Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-11-20
DIR. "DlAMOND DICK.'
DIR. GEO B. MCCLELLAN ON HYGIENE-IHoOGH ALL
AUTHORS OF HYGIENE DO NOT PRACTICE
WHAT THEY PREACH.
A WORD TO THE WISE SHOULD BE SUFFICIENT
OFFICE IN FOURTH AVE. HOETL, GARNETT

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LATHAM of the organic laws.
WHAT AN INTERESTING FACT Is HERE RE
The thought that at least one
third part of the suffering OF disease
of those who shall live in the next
generation depend upon our con
duet in this, is well calculated to
fill our minds the great responsible
ity that rests upon us The or
ganic laws hold mankind strictly
accountable for their own habits.
But to him has been given reason
and Judgment and to some a dispo.
sition to investigate the laws and
mysteries of creation in order to
secure their own healths. AS the
proverb says, there are "ser-
mons in stones and running
brooks" So do we behold vol
umes in the herbal living.
Over 1000 years ago Greece,
Egypt and Rome declared that
plants were the only natural prov
idence for the cure of disease.
When sick it is the liver's fault.
Its Office is to remove all noxious
materials from the blood. Its
healthy activity is entirely depend
ent upon the stomach, and disorder
ed states of the stomach disturb
the activity of the liver. Over
loading the stomach renders it in
active and disordered. People in
eating and drinking and in all that
relates to their conduct in the at
fairs and pursuits of life, and a
knowledge of these truths and their
applications, would prove a most
powerful means of restoring health.
The neglect which sends thou
sands to "a premature grave, one
half not completing the age OF eight
years. Now who is at fault !?
Somebody, most assuredly. IL
proper care be taken and certain
rules observed and enforced, the
cure of all durable diseases is quite
simple. aud proper treatment, a
little time. hope and perseverance,
health would soon return and fam
lilies be made happy.
AS one of New York's famous
physicians said, in sense quite
extensive, the care of all diseases is
a unit, also one course, one rem.
edy. The body is burdened with
something which ought not to be
there.
The blood is in an unnatural con-
dtion. 1t contains particles which
do not belong to it in its healthy
state. Find the remedy that will
remove the poison or foreign par
ticles from the blood, then the bur-
den is also removed and cure oh.
tanned. The remedy must be such
as will restore and give healthy
action to the organs designed by
nature for it's removal.
The lungs, stomach, liver, skin,
kidneys and bowels are the organs
designed by nature to effect it and
to preserve the purity of the blood.
The blood remedies whenever re-
quired should be such as nature
has also assigned; from the many
facts that exist we must not believe
that there is not single disease in
man that may not have its remedy
or cure in some herb, or other veg
etable agreeable to the providence
of nature. This fact or law is
proven in the lower animal king
dom. Who has not seen our family
domestic animals and many OF the
untamed creatures of the forest,
fields and air seek out sickness or
arrangement of the functions Of it's
organism.
Nature has planted defiuite in.
stinct in every organic creature in
order for all it's restorations to
health from disease In man how
ever, such instinct is not so plainly
marked.