East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-02-01
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osTEOpA1S.
Pelvic D'''.', !, n
ven, wS,. Of women az ,sa, ! lea as
why! why this alarnI0s. M n Dstissl
answer to the ',as r,as. statsl
must must look to the ,s'sr - psrt
nases, InSeso Or =. female trsss1ss.d tasrssl'sd
period ,sal Of life eut,ra,'a tS'aaA n
scientists are Is It any "a,
these ths'I,ars mu:, Of the human =. :
that IN F,.e 'ne mother,
death rate exce.sa sna osnl
ars ars wonder h".i, that 50 M mann S,',A !
Iuacks have mads a, mat d
aIs,sY.. ns,aY With year. of oi In. 'ssII
u,sn,,. u,s,resS' aches in bach q ''ii'
ments u,epts' with with their reil., :, y
Ments, h,e Ss.. headaches, dIss.lI,.' y
bladder Sna. der trouble. etc. ''''''' I !"
Ing ,"aa caust'.s %eman n.. submit. to
and finally the surr.oe'. s. e's''il
,o.i 10 find herself at last Q %
"ervOes ,,e1 s, wreck and a ho,.l'
IT. lidy Such is the story DSp' N
IN mo our own town. canpS, y :,
.his awful tale? II M,
nardier race must take !,
He who brings this sto,, !,
VIII be greater than any ~
'orys pages, Such a o,'
striving hard for this r,o,,'I ~
In the person of DR.. Aos,.V S@,"
the founder of osteopathy
senator Jos. B. Foraker
founder of osteopathy so..
more in this life than vs,.
done to relieve the suft.rIn,
men. his name will 20 down
as the greatest physician a
and one of the benetactor
race"
is this eulogy merited, 4
anime his theory and see n
sonable, for we should \.
healing, although we have NJ,
So The body is not a mys|
works by law, Just as trulV
other machine. So have a
The uterus and ovaries
abundant and dellcately
nerve and blood supply on vi
depend to functionate. or
their duty of life, procresuI
cause OF this abundance and
of nerve and blood supply, \
easily disturbed. At this \
stu began by asking, "Hov (
disturbance come about?" 81
Is that no physician ever al
before, or If he asked, failed 4
answer. DIR. Still never stop,|
he had an answer.
The blood, to the female d
well as to all parts Is conu|
the raso-motor nerves. It'd
in the spinal cord, pass out
the vertebrae, thence d
through tissues and over iol,l
organs. Cut the vaso-moial
any vessel and the vessel
paralyzed. Then the foiu
blood within the vessel 81
wall, accommodating an exces
an inflammation or congest
these facts of physiology as
point, DR.. Still began the
the agent cutting the
nerve. Diligent search recv
the vertebrae between NJ
nerve leaves the spinal 81
slightly displaced, the ribs
and 18th, were drawn down.
gether, and that the pelne|
commonly called the hip OolI
twisted. "An idea" says y
"These bring pressure ana
the nerves as they pass py |
I straighten these II shoala
desired result" He did Y
The result you have in the az
tation from the wife OF ohlOs|
senator.
You have been duped long
Henceforth proceed by reas]
vestigate. There are severn,
town who have been treaiea|
complete explanation and unJ
Pick the wheat from the
pretenders are numerous
infest our state until Senator
ellis bill, now before 'ne
becomes a law and comp'l
teopaths to go before 'a an
board. Don't judge os''V'
what some pretender nas ,.,sl
to give you. Would you wv w
cine from the work Of a III III
Frequently we hear, n
uterine displacement 20
can't help me-" Does ny ~ !.
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