The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-01-07

no mistake about this 1T WILL CURE
CONSTIPATION. 1t readily cures in
confluence of urine, especially in cases
OF Children, where it has become n
nightly habit. In all cases of sexual
functional arrangements and irregulari-
ties, in male or female, suggestion is en-
tirely superior to all other measures. 1t
is miraculous to witness the happy
changes that come over patients of this
class when treated by suggestion. Per-
versions, weaknesses of all kinds, i'm
potency, sterility, irregularities, anne
norrhea, dvsmenorrhea, menorrhagia,
prolapsus uteri backache, dependency,
forgetiulness, wakefulness, dyspepsia,
palpitation of the heart, are all amena-
BILE to suggestive control, and many of
them are speedily and radically cured
by this method alone. In rheumatism,
acute or chronic, neuralgia of all kinds,
st. Vitus' dance, epilepsy, neurasthenia,
nervous prostration, paralysis of all
kinds, consumption in first stages, loss
of voice, asthma, hay fever, writer's
cramp, nervous deafness. nervous blind
ness, cataract and many other stubborn
diseases not coming under any particu-
lar heading, are all suitable diseases for
suggestive treatment. Self-conscious-
ness, bashfulness, fear to speak or sing
in public, fear of lightning and wind
storms, morbid fear of disease of any
kind, morphine, cocaine and all drug
habits, aud all hallucinations are cured
by suggestion. Suggestion helps to
build character, strengthens the will,
improves the memory, gives us new
courage, and invigorates all the mental
faculties. 1t enables us to overcome all
moral perversions, such as lying, steal
ing, swearing, gambling and violent
temper. And all such habits as the pri-
vate vice, drinking, smoking, chewing,
bed-wetting, clay-eating, finger nail-bit-
ing, thumb and fnger-sucking, bad
dreams, night horrors, etc, yield to sug-
gestive treatment.
"In surgery and midwifery, for the
purpose OF preventing pain, we employ
suggestion instead of chloroform. We
can many times perform extensive and
dangerous surgical operations and take
women through difficult labors under
the influence OF suggestion, without the
least pain or danger OF any kind" The
above is long list. Something we
would leave out and others we would
add.
Suggestion is especially strong in
any and every mental disturbance. 1t
cures melancholia, removes sadness and
discouragements, and even cures in
sanity, DR.. Pitzer says: SUCCESS
TIVE THERAPEUTICS EMBRACES
all the known methods OF reaching and
controlling diseases through the in
fuence of the mind OF the patient.
These methods comprehend a complete
exposition Of psychological medicine,
and the mental management of diseases
upon the principles expounded and
practiced by Liebeault and Bernheim OF
France; Daniel Hack luke and {. LLOYD
Tuckey OF England; Albert Mol OF Ger
many; Thomas J. Hudson and other
able teachers, authors, and practi-
TONERS OF America. Every careful
observer knows the human body may
be greatly disturbed through mental i'll
huences. Anger tlushes the face and re-
tards digestion sorrow brings tears to
the eyes and wastes the tissues Of the
body; the sight OF food excites a flee
flow OF saliva; young man witnesses a
surgical operation at distance of twenty
feet, suddenly turns pale and falls over
in fainting fit; man in the army is
ordered into battle, and he is suddenly
stricken with diarrhoea young lady is
disappointed in love, and she either
commits suicide or pines away and dies
broken hearted; a woman is told that
her husband was killed in a railroad
wreck, and she utters a scream and ex-
pires on the spot. 1t is useless to null
tiply these examples. No fact is more
important for u to remember than that
mental influences exert a wonderful
power in exciting or aggravating and pro-
longing many diseased conditions, and
these conditions are not imaginary dis
eases. THERE Is No SUCH THING
A. Az IMAGINARY DISEASE. This
supposed imaginary disease Is REAL
ONE not always properly named by
the PATIENT, brought about or intensi-
fed bv mental Observation-Disclosures
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