The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-03-30


Il mighty and must prevail: error "a irppregnated
with death-consequently must sooner or later sink
into oblivion. i l.
In ali the universe there is nothing 90 completely
swallowed up in error the facts, icrces AID mo-
tives CONTESTED with the physical and mental con-
stituti9n OF the race.
and blindness ON the part Of those who profess to
administer health and lite TO the people, while In
TACT tie majority ignore God from the system alto-
physics, and can never be understood apart rom
the came. ~ r DIN ..a
There are men who make q business of treating
sPEcIBIc DISEASES. They prepare Instruments
100 barbarous to think OF, with which to expert
ment on poor silly victims who nave st.en sg,cs
neither phs sicaly or mentally, to undergo suon
He who created the human BODY always epeats OF
1t as q mil hty whole. and the man must De knave
or fool would attempt to divide the system INTO
sections, and treat any especihcaiy
dent of the parts or mighty whole TO which they Pc
know nothing of the GAUGE whatever. Thus the
world Is nothing less than vas hos ital. 80
The alarming condition OF the people physically
especially the young, who old with disease be-
lore they begin to bud into lie, together with Gu
| frienas, who have passed into untimely graves
These circumstances with many others which
might be mentioned, ara an irresistible stimulus
the people to demand OF every man who has the lie
and health OF themselves dIheir loved ones in his
hands, and is continually administering medic es
which the patlent is not alloSed to know the name
or nature OF, say under these circumstances the
L poop nave g1gDt TO demand OF every such pbyst
clan to furnish them with chart of his character,
that they may know his qualifications, &C., &C.;
indeed every physician should be compelled to have
| 1t hung MP in his office at all hours. 1t IS only
through this channel that the public can have any
safety and guarantees whai is most dear TO it-7
life and health; otherwise lie may be IN the bands
of man more qualified for q blacksmith than
physician.
In this way inherent quail ications, which are in
disponsabe In physician, are cure to be detected
and exhibited. Were this universally done, tbous-
ands would leave the Profession which nature never
qualified them for. If nature qualities them not
there be no suitable qua ifcation. as, in order
to detect the first of disease, 1t is requisite and
indspensaby necessary to inherit Casually. Meta
physical Power aud Const uctiveness gst also be
Inherited by all who would be successful IN finding
an antidote capable OF destroying the OF dis.
ease. There IL no channel by which the eau can
be reached with certainty but the have describ
ed, q - ~ I1l
therefore say with confidence to the world. that
1t Is through inheritipg these rare com5na tons or
| character that have been enabled to detect the
arst cause of disease. The cause is not, as mary
suppose 1t to be, disea 1t is inFulted law be-
tween soul and rody (Which, the Apostle Psul tells
us, is always warning as anst each other This law
sends forth stoppageJ, iheee stoppage5 produce ds
in diversified forms, and ii disease Ia expert
mented on or tampered with it takes ffmer grip
| OF the constitution and multplies in other forms
and other localities of the system thus destroying
the whole machinery of the human body.
Remember the Stomach and the Liver kave moth
ing to do with the cause OF the dis The treat
ing of these organs for the cause has sent millions
to an untimely grave. fs.al -J
Wit coDfdenceI say to the world that my Meta
physical Discovery Is the on.y medy ever offered
Ito the world which will thoroughly annihiiate he
root of disease. The discovery consists Of three
distinct preparations; for the tcalp one tor the
eyes, and one for the These work in conjunc-
ton, and strike at the root of all disease. When
cay all mean every disease that infested the
human body. tf.. t-. M ...r