The herald., 1896-09-06
TAN Is AUTOMATIC

"Prune up . child In the way n shosld
grow and when It 10 old II will not depart
from IT,
Mankind are animals which II natural
are under the guidance Of INTELLECT All
animals in a state of nature are SELF
supporting. healthy and happy.
| Therefore all persons who are not self
supporting, healthy and happy are un-
natural.
| All reasonable persons must admit
| that every thought and motion Is trans
mitted upon the telegraphic nerves
| which, If unobstructed in their action,
will produce their own natural condi-
ton. Therefore physical and mental
disorders must be durable to whatever
extent these Instructions can be re-
| moved. For this purpose nature has
not only hidden the inner organism from
view and made the blood inimitable. as q
broad hint, but it has also centralized
the nervous system with operating ter
minals ''in sight," so that by reasona-
BILE understanding of the organs through
which the calls of nature adjust the
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telligence may regulate this automatic
machinery, or at least guard against
deception by those who strive to spec
ulate upon human misfortunes. The me-
chanical form of the bodily sewerage has
ever been recognized as an index Of
health by all observing people. 1t need
therefore take but step in imagination
or test to prove that dilation will in
stantly set the blood in motion. which
as soon as reinstated, IL but another
name for health, or natures universal
remedy for disease, the same as with tho
healthy savages who were thus masters
Of this self-cleansing organism.
All natural tribes have used the flng-
ers with magical results and nearly all
mothers have used piece Of soap with
their infants without thinking that the
same remedy was Of equal value at any
age.
Numerous makers Of moro convenient
dilators for self use are now curing the
most distressing forms Of paralysis.
rheumatism and other forms OF obstruc-
ted circulation as readily as 1t was form.
erly prevented by the ever ready applt-
ances Of nature.
Let any person who doubts that the
mental organism Is alike controllable ask
the warden of any prison how many
Jews are under his care.
If these numerous observers of tho
eighth day can live without prison.
others can do so by reasonable care Of
that center of the mental forces. Though
surgery is a part of their religion. tho
human fingers are entirely sufficient to
regulate any male or female child If
taken at birth, as has been abundantly
proven in Los Angeles
When by these simple methods the
requirements of balanced organism
may be so fully satisfied. is 1t not re-
proach upon civilization to build prisons
for neglected children and need1essly
hardened criminals?
To wage war against intemperance
and at the same time foster the unnat-
| ural conditions which produce It?
To build sheltering homes for fallen
| women, when less expensive prevention
| implores assistance?
| To enforce the less o1 Of a pure life un-
der any circumstances against the ply
sical deformity which produces to
opposite?
| To stupify the sick for q consideration.
when an easily balanced organism will
| adjust itself?
| To magnify all surrounding objects
with spectacles instead Of liberating at
their distant focus the nerves which con-
| troll the eye?
And what is worse than all else. to
| enforce compulsory education against
| nature and leave all children open to the
above abuses. when by making these
| simple repairs at birth, or in childhood,
their balanced organism would seek tho
avenues Of progress and prosperity. As
a progressive nurseryman may from the
slim twigs under his care, direct the
future fruit markets Of the world, SO is it
| possible to 'prune up child In the
way it should grow, and when 1t is old
| it will not depart from it,"
| Any one whose intelligence leads him
to believe that the natural condition Of
health, happiness and self-preservation
l bespeaks natural remedy for the un-
fortunate, may obtain further informa-
| ton upo-> this important subject. with
out charge, by calling or enclosing
| stamp.
| LEWIS HOWELL ROGERS.
431k s. Spring ST., Los Angeles, Cal.