New-York tribune., 1868-11-04
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po.,, +, the be,, .ehoomaer always eOn-ne
L. "a re ,o forgotten hence much good TO
As faithfully sud trutby reports hs own experience
philosophy aud sophs cheap hence abundnti prove
also onenmes foolish Some deal sounding words DINERS
in ,oratey constructed phrs are imaginary some 'enuVsi
ann. dulou captions siepta some eonedng but All
recognise truth when discovered By experience
Now a. ses that whatever eaten food good or bad for
m, person That articles Of food agree with man and
others One will enjoy dinner OF boiled beef and cabbage
and f, would suffer iDdgesn another would be
thrown ersmp and possibly into violent fever One man may eat
puddps and pastry dinner and experience nconvsu
spee vhe. another would be laid mp BY them In less than weeh
WHY Are We .iei Is not the inside Of HE the
pde Of any other mani then that Of Sour Kout
Of the small and kn An lrshmAn " auAh
In his note book
Men were originally s essentially similar 10 their os'nie
habits life have wrought great changes functional
powsr The blacksmith strong the pedestrian has sndursoe
legs the supple fingers because By long training and con
p, u,e they have become The bOOkkeepr has weak arms he
taller weak legs vashexomsn and plowmsn n suge be-
cause iuAcon has All this equally true Of the Internal
organs body Muscles tendons gsmens and on the
exterior and intensified In action BY proper use and
muscles ndous sAmn and the interior e
strengthened and Intensified by proper use
commonly. the outside organism enested tnd smAeeo
b, ipscop and unnatural exposure also the e organism
vsted and disorgsnsed BY improper treatment
When the limbs are weak proper them strength
Systems Of ~ have been invented whereby al the muscles may
brought harmonious seon and thus uniformity ofowth pro-
dneed which and tone Of the par Now pos
% indeed quite to wealen the muscles the stomach and
digestive os weaken the muscles Of the heart and other %
uaory improper weaken the muscles OF the arms
leg. and back by OF nature Improper food E
regular great distress Of mind long continued grief exposure
overwork osrag iene want Of food and great vnef Of
Circumstances may Ob,,ruc destroy Of the muAhous
organs The body to render the performance these aneoh I'D
possible, and this 10 called disease.
TINS BRING WHAT Want OF proper exercise and
protection diseased the exterior organism aud avee It's neon' want
opper and protection densed the interior organism ana
royed their functions The juOu' application Of remedial eie
restored Of the exterior the aeous application O.
remedial exercise restore functions Of the interior Ifno
Experience teaches how 10 strengthen the outer organs
believe aud restored Experience aso teaches bow "
inner muscles Why not believe and b. hAed Eer
muscular because gives power 70 rrs'
changes Of temperature Versatility accommodate Itself to The
,ietulss surround H. 40 Ions the natural ''oiee
Of body. both external and internal are able to resist
whatever antsgonc the normal condition OF tue organs
there he disease; and oply when under exposure
TO malaria heat cold sudden changes &C. the health
preserving the BODY DOES disease become possible II follows
therefore SCEEasKs Ths HEALTH Iohcs IN rhs
ORGAN. oY THE BODY T. alomat sni needs
DO proof Now certificates hsrewh ippende prove by the
bno experiences differently ercu0aneed aud widely 'epa
rated that GREAT ZNGAR BTrES does Increase The hd
roRos therefore Moreover whatever
strong enough repe attacks Of disease also powerful To sIp1
the enemy should lodge the body Tt'e certificates
tAbnsh this latter proposition 80 that this medch, not or
deep.vey protection against, bot also ofeasivelT remedy
arising from diminished vital Powvs Read the erPer
others sud you doubt the suh-ntc Of ibee certificates
write TO the attached them n sn .se
teal The postmaster the judge Of the court minister Of the
Gosp. AID inquire tie character Of ho.s Who cefit;
Read fooung from the Rev. r. J. Keeling D. D om, Rector
of Trinity Church Washington c. aud prat Rector q 81 Ste
phen. Harrisburg Pa, late ol Chicago H.;
T,RRsHuRG Ps. Augut y 1853
haht of Recommending grner articles Shch
proved a service bat readily t'simouI
10 the mert Zbssd Be prepared By Mr RshsI hAr,
,reseu results relieve. lhapest dpsP
tte urAl ltl ani Hulte s
lar preparations Aast Aromatic favor ire ilom tsrg ssohoe
t.,te Rer T. }. KEELING.
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suh cosmopolitan b. iAfasho-s The soaai - oas
oitbs sblc.i zcaheu Of the medical profession;
w.sHiNsrux. .. G.. Ssp'snher -. i'0s
h- artnsFldg tBc ri u bt
a, JoDs BtfTRRS rsst sacs 10 ar 10 "a
cbeuc for The tsu-t Or AL women sef
medical hare trri in prees
ho.. Intermittent lstef anl sbs ~ih
uufe iiuce and suPerp an F'f' poprf
In BAuhs Drsentery Enisric fer-r alnosi sfste
Hence il hgh@si d6ir nnrsi 9th aus. afu'L sntsd
/ mortality With is rrltned merit.
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eject. that precaf.ou, orfan--ihs Siouash
soiaouese ~. iE5su epouf :" al e,ses e
DrspsyA this Eaters u yours bod ~ - alb', -iu
1 certions
Pardon las fr unsolicited 'frrofsl srt t'tnu,
~ rrari Invaluable i'c0tsr at hs sPscff ueJ
! Of hitherto pfatfl,,sd 81
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