The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-22

ease (other than organic). 1t is seldom we meet
with other than functional sympathetic heart dis
case, which proceeds from stomach arrangement
IT HAS BEEN DEMONSTRATED
beyond the possibility OF doubt that 1t will pre-
vent chronic internal rheumatism and neuralgia.
The same may be said of the sick headaches also
| spinal diseases and nervous prostratlop. These
are already traced to great nerve center that per-
vadeS the digestive organs the pit OF the stom
ach. This is the battery that communicates quick
disturbance of the stomach. Disease there means
nervous prostration, inaction, inflammation and
distractions. Hence, horrors and pains indescrib
able. These feelings are, OF course, intensified in
proportion to mental strain or undue excitement;
also in proportion to the amount of poisonous sub
stances which are absorbed into the blood that
poiSOns the brain, nerves, muscles, tissues and or
gans that cause nervousness, dizziness, general de-
! bity, gout, neuralgia, rheumatism, paralysis and
death.
| The pad, plasters and our medieated foot baths
will do more for you in curing these than all the
worlds treatment combined. IN the name OF hui
manity try them. But you are ready to say you
are asking too much for it, TO say it will cure and
eases all come, as claim, from the same cause
and will give ample proof that they do-then, If
the pad cures or prevents in one 1t must OF necesl
ty the whole. And this it does, on would that
the doctors, for humaniys sake. who hold in their
| hands the lives Of SO many millions, understood
better the fundamental cause, and acted upon it,
instead of treating all specifically. Not to treat
| disease by first finding the cause reminds me OF
once drinking from a small brook cup OF water
that tasted putrd sought the cause first by rims
ing out my cup The taste was still the same |
| followed the stream some distance above ana
found putrid hog lying init.
| need not tell you that bailing water would not
have made it less offensive so long as the cause re-
mained. You are, no doubt ready To ask, what is
| the principle by which the pad acts? "HOmans
| PAD" is made up OF a number OF harmless yege-
table compounds, such as have been found to be un
| antidote to disease in the human system. Also
just the tonic required whether it be more or less
| Doing its work without internal medicine, it is
two-told (distnct) in its action. The principal is
| absorption-nature's law tonic thrown into
the system by way of the circulation and exact y,
where needed, beng placed over the liver and
stomach and center of the nervous system, which
pervades the digestive organs Another property
it has which is to absorb from the system oil DlI-
ious malarious and medicinal poison into the pad.
And if there is any disease i'll the system 1t I'M
mediately sGtSp bout its work
| The question would naturally be asked, how is
it possible? 1t is fact established beyond contro-
versy that the human body, when at sea-, can exist
no inconsderahle length of time without food or
drink by occasionally Wetting the garments with
salt water, and that the thirst can almost entirely
be satisfied in this manner Again, II plaster OF
wet tobacco be placed for few moments only over
the pit OF the stomach it will produce deathly
sickness No person would be safe in trying the
experiment for thirty minutes time, Tor the poison
of the tobacco will have entered the crcu atlon by
absorption. POultices and bl sters are used to draw
or absorb diseases to the surface
| Every person knows the danger of rubbing or
placing certain poisons on the surface of the body
that in few moments the entire system could
be poisoned unto death. blister and Il poison
can both be applied on the same spot and at the
same time, neither being an impedmcnt to the
other, showing beyond question that the body
receives and throws off at the same time.
The method OF curing disease rather than drug
gng the stomach is 50 well understood in Eng
land that committee appointed by the Royal
Medical Society to investigate the subject, re-
ported as follows: The activity of nearly every
substance that can be used is three, ii not four
ora if piVpn bV thp skin than if SWll-
lowed. Let us understand the reason OF this. In
the skin and under the skin. and penetrating
through all the tissue, and OF all the organs OF the
body, in many cases forming a complete net net
work are fine ducts and small glands called lynn
phatics These are the chief aDsorbents of the
body, although absorption takes place by the
blood vessels also.
