The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1907-07-06
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5. OVERCOME BY SCIENCE
Beneficial Results Are Attained
Through Recognition of Ma
lures ever-Failing Laws.
Message Of Cheer to the Afflicted
by Leading Duluth
Chiropractor.

In the whole category of diseases,
there is none that has occasioned more
discussion and speculation as to it's
cause. than rheumatism. The thera-
peutics of the disease are as varied as
the opinions concerning it's nature and
origin.
All schools agree upon what const1-
tutes It's exciting causes, but, there is
far from being an unanimity of senti-
ment as to the real cause. Some con-
tend that a predisposition to the dis
ease Is inherited: others, that it is
occasioned by an excess of acid IN
the blood; still others, that it is due
to imperfect nutrition and deficient ex-
fermentation.
J. While there is an element Of truth
in all of these contentious, my expert
ence with the disease, leaves no doubt
In my mind, that it's primary cause is
by the foregoing opinions. Indeed,
those alleged causes are themselves
but secondary effects, which will dis
or primary cause.
Usually, the disease manifests itself
n the larger Joints of the extremities.
1t does not always, however, conf1ne
itself to those parts. but may attack
the cardiac regions Of the heart, when
it becomes exceedingly critical and
not unfrequently proves fatal. Some
times too, it may without any appa-
rent reason, suddenly leave one part
and fasten itself upon another, and in
extraordinary cases, it may invade the
whole muscular structure.
1t is remarkable that the cause and
cure Of 80 prevalent an inf1rmity,
should have so long eludd the prac-
t1tioners OF the various schools of drug
medication. Perhaps their time was
so fully occupied in keeping abreast
Of the constantly changing succession
| Of chemical experiments OF which the
patients are tia victims.
To the intelligent chiropractor, the
cause Of rheumatism is as plain as
day, and his success in effectjng cure
J thereof, will be in exact proportion to
his care ard skin in conforming to
chiropractic methods in treating it.
The true seat of the disease Being
elsewhere than in the PAL: affected,
he knows that the functions Of the
disabled joints cannot be restored by
rubbtngs, massage, pressure move
ments. Turkish baths, liniments, drugs,
| or other expedients. These, Or any one
Of them, may be admirable in a prop
or primary cause.
have treated by chiropractic meth
DDS, large number of cases of acute,
chronic, and sciaiic rheumatism. and
| never failed in a single instance. to eff
feet cure. I know where the true
seat Of the disease is located. and can
tell on first examination whether or
not it's ravages have become irrepa-
| rable. That there are incura BILE cases
goes without saying, but they are not
nearly as numerous as is generally
supposed.
Health and strength are in confor-
nifty with the laws Of our being. The
! whole question resolves itself into CIV
ing nature q chance to direct and
utilize In legitimate channels, he1
| abundant resources of energy and
| power; and then, rheumatism, with all
its attendant disorders, will vanish as
the dew before the morning sun.
DIR. A. GRAHAM,
Chfropractor,
500 Burrows Block.
Duluth, MINI.