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any effect in promoting its growth and beauty. But
we know with certainty that it grows luxurlantly
when the body is in proper healthy state, and that
dimnlshes and actually falls off when the body IS
by no mans preventive of it, but rather induces 1t
which, however should not be the case, if we are to
consider the hair as plants drawing their noursheni
from oil and grease. No; the hair Is nourlshed and
supported by its appropriate juices drawn from pure
blood like unto every other part of the animal frame
as the nails, for example can, from experience IN
my own family inform my readers and fair country
women, that some months experience with the Veg
cable Universal Medicine will cure and prevent all
such mishaps by improving the state of the skin and
Juices where the hair has its roots, and is nourished
My daughter at the age of sixteen being at boarding
school, and of chronic diseased neglected state of
body, the hair all dropped off the head was of course
shaved, and wig made use OF for a long time: Inc
hair grew again, but weakly, and continued IN TINS
state till she twenty and then it grew weak,
and fe off rgan, and in places, for the SIZE ola crown
piece, became bare without a hair upon them. She
was, too, though full of flesh, in very diseased,
chronic state. This went on for length OF TINS, she
using the many Insignificant prescriptions in use, and
not knowing at that time how to remedy it, or do bet
ter. About this PERIOD myself began the use OF the
Vegetable Universal Medicine; and her state of health
had grown so bad with an attack of eryspelas that
she saw the necessity of doing something to alter her
situation and began with the same medicines, which
have had such beneficial effect to restore her to
perfect health in every respect The hair of the head
has re-appeared, and grows with great luxuriance
and the erysipelas which had even caused lameness in
one leg has been radically cured. If grief and afic
ton, il is said, will turn the hairs grey, and that in
short time, why should not keeping the body and
mind in healthy, composed, serene state produce the
contrary, and prevent their falling off, and turning
grcv, ut least so rapidly as we often witness? and
that the Vegetable Universal Medic mes really produce
this effect, am convinced, from what has happened
TO my owns my hair has improved in thickness and
colour within these four years.
Organic DiscaSc.-The proper application of words
and their meaning is the first step towards knowledge
and science: without that you only buflctng the
air. what the French call giving coup d cpee dams
reau. One would understand by organic disease
such want or defect in the part or organ, as to pre-
vent il acting rights as the wheel of machine
part broken off, or so twisted otherwise deranged
| as never to he remeded. Such seems to be the mean
ing attached to organic disease, and any thereof
is regarded hopeless. But has the world ever re-
hected that if ever this individual, any organized
being, had this organ in proper state at since his
birth, any morbid state or disease happening to it af
forwards is only owing TO the gradual increase OF an
humOur settling upon this organ, and thus altering and
preventing its proper action All disease, and finally
death, may in like manner, and with equal proprety be
called organic disease; for IN ell some organ IS flrst
altered and injured, and finally destroyed which
causes DEATH In acute disease (Which arises solely
from neglect and want of precaution to purge the BODY
occasionally by the Vegetable Universal Medicine)
this rapidly takes place. In chronic disease it pro-
cceds by slow degrees and imperceptby but the
cause is the same in both, and tending 10 the sane
resutthe destruction in one way or other of some
organ. The term organic disease should only apply
W., my @ IN or,s soros ,,ornd h., ro,nro that s
no, we SCI II, t in o ,' ,ho
of regenera,ng and forming afresh that which is real
y wanting torn and broken even in bones themse Ives,
and i'll still greater degree that of cleansing and re-
storing to its proper action an organ which we have
only allowed to become drtyl What has dissection
profted to mankind its processes nav be termed n
system of cruelty TO man and beast making expe7-
ments to proong life after doprivng them of some in
ternol organ the solecn the kidneys. and TINS en-.
courapng making incsions into the abdomen of the
human body Read the medical reports in their rhap-
sodies One would think the human MIND had deliv-
cred itself IN bound hand and foot 10 ignorance and
irCa,uation. Coun,rymcn. felow.ctzens read these
reports of what takes place in our hospitals and oren
your cyes-aftcr treating patient and dtuopino him
Tor several months irving one Time and then ,no,he
the paticn, dies, his body is opened and what i.
found-that which every man but doctor, with hal
his senses, knowsh beforehand must be found namely
mass "i nun'ours oil various knds conmated blood
etc' when nave ilrst oos,r"c,eu, ana hhaly nes'ove'
SUN s' ei.'i,' vi 'nc 'sau VI trunk u '"e! uc
rom now 10 eternity as 'hey nave been doing, with
1ue oe'el..I n,a.iknu put lhJurlhS ,hein' ana al
,'.,s ~ Iose.eo WIN .he appearaI.s ., science ant
n.ioN.us1 W III, surrounding inutuut, VINO s',n'
M a,iu a,,.ed a. me p.onlees Oh men arr ana
me nscrcs tiat they themselves are threatened with
Al ms misery and suffering would have been easily
anu ihoutsuV prevented nnu cnreo IN some weeks 10y
the seSetaoie UNIVERSAL medicines Let nature WORK
ana when ASSISTED by mem, she mas tne po~tr o
.noiourly c'ensna n.,n .teenct"'hg 700 na' Wiz,
10 "ah.,"e,- Will w 'ha' ""ch ho o'nei po"e
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hoedh'a@tS de'e""'H@ "e Use 3D." inc 'eSeeaoee Gnu
rersdi Medicines.
lst-Sound sleep, ifit be already wanting.
| 2nd-Regular appetite and enjoyment Of meals.
| 3rd-Cheeriulness, contentinent
ith-Aglllty, free use of body and limbs.
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