Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-06-05

Magnetic r.,n.,les winch ba w been nror,d bv mil. |
lions Of persons in the Um,ed States far more s.ts |
and saiutdry IN removing disease, than any other
known among men, and when at,companie by the
action OF his Electro Magnetic Machine, the effect
has been most a>ion>h ns in n multitude Of cases.
| Doct. Smith would also leg leave 10 inform the |
public tha, he has ,rcbas 50 of Doc, Emery the RICH,
10 manufacture and sell DR. BAssISGs highly ceie. |
bra,ed and invaluable
| PATENT LACE,
which far .urpas.e. of m. lind in market,
And knowing tina, The ar,Icle winch has Ieeu used IN
this section ha. been of an nErior ouoIfv causing
many failure wberea. if a good aricle had hee1 !
tai,blujy apped TIRE would have been The result, |
| He has made ARRANGEMENTS tnr n sun,iv from the
original factory of Dr. banning that every Lace NAV
I've perfect and every pa,,eni lenrHt,eI by il. The
Doctor therefore invites ali vbo need anvtbno nj
| The kind 10 give him ca
! Lei The invalid con.drr ,ba, The ace il far the |
relief and cure of The following Ji.ea.e. which |
conn. of ii. or n..s or ,be or
The body. viz:
lVeoLne nj Tho broos, ,r,b sbor,,.s. nj b-,o,b
.ounb ami sn;,;,a ~ Li,nJ ,,aj,;y,,;o,, ~
,Is h,ar, ,ro,L,sss ~ ,Io P' .,J s,o,,,
| We he", 0e"h"eSS " .ne sue ana So"'
i dch dyspepsia; c0sfireneSs and pties;
pain in the back ,chh curvature; bear
| ;ng dunn ,r;,b ,reoLness of The hjps
| md L,,,er o,,uon,;,;es ami droon
| "" '''c' 80
| "S o.e oody' s"Tc""y !"
| young LADIES ana chhMren.
The object OF what follows Is only 10 ad an SUI
ferers in deciding as to trial the Patent Lace, Tor
rel ei oi Their altons. II Is eces'ary 10 say Just
enough on some complaints, 10 show that the Lace
proposes TO relieve many apparently opposite alec
lions, IN 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
mobilization or depreciation Of It's flnciions, as a
natural result This of the soft as well as the
hard parts. With reference 10 the organs, or soft
parts OF the trunk, we remark, that they are all con-
necied together, from the top 10 the base Of the
uuncal cavity, and are under the influence OF their
own weight: ihn, they, IN health, all support each
other, from below upwards not dragging each other
lownwards, This compact stale nd inward action
!, chiefly effected bv The abdominal muscle. when in
an active and healthy state Or course when these
are reaxel, the whole pile of organ will tail, prod,i-
cling a General confusion and displacement, of organs
and ncce> sarilv inducing host Of func onal de.
rangemeni., in a NEE hanical way. Thee derange-
ment> will lie mechanical, and of cour.e only cr,ra-
bic BY the part, their proper place. The
following expresses some Of the natural effects of
Muscular and liganenous rea xafIon upon he body
, which cannot lie cured hy MEDICINE exclusively, viz :
The whole mass Of orgaDs fall and presses on the
| urinary organ prolciur n ioo fr,ouent eyac.
nation Of urine or else turning it back or for
ward, 50 as to cramp II, stem ami retain the urine
produce, retention, giving 100 many false rea son
!. 10 suppose the kidneys eaec,e they also press
on The lower bowel shut i, IN, and thereby mechan-
i,av produce cosrivenpss and ,orpor of the bowels
There will also be exer,ed pressure on the uterous
i Tor womb) cro,vdna it downward ont of place, Put
" ing its supporting cord, on the stretch producing
sense Of pain wrangling aching and lamene.s of the
back pulling or drawing in the sroin>, where these
gaments are attached and grea, ,en e of we oh,
or pressing al the lower ma of the b-lly ca, ing The
u paijeut TO mt his or her hand 10 that mart when
u walking The nerve, eoing 10 the lower limbs CIV.
ing the function OF sensation and moiion are com
!. pressed by The same means t. e. a permanent, de.
seen, of the abdominal organs Producing numbne..
y or Il. e 100 much sen.iivene.s a. pricklrg and
y wrangling pam extend ng down the hin, and thighs
y al.o loss Of or impesled mo,on, especially on mo.
u wing ,pell IN the morning increa> sing 10 cramp o,
~ almost entire loss Of motion towards night " III
:. done mechanically" which is in the m orning
~ Also the feet will swell night, hecnu.e the pres
~ ol'sirnc,> the ascent of the Transporter, fluids
e TO the BODY but will lie better in the morning The
- VEINS, ALSO will be swollen, and relieved in the NJ
=. manner.
