The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-04-29

the piles. Thus ono disease Is cured by
producing another, and the last state "a
worse than the first. | do not, with my
system, require longer time than three
days TO assist the efforts of nature to re-
store one who has a fever TO convalescence,
provided always that he has not been filed
with p%oisons.
The food we eat makes our blood the
blood Is the only material for repair, aud
healthy blood Is only made from food. The
mlngling of poisons of any kind with the
food, Is cause for disease, sooner or later.
The person who is daily In the habit of taxi
ing polsons Of any kind, whether of tea,
coffee, tobacco, beer, ale or whisky, is slow
ly and surely destroying his digestive or
gans. The trouble with this class is, they
mistake the excitement which the presence
of these poisons In the living organism
produces for strength, and as soOn as they
try 10 break away from these habits they
sink down as far below their natural or
healthy condition as they were before ex-
allied above It. Then they are led to be-
lieVe that they would die IL they were to
quit their bad habits, and by the advice Of
their physicians, they try to taper OF"
which always ends In their taking more
than ut first. Then, when taken sick. such
a person naturally resorts to more power
full poisOns for a cure. He Is one of the
'mistakcn souls who dream Of Heaven
If he has been blessed with a good consti-
tuition, sufficient to recover despite of the
disease, medicine and bad habits, he gives
the praise all TO the medicine and the skill
of the physician who administered it.
When he rccoyers he Is not as well as he
used to be, and CXclaims that the disease
came near killing him. This, then. is the
condition of the majority of mankind.
Their habits make them sick, aud instead
of teaching them to avoid the cause, physi-
clans, when called to aid the sufferer, are in
the habit Of administering the causes of
other diseases, which generally leaves them
with n chronic disease which the patient.
after trying in vain the skill of other medi-
cal doctors aud swallowing hundreds of
different kinds of advertised nostrums, be-
comes discouraged, and begins to think
there is no help for him. He becomes weak
in body and mind, and when he sees me adj
vertised to cure without medicine, he Is so
weak minded that he cries "humbug." II
have tried medicines, and they cannot cure
me, how can | be cured without? ' lie asks
the advice of the medical man, who failed
to cure him with medicine, and is informed
of course, that it is "all a humbug.'' How
ever, a few are induced from curiosity, to
call and sec what kind of appearing person
| am. Some of them are induced to try my
system, and 10! it works like magic, and
they tell their friends and acquaintances,
and are met with the reply, That cit will
not last" But it does last. During my
short STAY in your city, | shall prove to
every intelligent mind that there is all in
merit, and even more than | claim for my
system. Iagain repeat that not only cure
the patient, but when he gets well, he is so
well taught that he will not again need a
physician. There is, then, a Balm in
Gilead," and all may yet be freed from pain
till old age shall 'set the spirit free" Every
one has the all healing DOMer within and
around him, which, when properly used,
will restore him and his afflicted friends to
health. | invite all persons afflicted to call
and see me. Consultation free. | shall be
at the Phillips House, Dayton, May l, and
remain three weeks; will give a course of
lectures at Huston Hall, on my arriyal-the
first lecture free.
Yours, for Humanity,
A. j, HIGGINS, Nj. ID.