East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-02-04
OSTEOPATHY
Pelvic Diseases of Women.

cent Oh women are III perfect health.
Why this alarming state? For the
answer to the greater part of it, we
must look to the so-called pelvic dis
eases, or female troubles. 1t is rare
indeed to find a woman In the active
period of life entirely free from all
these ailments. Is 1t any wonder that
scientists are constantly asserting the
degeneracy of the human race, when
these must be the mothers of 1t, or
that in France and Germany the
death rate exceeds the births? Is 1t
any wonder that so many false cures
are heralded. and that for years
quacks have made this their harvest
field? With years of suffering and
distress, aches in back, ovaries and
uterus, with their reflex accompani-
ments, headaches, digestive disorders,
bladder trouble, ETC., Is 1t any won
der that woman submits to the burn
ing caustics. pessary, electric shock.
and finally the surgeons knife. only
to find herself at last unsexed. a
nervous wreck and a hopeless lnva-
lid? Such Is the story of a hundred
in our own town. Cannot science end
this awful tale? II not, a new and
harder race must take the stage.
He who brings this story to a close
will be greater than any now on his
tory's pages. Such a one is now
striving hard for this glorious cause
In tba narson NJ Dr Andrew II SIN
tho founder NJ osteonatbv Said Mrs
senator los r. Foraker "If the
founder of Osteopathy does nothing
D
done to relieve. the suffering of wo-
men, his name will go down the ages
as the creGtest physician of any age.
and one Of the benefactors of the
race"
Is ,bis auIogv raritad7 Tot no Nv
amino bis, tbeor,, ana soa &, ;, ho roo-
sopahIa for wa should ro,go, IN
,,a,r,r, oltbo,,oh ,,.a ~, ,,o,,on ao,,a
co Tho nod, ,s ro+ a ,,,,,,,ar,, h,,t
worts hv low tr,, os trrt,, a.. ony
o,bar ,,oohIno G. ho,,o .ooao,,
u'ei uS anu oVa'ies nave an
anu uei'ca'eiS udiaioeu
nerve anu Dioou supply on WHICH 'hey
uepe"u u iunetioua'e' OF Perior"
uuN VI me Procreat'oi' Dc
enuse ol '"is apu''u"nce ana uencacy
VI I'VE anu oioou supply tney are
eNs,N uisturpeu' Az thls point Dr'
81 Desah py asking no" uoes tnis
uis.urpahee come ABOUT strange II
is tha' no physician ever asked thls
oelore' or II ne asked failed TO get an
answer Dr sun never stopped until
lie hau an answer
The blood to the female organs. as
wen "s ~ d" pd'ts Is coltroied oy
the rdso-Hiotor nerves Ihese arise
III 'he spihal cora, pass out between
tle vertebrate thence downward
thtoush tissues anu over JOINTS TO the
organs CUT 'he vaso-motor nerve TO
any Nessei ana tne Vessel wall Is
paraIyzeu' Ihen the force OF the
pioou Wlthlh the Vessel spleads the
wall accuihuiatihs an excess OF Dloou'
an ihilaihni"tion OF congestion win
these lacts Oh PHYSIOLOGY as starting
poi''' III. sun oeRan the search Tor
'he agent cutting the Vaso-motor
nerve DInsent search recVealed that
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s,,a,,t,,. ,a,.n,a. sp'ai eo,u' " 49,
on3 ,S,h - -. 80 '"e ~"
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strat,hto. ,,a" n, 80 oy ule"
desired rasnlt a Io dt1 thn -,
The result Won have IN tho ohoyo ono-
tation from the wire ~ oh,o,s arootoo,
senator
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nlI.s biIt NON, -, ''o. ,,,u nrown-
becoras ,n,,. ~, Wv. ls's'u'ure'
toonaths 80 S'.'-pe's al, os-
hoord ~, 49, a., eAa,h'i'ns
whot so,,,a s.eVpa'hy oy
70 sIva ,,o,, e W., mas oeen aDte
cJne fro1, tb - you 'uuse nieui-
Vi qu"cA
Frequehe'y we near II have
Uterine displacement SO osteopathy
can heip me- Does not the dis
piacehhent come from the stretching
vi .ne hs"mehts, weakened by poor