:. BY the pressure upon the lower howell producing
co>tvenes>, and olsirucing the free of bloc,
. to he heart, Plies Produced which are AWAY
=, relieved y laxative medicines. Thee are elects o
. pressure the pats below. But we also zee Ina
- the sioma h, liver and spleen will now be left uu
supported and are hanging Comparatively from
their upper ligamens, producing in the region Of tn
L liver, n sense OF hanging and dragging, dull pa
causing the patient 10 lean and press that r-gi
ON with the hand The region of the stomach vii
Of lie tender and snnken retraced and Hat and the pa
III ,ient will speak Of goneness," sinking, gnawng am
other like zen. aiions, all because the organ, ha "
Il fallen away, and left gonene,> I" IN reality. Sc
w how such people will lean forward AMI walk care
fully, and press the hand 10 The lower abdomen; >nc
X. people will also complain OF heartburn, bech
g. ing, and d>ire.s after eating Also, the spleen WI
nj lie dragged downwards, polling on lis upper ga
menis producing dead dll', heavy, con tan pal
in The side, which nothing tai EN- internally cure. =
:. ani observe how all he,e feelings exi. together.
- BY this means the dia ,hrag m is pulled downward
and ceases to support the lungs and heart and III
M latter will now lie suspended, causing frequent fl :,
.ix crng pal plarion and sen,e OF sinking there Tn
rb lungs will he dragged upon, producing dlspo>ilio
ia to lean forward in sitting standing. Also,a short
he ness of breath and dry cough, and dull pain in III
d., brea,i, aud sense OF 'lgh'ness wal be felt:
es, "ne" '',. ~. 'Sroa, y" '','o sIease1
OF 'ne wiz "eaN "'' 'o ,',o"; Soe' W coh"e'''"
es' wv" c al "e o"1a h., nod G.,..I ~ 800 a."
res w., mall ,f,h hI -, ,h. LoJ,, 80; ; "a ,'a. .
"a nu i, y, ,ha, mar, + iIo.~, h., 80 s !"
ny w ad ai ad c,,.va,,,r n, H. y, -, !. ,.,
'ar W. 49," " ad ., 49,. N' " WV 'P'"' WV
are IT, aha,. i ",h., a,aI,,,,s ,a.,,o,. h,
"h h,,t,. ha a,I " ali "nn,;,m,;onaI ,r.,,m'' %n
IN 81 .c ,b.v h.r. o. hs.n ";nvci a .Msch.u;".i an
w. Iave b,1; ,.,,,i h, he lace, ,bv bav. ali ,
'n ,,e.,sI Win as,nri h;og success and ,. can mn
ION . n ho., M, az 's,an,ngIv well ~, h ,if veil
c"- somiineI ub r,.i Jse,s. r.oiriny m,.l,r;ne oh
4. ranno, ENJOY lie or lao cur,J !, ,on common n,n,.
! Mo. n, treatment. and why Iecause 1b.r hon.
l, falIin, Jown y AMI hy b;nd,g them nm ,h.;, main
van;.b and ,f,;,.acv ~ eternal rem,.,., ia tbere
rivrn' ~
Thosc WIN sbould wear the Lace
Tbos.. q, bo are v,sat from Iong confinement, ,yh
al live seIen,oriIv orr Of lax dre easily la,ir,,J
w wbo are nrecna,, ,red; ned no aIoriion ar are
- child he'd houlJ v, wear The Lace u. ricuIa
De To- oII a,a,aI viii sninaj comnlain,s W.at an
, In 6hsrsJ ch,I'iren sbnnld ai,yavs we,, il earlr
ne nrevsn, n.rn,nen, ,rooning and curyaur. oi n
' a' ,ni,e
en All lahorng under ,yba, are called female veal