The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1891-02-25
Truth Of MicrObe Philosophy Made Plain
BY the Use of the Anti Micrube
Treatment.

All Temperance Reforms are doing much
good, yet right along with the law which
enforcement makes 1t easier for our chill
dren to be educated against the use of
stimulants, is the living example, of father,
mother or brother, as the case NAV he
who makes the law out a fraud, by their
use of stimulants before the young child.
"Papa knows best" of course. Yes, Re-
forms are good! But they are not at the
root of the remedy, as so expressed i'm any
of their explanations, made in any article
on how to promote temperance, that / have
read. 'lntemperance, at first, is self-in-
duced almost without exception, though
it becomes chronic and is after ali a phvsi-
cal disease We all know that taste is
next lowest in order, of the five senses.
The highest being, seeing, hearing, smell
ing, tasting, and last, lowest and weakest,
feeling, and is itself outraged by the abuse
of the four higher senses, n they in re-
turn suffer because of the reduced vital
force brought to bear upon the lower,
which is the base or pedestal of the higher
senses. In this physical law, compounded
in this dust body" which is the '"The
Temple OF the Living God" Does it not
stand to reason that the physical BODY
should have no demon in shape of Fungoid
Microbe, warping n disfiguring the
healthy growth, causing the next higher
portion of the.law, i. e., taste, to feed it
upon a food which merely keeps up this
demon, Fungoid Microbe? Yes! This is
true; then clear out The Fungoid which
keeps up the clamor, sending out poison
through the blood. 1t can be done by To-
cally applying the Anti icrobe Treat.
ment. Blame not the man or woman who
is suffering from this cause. True, the
FnngOid MicrObe can be starved Iout, hut
it is a much more tedious process, requir-
ing more strength of will than is usually
left wit a patient long the prey of the
curse. Better kill il h let the disease
remain, or even die a natural death. Ed
ucate our children against it; but if they
in any way are induced to the fall, help
them out by the true philosophical route
and above all help the poor sufferers al
ready fallen.
1 have enlisted upon this work mainly
for the good it will do. There is no one
more in favor of temperance reform than
myself, and l hope l ave the good will
of oil my temperance reform sisters i'm
this especial work. Its truth is being
demonstrated daily; Mrs. Macoy Dale, OF
Forth Worth, Texas, writes, Il give it in
her Words 81 cured a drunkard in less
than two months, two treatments a week,
who was next thing to he gutter. He
came to ne sober, but Just after a big
spree, which were of weekly occurrence
his coat had been pawned for whiskey; he
would beat his wife in his drunken fury,
and was a terror generally. Now he is a
sound, well man, and is at work, his wife
happy, and the appetite for drink gone.''
1t is the hungry child that can be fed with
profit. Any and all sufferers. whether
feOm habit or other trouble. Come
Learn how to get well and keep will. Ex-
plantations will he made so plain That you
can readily understand and approve my
mode of treatment. / have the use OF
these treatments for the public throughout
this part of country. Not merely as an
agent who sells his wares, parrot like, but
as a physician. You are all in favor OF
women physicians, then practically dem
onstrate your approval. Not merely for
the sake of good TO No. l, but because 81
am my brothers keeper" Napoleon Bon
aparte said, "In great crises it is woman's
special lot 10 soften our misfortune"
Yours Faithfully,
Mrs. NORA HULINGs SEIGEL,
Residence opposite p. o.,
Tionesta, Pa.