The Somerset reporter., 1890-11-06
Abstract Of pedlcatory Lecture.

Many OF the elite OF Showhcgan citizens
attended the opening lecture of the new SAN
itarium dedication, by DR.. Conant, last week,
and perfect order and attention was observed
The subject was a new version of disease, its
causes, and this special method Of relief by
fumigaton. He claims that the blood is the
maintriHg of hIe. If it becomes So charged
by waste sccretiuns, rs to derange free creu-
latiOn, the magnetic forces are lowered aud
disease in some of lis various forms is ineyita-
bic, regardless of medicines administered to
the already dcranged stomach. The absorb
ing, or breathing power of the network of
veins, (capillarics) which come to the skin
while free pcrspiration is going ON by the
pores, makes the ABSORPTION and distribution
of this Compound Napor certainty. BY
| twelve years in this practice, with the aid of
powerful glass, and litmus vapor tests Of the
| skin, and seCretions as they become liberated
| he claims to have opened up new discoveries
as to the offices of the skin and causes Of the
| various symptoms Of disease as no book vet
| published goes to show. His claim that the
| Bath as obtained by the laborcr during his ten
| hours perspiraton, in the hot summer sun,
| while the water boy comes around every ten
minutes to supply his demand, gets the best
bath known to the human family, and that
which was ordained by our Creator, This
method is especially adapted to those who by
cast, or disease, finds the 100000 pores OBJ
structcd and wastes sccretcd and firmly de-
posted, to obstruct natures work. He does
not claim any new invention in his sweating
process, but the medical elements he has COM
bined for Tuning and bathing the body is the
great source Of his wonderful success in disin.
r. Al. a.
ease of any and every name is made possible
| Rheumatism, he claims to be from sour( aci,n
sccretions, inducing contraction of muscles
and nerves with following symptoms. kheu-
matsm is like placing. the Joint in a wise and
turning as long as it is possible to endure il.
but neuralgia is like giving the wise another
turn. He goes entirely back upon diagnosis.
and declares that a pure blooded body can
show none OF the SYMPTOMS Of disease thus
| declaring that his only aim is to eIislodpe the
distractions that frictona heat upon which
magnetism depends, may return to the body
through rapid circulation, thus making the
system an attractive spot for electricity owen.
nitrogen and iron, upon which mother nature
says we must draw for our vitality But A
few moments was used in describing the va.
rious symptoms, as he showed that no diseased
body, and without a failure the entire system
shall become dsinfectcd by THIS simple lumi-
| CATION when nature comes to the rescue of
physical power resulting in cure, unless some
vital organ is already fatally destroyed, and
even in these cases no harm can come to the
weakest patient by daily treatment. In case
OF violent cold, suddenly contracted. various
symptoms are made manifest in accordance
with the amount of yitiatcd waste therein de-
posted. Suppose the blood to be charged
with humor poisonous sccrctons) at time of
sprain or mechanical injury, how plainly the
degree OF poison may be determined by the
degree OF inilammatory excitement induced
by the rush OF veinous blood to the injured
spot for repairs, like the wreckers where a
smash-up has taken place upon our railroads,
but like the wreckers would be, if composed
OF highwaymen, the blood in degree as to its
poisonous state, a bad matter is made worse
by its exciting influences, (blood poisons.)
After eleven years practical test, in which re-
suits are known, the inventor of Anidrosis
feels that no thinking, unparalleled mind can
longer doubt the success OF providing this new
home for invalids, to disinfect their encum-
bered systems by restoring nature TO her re-
constructive Offices.
ihC Nhious icats VI tHc pdst DIS 10 SuSCfptl-
blity Of the patient taking cold after this treat
ment, when turned out into the bleak storms
of winter have finally subsidized, and no charge
hiss ever been made Of such accident or NAL
practice. The doctor claims to have the only
method ever invented by which any prac.
toner may safely contract, under bonds, to
relieve all who suffer from rheumatism, neu-
ralgia and eruptive manifestations OF vitiated
blood
At the close Of the lecture the speaker pre-
sented to Mrs. Augustus Davis an outfit, price
5000; also Mrs. A. p. Horn, Mrs. A. G..
Blunt, Mrs. c. F. Jones, Mrs. A. McQuilan,
Mrs. J. E. Buker, Mrs. II. C. Marble, Mrs.
Eva Williams, Elizabeth H. Folsom, Mrs.
Henry Rawles and Miss Clara Burrill, checks
good for SIo.oo in part payment for bath out
fits. Mrs. DR.. Wilbur, Mrs. J. N. Frame,
Mrs. H. A. Taylor, Mrs. c. p. Sawyer, Mrs.
F. o. Sawyer. Mrs. S. F. Robinson, Mrs. H.
H. Tufts, Mrs. J. N. Collins, Mary E. Ward,
Mrs. H. N. Jones, and Mrs. Harrison Baker,
checks for $500 in part payment for outfits,
IN Of whom will probably accep. these con-
tribstions and provide their homes With ost-
81 ale investigation Of il efficiency. At
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