

work war ranted»

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WatchmakcrandJeweler

BTs, SVIsalh rsarlhSlrest. Watehes, Cloeks 'and Jewelry repaired, and all woik warranted. am

THOMAS,

AGUE No better cathartic ^beused preparatory to, or after taking Quinine.

OlFtletMS MMiW*t«kaa«ker For the trade. Main street, near sixth, sign of big m*n with watch.

Wi RIPPETOB Oeuenl Dealer in''OROCERIISB, mo VISIONS AND PBO-

DUCE,

Is. OS1 Sfels Street,

mCHARDSON, M.

H. BARTHOLOMEW,

Sarissa aa« l^hsalesl DBNTE3T, Reeni, 157 Main aear th, »i vi4f!.-Tn***HAn*«,MrD.-' Nitrous Oxltle Oas administered tor pan ess Toetli Sxtraotlon.

Deatal

W. BALLEW ,,

DENTIST,

Bee, Vala Street, over ^sge eld esafretloaerv

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TERRK HAUTE, IND. Vound In offlee night and day,

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Business Cards. B. W. LEEDS,

National Blocks 195 Main street

KISSNER, &W Wholesale and JBetaU Dealer to*:

Mnslcal Instruments, Ae^ Palaoe of Mualeb« Ohio

AGNER A RIPLEY, i- '"'i Importers ai^ workers of

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MONUMENTS,

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Straw Hats and Bonnets bleached altered, etflorsd and flntstted in a superior manner. MJUilnery week dene at tcade prtoea. and onshortnotice. Patronageresj^otfollv

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'pHUlnewmlll Is now In fnll Mast, mak* lags, No.-l.aitiele ot,

FLOUR AND MEAL

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