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| - is nine times palmer than his nose is.
Dr. s. continues TO keep for sale, at reduced prices
great variety OF Bolnnico, l,lroeplic Eclectic and
Magnctic remedies, which have been prored hv mil.
lions Of persons in the United STATES lar more safe
ana sdfufdry IN removing di.ease than any other
known among men, and when accoinpanic bv the
action OF hts Electro Magnetic Machine, the effect
has feen most a~ioni>h ne in multitude % es.
Doct. Smrh would also leg leaveto inform The
public that he has purchased of Doc'. Emcr the right
TO manufacture and ,ell Dr. BAsSISG's highly cee-
| brn,ed a nd invaluable
PATENT LACE.
which far ,urpas,cs everything ofihe kind in market,
ana knowing that the article which has cen used IN
THIS section ha, been Of inferior qiaItY causing
| many failure, whereas if good arcle had cen
faithfully applied cure would have been the result.
he has made arrangements tor supply from the
original factory of DE-. Banning, that ever, Lace may
he perfect and every patent Lenehtiel by it. The
Doctor therefore invites all who need anything Of
| the kind, 10 give him call
Let the invalid consider that the Lace for the
relief and cure Of the following diseases, which
come OF displacement weakness Of the organs OF
| The body, viz:
Weakness Of the breast, nth shortness of breath
cough and splitting Of biood paipiation IF
| the heart; ,ceakness Of The side and ston1.
ach; dyspepsia; costireness and piles;
pain in the back nth curvature; bear
ing dozen wuh weaknesS Of The hips
and lo,oer ertremities; and droop-
ing Of The body. especially in
young tdd,eS ana children.
The object Of what follows is only TO aid all s,f-
ferers IN deciding as TO trial the Patent Lace, for
rel e OF their Affections. II is necessary 10 say Just
enough on some complaints, 10 show that the Lace
proposes TO relieve many apparently opposite alice
lions. IN a rational and natural manner.
Man, Annually considered, is machine, and that
when his mechanical perfection is in any degree
lost, there must follow a natural and corresponding
modification or depreciation Of lis functions,
natural result. THIS true of The soft as well as the
or
parts ct the trunk we remark, that they all con-
necied together, from the top TO the base Of the
lruncal cavity and are under the influence Of their
own weight that they IN health, all support each
Other, from leow upwards, not dragging each other
downwsrds. This compact state and upward action
Is chiefly effected by the abdominal muscles, when in
an active and healthy state. Or course when these
are relaxed, the whole pile Of org will tall prod
cling general confusion and displacement of organs
and nece> sarily inducing host Of f,nc iona de-
engagements in a mechanical way. These derange-
ment> will he mechanical, and of cour.e only crra-
Bile by restoring the parts to their proper place. The
following expresses some Of the natural effects OF
muscular and ligamentous rela Ration upon the body
which cannot lie cured by medicine exclusively, viz
he whole mass of organs fall and presses on the
urinary organ, producing 100 frequent evac-
uatIOn OF urine; or else turning it back or for.
wai', so as 10 cramp Ms stem and re,a in the urine,
produces retention, giving TOO many al> rea >on
to suppose the kidneys 10 aiece they so pres,
on The lower bowel shut it up, and thereby mechan
really produce cosveness and torpor of the bowel>
There VIII also be exerted pressure the uteru,s
Tor woinb,) cruWdno II downward ont of place mt
Ting Ms supporting cords on The stretch producing
sense u pam, wranging. aching and lamcne. of The
back, pulling or drawing IN the run., where these
llga"cnt> are attached, and great enc of we oh,
or pressing al the lower par OF the trlv ca,.ig the
patient 10 rut his or her hand TO that part when
Walk 'n" ne ne. We gong to the lower Limbs, civ.
ing The iun"Ion OF ,en-aiion and motion are com
pressed y 'he 'nne mean. +. =. permanent de.
cen OF the abdominal organ,, producing nnnbne>>
IA.
"-ang!'ag pam ending dawn the hip> and thighs :
al-o, n. 81 or inipr'.d motion, especially on mo-
VIM n pei IN he '1nrn"a, increasing to cramp, or
almost eisi re los If mu'iun towards night, all
dlcc Hc.h,nicily," winch is erter in the morninr.
- ia" i,et will swell near night lecau>e ,h, pres.
ore "i >rct the ascent OF The ran>parcn, anid. in.
20 The body hnt will t c heuer IN the morning The
vr'os also. will be swollen, and relieved in the "a ne
ulsaner.
