Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-06-19

Tciitulcs, winch nave prOrCu IN nilI-
lions of persons IN the Uuntcd States lar more s,ye
and Saiutdry IN removing disease, than any other
known among men, and when accompanied by the
action OF his Electro Magnetic Machine, the effect
has leen most a>onish ne in a multitude of cases.
noct. Smith would also leg leave TO inform the
public that he has purchased OF Doci. Emery The right
10 manufacture and sell DR. BANSINc's highly cce.
braied and invaluable
PATENT LACE.
which far -urpas>es everything 1.-THE kind in market
And knowing that the article which has lcen used IN
this section ba, becn Of an inferior gu1iiy, causing
many failure, whereas if good article had lccn
faithfully applied a cure would have been the result
He has made arrangements Tor supply from the
original factory Of Dr. Banning, tina, every Lace may
he perfect aud every patient leneH,ied by it, The
Doctor therefore invites all who need anything OF
the kind, 10 give him call.
Let the invalid consider that the Lace is far the
relief and cure of the following diseases, which
come OF displacement or weakness of the organs OF
the body, VIZ:
Weakness Of The breast, ,cuh shorness Of breath :;
cough and splitting Of blood paipitation IF
The heart; readiness of The side and stom.
ach; dyspepsia; cosireness and piles;
pain in the back 10Th curvature; bear
ing dozen ,ch readiness Of the hips
and Looer ertremities; and drooP-
ing Of The body, especially in
young ladies and children.
The object Of what follows is only TO aid all SUI
crer> IN deciding as TO trial the Patent Lace, for
rel ef of their Affections. 1t is AIRY 10 say Just
enough on some complaints, 10 show that the Lace
proposes to relieve many apparently opposite aTcc-
lions, IN rational and natural manner
Man, animally considered, is machine and that
when his mechanical perfection is in any degree
lost, there must follow natural and CORE spending
modification or deportation of It's functions, a
natural result. THIS true of the soft well as the
hard parts. With reference 10 the organs, or soit
parts OF the trunk we remark, that they all con-
nccled together, from the top TO the base Of the
trtincl and under the influence OF the r
own weight that they, N health, all support each
other, from lclow upwards, not dragging each other
downward>. This compact state and upward action
chiefly ELECTED by the abdominal muscles, when IN
an active and healthy state. OF course when these
relaxed, the whole pile of organs will tall proiu
eng General confusion and l>placcment of organs
aud nece> sarily inducing host If functional de-
rangeneni> in a mechanical way. These deranse-
ment> viii be mechanical and of cour,e only cura-
be by restoring the part to their proper place The
following expires some of the natural effects OF
Muscular and llgamentous relaxation upon the body
which cannot lie cured hy medicine exclusively, viz
The whole mass Of organs fall, and presses on the
urinary organ, producing a TOO frequent erac-
uatlon Of urine; or else turning II back. or Tor
wald, TO cramp lt> stem and reta the urine
produces retention, giving TOO many laIsc reason
suppose the kidneys 10 lea,lec'e they also pres
on The lower bowel, shut mp, and thereby mechan-
icay produce coslivenesS and iorpor OF the bowels
There Will also be eXered pressure ON the uteruus
Tor womb,) crowdlns it downward ont of place. put
ting It's supporting cords on he stretch, producing
sense Of pam wranglng aching and laincne,s of The
back, pulling or drawing IN the aron~, where thest
lgainent> are attached, and a great EN- e OF we'gh
or pressing the lower part OF the l.ly car>ing til,
patient 10 pat his or her hand TO that par, whet
walking. The nerves going 10 the lower LIMBS, CIV
ng the function OF sensation and muiioa, are m
pressed hv the same means Il. 4. Il permanent de
scent of the abdominal organ, producing numl mes
or cl.e TOO much sensilvene $, a. pricl III = am
wrangling pam, extending down the hip aud ili-hs
! also, loss Of or impetd morton, especially mo-
I "A >ptlI the Iupruiu., Increasing
! almost entire los. If muiiun towards nigh, d"
done mechanically" winch is lctlcr IN the orllng
Also, the feet will swell near might, erau.e The pres
ulstruciS the ascent Of r tran, parcn' ilId>
To the bCdv but will C better IN the morning. TIN
VEINS, also. viii be swollen, AMI relieved in the IA III
manner.
/ BY the pressure upon the lower owe, protncn!
co>tjvtnrs., and o>ruc ing the free rcr,rn If lou
| to The heart, Plies are produced, which are alwny
relieved by laxative medicines. Thee e eci> Q
pressure n the paii> below. But we also ha
The >tuma h, liver and Spleen will now lie LEFT nm
supported and are hanging IcumparallyclVl from
their upper i-aments, producing IN The region Of III
liver, n sense OF hanging aud dragging, dull pm in
causing the patient TO lean over and press that rrgi
on with the hand. The region of the stomach w
lie tender AMI >uuken retracied and fiat and the pa
iicnt will speak Of "gonencsS,' sinking, gnawnE am
other like atoms, all because he organs hav
fallen away, and left Il : %unene>s " IN realty. Sc
how such people will lean forward and wa X care
tally, and press the hand to the lower abdomen >uc
pee pie will also complain OF heartburn, sour lcch
Ing>. and distress AFTER eallnn. A>C the spleen WI
he dragged downwards, pulling on lis upper lga
mcnt> producing dead dur, heavy, con>tant pa
IN the idle, which nothing taken internally cures :
and observe how all ,he,e feelings eNi together.
BY this means, the diaphragm l. pulled downward
and ceases to support the lungs and heart, and tn
latter Will now e suspended, causing frequent III
( tcring or pa paon and sen'e OF sinking there Til
, lungs will he dragged upon, producing dlspo>irio
to lean forward in sitting or standing. Aso,a shor
ness of breath and dry cough, and dull pam in ii
. breast, and sense Ui tich,nes> will be ict.
, When there EXITS This de>cen, IN public speaker
+ the voice wea, and the throat sore, in connerlo
. with all the other symptoms ln>t Referred 10 an
, this falling also brings the body forward IN front
the small ofIhe back or the hodys axis, inducing
unnatural leverage that pari, followed by s'rall
r lng and weakness, and curvature OF the spine, Wi
3 grea, pain and soreness.
n The above. aud other analogous affections, ha,
: hitherto baiiIed all constitutional treatment; bu
ST -ce they have heen viewed as Mechanical at
n have been treated bv the Lace they have all lee
n treated with astonishing success and we can no
. see a host OF eases seemingly well, OF halt well,
combined with real disease, requiring meiIclne, wi
cannot ENJOY he, or lie curei u'on common prime
= pies at treatment; and why lecause Their "hor
is falling down." and by binding them up, their pall
vani'h, and efficacy 10 eternal remedies is therel
given.
Those who should wear the Lace.
Those " no are weak from long confinement; wi