1t is because OF the lymphaics extending from
the skin to every organ and every part that raw,
piercing wind damp atmosphere pierces
through u.s. And this is also why the touch OF
decteri0uS matter makes us sick, and contact with
poison may cost lis our life. For this same reason
the proper remedies placed upon the surface have
power to remove disease. Ii we heal sickness
make use OF these natural OutetS--the million
little paths God has provided through which evils
may be expelled, and good may come to us Be
fore concluding my lecture again return to the
causes of other diseases not yet mentioned, such
as catarrh bronchitis, throat and lung difficulties,
etc.
The formation of gas and acids in the stomach
and intestincs, caused by indigestion, produces
these organs, which often extend upward to the
membrane lining of the cavity OF the throat, caus-
ing Inflammation and irritable sore throat also to
the cavity of the eye, causing the lrrtatl0nS and
secretions called catarrh, also to the membrane
lining the air tubes to the lungs, causing
bronchitis chronic inflammation and liberation Of
the throat chronic catarrh etc, originate i'll and
sustained by chronic irritation OF the lining mem
branC of the stomach and blood poison. The llOl-
man Pad will begin to remove the troubles us soon
as applied.
g., Of in, I mall |, iS
t bold decaraton that doubt ii there is a case in
: existence Holnan'S Pad will not cure. use pad
| in the plural sense. Also, with the understanding
S that it be adjusted and worn according to drcc-
tons If you will give the pad and iolman's
plasters also medicted salt foot baths that are fire.
4 quently used, one-quarter the patience and hlir
t ness you give any other treatment. Will droE
= everything else and rely entirely on them, they
: will bring you blessingS-hCalth it has seldom
o been your privilege to enjoy-provided youl
/ stomach is not entirely worn out and destroyed by
S the use and abuse OF medicines
!, After you are once cured if you will secure
n second pad, and in the sprrng time, when all ma
:; ture is undergoing a change, would wear it, sd!
n two weeks; also any time for lew days when yol
l. feel any symptom of biliousncss, and ten day
l. each malaria month, as preventive you Will fine
r one pad keeping you in health whole year there
f. fore making IIoman's Pad the cheapest, the pleas
l. ant ST. most convenient the Surest ana most salts
r factory curative preventive and thorough system
C reuUyHtOr in the world.
J. This you can rest assured: IT will do you n
d DutchmaO being very sick, was told by his d0cto
d not to eat cabbage. He disobeyed his doctor, an
Y the doctor, to his surprise, found him improving
e He consequently decided that
r CABBAGE WAS GOOD FOR EVERYBODY
;, that had that particular complaint. Soon afte
y wards an IrShman and a Yankee had the sam
80 symptoms He Immediately resolted to cabbag
y as a remedy. The result was, both died II
10 changed the reading in his memorandum thus
le Cabbage is good for Il DutchmNn, but dcath to
\, Yankee or Ilishman." Stop dosing. The pa
III treats all nat Qualities alikcis no rcSpecero of pc
r sons hut II friend alike to all. 1t can with trut
le be said that on the American continent, south
y latitude iortysCVcn, not one person i'll five has
ie sound liver and stomach.
le And it is my fixed purpose If my life strengt
u and talents spared me, never to cease my labo
III III in behalf of this blessed boon until every mai
le woman and child has heard Of "llolman's Live
al al Pad" To those of you who are old enough, all
III free to act for yourselves if after all that has bee
~ ~ SAID you chose to treat the subject Indifferent
az prefcrIing to suffer rather than yield to your prep
re dice, then let my appeal to you, in the name
i humanity, to save your children: for have dram
g C to the very dregs all that it means to see hous
IN hold blightcd with sickness; also, the JOY, peat
lii and happiness good health brings us
ne Facts are stubborn things meet rs we may.
ne ne word to mothers and I'm done quote the la
ie guage of Mrs. DR.. -, OF Philadelphia, who
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