The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-04-18
REMARKABLE EXPERIMENTS
AND STUDIES ON THE STOMACH.
How no Eat Properly.

Not long keo Horace Fletcher pub.
,ishcd book called The A. II Z Of Our
Own Nutrition. IN which he adv0cated,
Do right the lecdinT OF your Douyi
Nature will do an the rest for You
arlshtp After a dozen years Of nnlnter.
fDpted experiments upon himself and
ppon dogs cats and other animals. Mr.
Horace Fletcher concludes that the aver
tge 8ufnan being eats three times as much
as Is coed for him that by eating only
obe.thlrd As much and masucatlnq u
even more ,horoZ ghly than BY Glad
mouthtul . person Is assured 81 anialAng
health strength cOntentment ard on
HtVity. liz word. he will have annihll-
aftd the chief cause Of all diseasc-lndi-
gestlon Mr., Fletcher conducted expert
ments az Y le and Cam bridge Jniversi-
Of the United States Army. AS result
of nss experiments be advocates that
people should Ignore false appetite and
wall tor y retarn OF normal appetite.
which is indicated BY a 3esire for some
particular simple Tod, accompanied by
watering y The n0uth-ail y which IS
good advice, out a great many Ameri Z
chns both men and women, are thin. pale
and guny. with poor circulation. because
they have airc11y ii-treated their stom
achs oy hnsty eating 81 too much eating.
~ ,9nsstm ng Alcoholic beverages. or by
NID nIhNN NUltllttI'ttI 40 uDilN4 UlAIf Ut
factory. and u consequence the stomach
must sp treated ina natural way before
they can rectfy ,heir earlier mistakes
The muscles n many such people, n
every wary. hln and thn-boOded per
son 10 their work. with great d.ilicuity
A. result .atigle comes early Is ex.
treme and lasts ong. The demand tor
nutrltive alG s ahead oi he supply Tc
insure 1eriecf health every tissue bone
nerve, icndOu o. Muscle should take
troni The Blood certain materials and
return k u certair others II 3 neces.
sasy ic prepare the stomach for the WORT
OF takinH 9p trom The food what Is
necessary tc make good rich red blood
We mast e. tc Nature for the remedy.
which shall ~ Simple cut effective.
IAnre we're cer.ain roots known 70 the
Indians 81 this country before the advent
81 tte whites wnich later came &c The
k1uw edge of ihe settlers and which are
hos growing rapidly IN professional
favor iof the cnre o. OBSTINATE stomach
and liver troubles These are found "a
be SAFE and yet aeftain in their cleansing
and lnvigcfating elect upon the stomach
and blood These are Golden Seal root
Queens root Stone root. Bloodroot
Mandrake root Then there Is Black
Cherryoark The medicinal principles
residing h these native roots vhen
extraeted with 2lycerine as A solvent
makes the most reliable and efficient
stomach tonic and liver inNigOr0Lor
Where there IS bankrupt vitality -snch
a. exhaustion, bad nutriti0r-and thin
blood the body acquires vigor and the
nerves blood and all the tissues feel the
favorable effect
Although some physicians wcre aware
OF the high medicinal value OF the above
mentioned plants yet few have used pure
glycernc 10 combination, or as q solvent
and usually the doctors prescriptions
called for the ingredients in varying
amounts, iVitt 0lc0iOt
Nearly forty years ago, DR. Pierce
found that chemically pure glycerine Of
proper strength. was best for extracting
the medicinal properties from these roofs
and that 10 gave added value 10 a tonic
compound ~ restoring tone and vigor 10
the catlfe system without the dc4-imen.