The Somerset reporter., 1893-07-20
ANIDROSIS.
PHYSICIAN WRITES

In regards new medical inventions,
such "a the iHidrosis Treatments: | be-
licve that it every physician woui Decd
pv his leisure time in free thought aud
experiment in reference to invrnting bet
ter methods of aleiviating human sun T.
cring instead of depending upon pre-
cepts of tutors. aud text books, IL II
they had reached ii stage of perfection,
we would be enabled t. add much 10
our stock of knowledge and become
physicians instead of machines. How
could he speak a greater truth: When
he. Gas an NJ. ID. subseribes to a code of
principles, and restrictive bylaws, which
deprives INN of the liberty of adopting,
or inventing better methods of treat
mrnt, all medical progress comes To II
stand-stll by restrictive bylaws. 1t
should be the aim of every physician, to
secure the most efficient methods of
eliminating the elements of disease from
the organism instead of adhering to the
dogmatic notions. that the pojSohoHs,
Tritdbic. 0bStrHctirc. SecrctiORS which
form Il basis for the multitude Of symp-
tons. may be cGrced by drugging the
stomach. which every observer, is posi-
lively aware. has no tendency to eXpcl,
regardless of such arbitrary restrictions
by any school of medicine
Why all this struggle for initiating
the CompoitHd Fapor BdthSI Because OF
its efficiency in clearing the organism of
all that defeats nature? 1t the elements
of Il sease. deposited in the blood and
tissues to the defeat of nature, induces the
various symptoms of disease, how l. it
possible to cure (without clearing away
all such rubbsh) by dragging the
stomach: For moment think of the
blood being loaded to Il coagulated state
so often experienced by the purple faced,
blue vcined invalid, who cannot move
for fear of heart failure in its struggle
to circulate such mass of clotted blood.
Who wonders that in such conditions
that varcose veins should appear about
the lower limbs: Dear DIR. do you know
of II medicine which can overcome such
conditions: Though elastic bandages
are prescribed by nearly all, can it be
possible that any are so void of science
as to not know its obstructive influences
over the circulation already defeated :
BIZ AnidroSis the blood is quickly uu-
loaded, and vitalized: viii you allow II
patient in these conditions to die down
rather than show them the. way out be-
cause this method is out Of the old rut
of dogmatic theories:
1t certainly requires Il powerful heart
to circulate blood thus coagulated, and
it should be wonder in the minds of
all, that heartfailure is not more preva-
lent. or that blood poison averages so
small. OF course the heart fails fatally
at the instant of every death, but We
find people Especially ladies' confined to
indoor duties with cold feet and tfrob-
ing brow, nervous, respondent, and sleep
less, entirely void of magnetic power,
upon whom medicines usually prescribed
only tend to make IA bad matter worse
Nothing short of constitutional removal
ton. can possibly raise the circulation
and restore the patient to electrical pow
err. BY this simple. luxurious outfit in
your home, Cattcndcd ia As provided
you may tighten the work of the heart
and prevent poisonous basis formation
thus escaping every disease symptoms
"a by lR'drosjS. parHY promotcS lhgSir"