The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-11-21
brane results, f,iloweI by an
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and lnfiameS the catirc parts. The
woman now has lrucorrhoea. or
"whtes" The doctor tells her it
is simple disease aad op yrcqnires
Il simple wash with au ordinary
syringe. This advice IS followed
but, does cure result? Never!
Why? Because frs5, he has not Il
syringe that will completely cleanse
the parts, and, second, he does not
instruct her as to the cause and
tc1oh her 10 avoid i. Tim. passes
and the condition continues. The
discharge soon causes a relaxed
condition of the vaginal walls and
broad ligaments. The womb, de-
prlved of ITS natural supports, the
bread ligamenls settles down in the
pelvls, causing pain in the back,
dragging sensation in the hips, and
feeling that the organs would fall
asunder. She now has prolapsus,
or "falling Of the womb" a pitiable
condition which doctors fail to cure.
Recovery only follows by removal
of the cause and a term at the hos
?iial with rest, hygeine and proper
treatment. Now, all of these
troubles, suffering and expense may
be avoided and married life made
peaceful and happy. How can this
be? you ask. Buy one of DIR. Balls
"BEST SYRINGES," use 1t, and
obey the instructions of this little
folder, and health will come and
come to stay. A perusal of the
following "Seven Points of Super
iority of the Best Syringe" will
convince you why this is SO.
First. 1t is made of metal that
will last life time.
Second. It's size is such as to
produce sufficient dilation in many
cases of itself.
Third. The dilation is made by
a silk like air chamber, without
pain or injury to the parts.
Fourth. The air chamber fills
the double office of dilator and
dam, or shield, thus obviating the
necessity of pressing pad against
the perineum to prevent leakage.
Fifth. Dilation is continuous
and Independent ofother processes
and under complete control of the
operator or patient.
Sixth. Cleansing and disinfect-
ing may be done, and the applica-
tion of astringent solutions made
without readjusting or changing the
instrument.
Seventh. 1t is most easily used,
and the work Of cleaning is absolu-
teIy sure and complete.
1t is objected to this syringe that
it may be used to prevent maternity.
For this reason doctors object to its
general use because it cuts their
fees. The objection, though valid,
is not against the instrument, or its
proper use. The same objection is
made to many useful articles which
have been applied in manners for
which they were not intended. But
women know what they want, and
that is a preventive and cure for
their suffering. Besides, the objec-
tion raised carries with it reflec-
tion which the author hereof hesi-
tates to make.
The syringe is sold by DR.. j.
Parker Ball, OF Hesston, Kansas,
and is sent, with full directions and
copy of this folder, all prepaid, on
receipt of price, $500. 1t is also
sold by druggists and agents, and
may be found at wholesale with
McPike Drug Co., Atchison, Kan
sas, and c. E. Hotts Drug Co., of
Wichita, Kansas.
The syringe will last a lifetime
but some of its rubber attachments
in time may need renewal. These
may be had, by mail at the follow.
ing prices. Air chamber 1Oc; 8
for 25c; bulbs, 25c each; tubing, sc
per foot. Address,
DIR. j. PARKER BALL,
Hesston, Kansas.
Directions for using "BEST"
Syringe.
First. Attach the tube of
fountain, or common bulb syringe,
filled with the fluid to be used,
(staid by clasp and hung on high
nail, if fountain) to the middle tube