Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-12-13
PARALYSIS!
A New Working Theory.

A New Working Theory.
Many persons have no thought that
nearly all cases of paralysis could be
easily prevented. The medical frater-
nifty declare the causes to be
"obscure," that is, in the dark. We
believe that there can be no paraly-
sis without an adequate cause. These
causes lie in the habits of persons,
and in every instance can be traced
to these habits directly. Paralysis is
not an accident. 1t is a result OF
long, continued disobedience to the
Laws OF Nature. From these I'M
natural habits, whether of food,
drink or personal iniractions OF the
Natural Laws. the red blood corpus.
Giles become diminished; the ganglions
become clogged and after a length Of
time, these ganglions will not permit
messages passed through them. Then,
apparently sudden, but really the
result OF months or years of dis
obedience, the victim wakes up to
find himself, or herself, suffering
from ''Stroke of Paralysis"
To cure this condition the red
blood corpuscles should be cleansed.
Food and drink should be proper
and the body should be thoroughly
cleansed. Then the paralytic re-
cnvars hia baalth
All the dosing with arsenic. strych-
nine or other poisons is precisely
contrary to the natural and correct
method of recovering the use of the
paralyzed limbs.
Poisons and drugs are not needed.
Cleanliness of the body; proper food
and drink are tho correct methods of
getting well,
We will give you two cases.
/ Mr.. A. F. Getty Of 1865 South Union
Street, Rochester,, New York, was
totally paralyzed. He could not
fasten his clothes, could not feed
himself and had to be assisted in
every movement. The doctors sug-
gested that he might always remain
in this paralyzed condition. He had
heard of this theory of paralysis and
determined to test its truthfulness.
He had to he lifted on the cars at
Rochester and an assistant was in
attendance to get him off the cars at
Bellville, Ohio.
cfo nd nl
? raise a glass of water to his lips. Feet
legs and arms completely paralyzed.
N On his arrival at Bellville, DR.,
, Keith commenced to explain hif
, methods of treatment. Newer mind
, your explanation Doctor" said
Getty, Just get me we'll"
!. With the cleansing Of the body by
+ baths and freely drinking of the
Solvent Spring water came returning
!. power and Mr.. A. F. Getty entirel,
recovered the use Of all his limbs and
has been continuously at work since
. his return home over two years ago
, II you are interested in paralysis
q write to him and get particulars.
q Take the case of J. J. Sberal o
l. Spillville, Iowa, in this state. Thi
. was case OF total paralysis. It hat
q been treated by many physician
;. without benefit to the paralyze'
n parts. All kinds of appliances ha'
been used. Mr.. Sberal stayed fv
~ months at the SanItarium of d.
q Melville G. Keith at Bellville, Ohio
q and was restored to health. Thl
A. year he did his own stacking. II
# attends to his ia rm affairs and is
very happy man. Mr.. Sberal is
~ citizen of Winneshiek county, Poi
q Office address is Spillville, Iowa, az
he has called on the editor of tn
paper and we know the facts to b
true. We are confident that tn
working theory of paralysis is corre'
and that DR.. Keith can cure near
every case of paralysis by b
cleansing treatment.
10 NUMBNEss of HANDS or FEE
- WEAKNESS of BACK, GOODNESS
: FERT; DIZZINESS; one pupil Of ON
EYE BEING LARGER THAN THE PUP
IN THE OTHER EYE; FAILURE
MEMORY; a DARK MUDDY or a putt
colored skin; HIGHLY coLoRED URN
and IRREGULAR beating OF TH
HEART MAY BE SYMPTOMS OF A
Preaching PARALYSIS.
2 At least Mr.. Dingley should
allowed to provide a stiff spring +
the "open door,"