The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-05-27
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! EMBRACING the several modes of treat
ELmeDt, as practced by the different schools
Ilofi'hysieions, so that q person may select the
method that may be preferred, or the one
most con nvenient, oreyen resort to second
or third, or to combination Of two OF more,
whenever desirable. The work forms athor.
oughly reliable guide to the detection and
treatment Or all dSeasss that can either be
checked In their career, or treated entirely
without the aid OF physician. ltwould be
preposterous 10 claim that by the use Of any
book, the necessity OF sometimes calling a
physician, can be done away with, for there
sren.'any cases that requireithe application OF
ptofessi,o ,onal skin and large experience, butit
must be pc. .-fectly plain to any one, that "a
large majority Of the minor ailments and
some of the more severe ones to which nesh
ishelr, can be treated with complete success
by the aid Of such tre,tise as this; while
some diseases run their cou,- SO with such "a
pldity that no time is left to senG' iora phys''
can. The remedy must be at hanG' ana tne
applicationmade at once, or twill be too la'e'
\ The first requisite IN case OF sickness i.N'o
know what's the matter and secondly, whas
to do. To this end In this work:
1st Everything that does not strictly
pertain to the subject is excluded.
ID. Eue,ythin0 that necessarily per-
tatns to the subject is included.
3d., An inder Of symptoms is giuen,
|, ,ht comparing 1uhich, Nth the symptoms
as manifested in the patient, the true
character Of the disease can readily be
detected, and the proper remedies ap-
piled. . .,
BY thus leaying out everything that does
not strictly belong to such awork, 1t IS found
practicable to give fuller and more satisfac-
tory presentation ofthe subjects in one mod.
est little volume that retails for $3.50 or 50 90,
than can be found in any of the bulky vol
umes that sell for twice or three times as
much, Some people seem to estimate the
value Of a bookby its bulk; they do not stop
to think that diamond is worth million
times its bulk ofiron.
II agents have been able to dispose'of ini-
mense editions Of simiarworks (havlng much
o,recommend, them, perhaps, but quite inieri-
or to this,) at fromS5 10 $40 per copy, it is nos
10 be won 1ered at that there should be wide
spread demand and ready sale for book like
this, that gives more informationin onefoutth
the space and at one-third the'cost. o.l
1t Itrequlres no argument 10 convince per-
son that tits we'll worth the small Isum Of $3.50
Or 50 to have right in ones own house, relia.
Bile Family Physician, always al hand ready
to be consulted, aud TO give the very best OF
advice, free Of charge, The Doctors bills
saved by The use Ofthis book, would amount to
more every. year, in any ordinary family. than
several times its cost, to say nothing of the
afnotnt of suffering saved, and the possible
saving Of life itself But recently a gentle.
man wrote: "Your book has not only saved
me alatge doctors bill but the life ofmy boy,
while according to his own statement, helost
the elittie brother ofthe boy saved, by not hat.
ing the book in time. JIUl uyg..il. siE
/ 2, II Is a fact that great many who had previ-
ously invested So or sloina any one Of the bulky
volumes alluded 20 above, bay this also; and
for the same reason that the thrifty, euter-
prlsing farmer casts aside The cradle bought
years ago for cutting his wheat, tor the mod
ern reaper and mower.
True economy dictates the adoption and'use
of the best'tools andmost approved machin7
cry that can be had, in the operation Of the
mrm., It;certainly none the less requires the
employment'of Che best attalnable means for
the preservation Of ones health andahe treati
ment Of the diseases incidentto himself and
those dependent upon him. en- 10 ''N