Fly he pressure upon the lower bowel, producing
co>'ven's', and oh>rc ing the free reinrn of blood
I" lie hear, Pies are produced, which always
relieved !! y laXntiye medicines. Thc>e elects OF
pressure the pats below. But we also zee lha,
ihe >luIna h, liver and spleen will now he LEFT I'M
supported, and are hanging comparatively from
their upper lsanents predicting in The region Of the
. liver, sense Of hanging and dragging, dull pain.
causing The patient 10 lean over and press that regi.
ON with the hand. The region Of the stomach will
Re tender and ,nnken retacted and fiat, and the pa
tent Will speak Of "goneness" sinking, gnawing aud
o,her like zen ,a'ion,, all because the ORGANS have
fallen awav aud left Il { ronene.S " IN reaiy See
how such people will lean forward and wax care
tllly and press the hand 10 the low abdomen such
pc pie will also complain oi heartburn sour lelch-
ing. and di>re after eating. Also, the spleen will
lie dragged downwards, pulling on lis upper lIca-
!nens, producing dead d'l', heavy constant pain
IN the SIDE which nothing taken internally -
and observe how all thee feelings exi together
| BY this means, the ialhragm pulled downwards
and ceases to support the lungs AMI heart, and the
latter VIII now lie suspended, causing frequent
ierihg or aIpilaIon aud sen'e OF sinking there The
/ 20 Iran nrnf ttt.ip t,,f. 81,
TO lean forward in sitting sta ning. Aso,a short.
ness OF breath and dry cough, aud dull pam in the
brea,t, and sense OF tigh.ness will be fc.
When there exists this descent IN public speakers
the Voice Is weak and the throat sore in connection
with all the other symptoms inst referred 10 and
tins falling al 80 brings the lody forward in front of
the small OF he back or the hodv> axis, inducing an
unnatural leverage on that part, followed by g rain
ing and weakness, and curvature OF the splne with
great pain and soreness
The above. and other analogous affections, have
| hitherto bahied all constitutional Garment; bur,
! 81 'ce they have heen viewed a. 'Mcrhancal' and
have been treated by the Lace they have all cen
/ treated with astons hing success and we can now
see host OF cases seemingly well, or halt well, or
combined with real di,ease, requiring me cine, who
cannot ENJOY lite or e cured ron common prn,'-
pies ct treatment; and why lecause Their hoI,e
Is falling down." and by binding them up, their pains
vanl'h' and efficacy 10 eternal remedies is thereby
given.
Those who should wear the Lace.
Those who are weak from long confinement who
i've seeniary are of lax fibre, easily faligued or
VINO are pregnant pred, posed 10 abortion, or are IN
chld bed, should always wear the Lace par cuar-
" all Affected with spnal complains. Weak and
lax-fibered children should always wear il early, To
prevent permanent dropping and curvature Of the
spine.
All tailoring under what are called female weak.
he,,e', either OF proluse, painful or DISTRACTED mems
fatlon. They should be the accompaniment of
weak shoemakeis iailors, curriers' nd
e>pe1any OF female operatives in factories also OF
weak ladies' and gentlemen IN travelling.
aJOn an examination of a Committee of eminent
medical men, appointed by the Amercen Institute, a
premium Diploma was awarded 10 this instrument.
Certi ficates.
The undersigned of the Ladies of Boston and its W.
rinl'y take pleasure IN certifying that their persons
Dr. bannng's Patent Lace has been immediately and
ineomparably more efficient for the relief of female
weaknesses than the ohler instruments in common
use we beleve II TO be an invaluable appliance and
recommend II 10 the confidence Of those requiring
support, whsn well adjusted we have found il per-
iec,Ip comfortable in its bearing on the body
Mrs NEwconB, Mrs TucKER, Mrs PERKINS,
Boston lSi4.
Inns may certify, that we the under signed have for
several years been afflicted with double spinal curva.
lure 80 as to materially distor and enfebe our bod.
es anu depfecfaie our comforts; and that by wearing
W. bnnnines Patent l.aoes, we have found immedi.
ave fehei 10 our pans and weakness and some Of us
10 oei"rn'iy; but especally 10 the pain and weak :
ness nj the small Of the beck and between the shout
ders' We would not sell the privilege II using the
Lace TOT any worldly consideration. We find u n
perfect sub iiiuie for the and shoulder brace
and superior 10 any other article May thousands try
1t. ELIZABETH CHAPiS,
A. MARIA Lee,
Caboirint. Sept 1874. NAscv u. Tw'onElL
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