The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-20

of your wants in therparticular sphere while steam
heat and roll-top tubs have made bathing luxury
l furnish physiological exercise Not many men or
women outside the medical profession know clearly
what this It passive exercise of every mus
Gle and fibre of the entire body apportoned that all
receive their just share of released vital force and profit
accordingly without detriment to any member The
result on the patient is extraordinary
No other forms of exercise because they exact and
haphazard, produce like effects. Walking sup
posedy perfect form Of exercise is the contrary far
from being perfect.
Nevertheless exercise is absolutely Indispensable The
blood can not remain normal without it, and unless the
blood be normal disease not be avoided. Moreover,
as we have shown, the exercise must be physiological
This brings to Mechanic Therapy. Rather inviting,
is not to be able to take your exercise lying down in
comfortable, drowsy way and to arise fuller of life
and energyin such manner get rid of your pains and
aches and disabilities put flesh or off your bones
at will secure FULL sparkling eyes, red cheeks we'll
formed body and in short become complete instead
OF deficient physical animai My aim is to get you
into normal physical condition that you don know
you have body. Instead give you reservoir of
pleasant sensations. That is health
AS my work has object-the correction of irreg-
uarty in the circulation the absorption of diseased
conditions of the body by circulation and their conse-
quent elimination from the body by means of the nat
ural channels-t will not be considered an mperti-
nence by the reader, trust to review this function
briefly.
Circulation is the complete circuit of the body by
particle of blood Starting at the left ventrcle it fol-
lows artery to its minuest extension in tissue
There it is picked up by the capilares through them
conveyed the veins and returned the heart after
having been successfully filtered of its waste matter
by the skn Of it's bile by the liver it urea by the kid
neys and paid toll of secreons to various glands of the
body. ,a
Permanent Health Through Perfect Circulation
The blood enters the heart through the right aurice
by means OF an enormous trunk line vein, the Vena
Cava When the aurcle is full valve at the orifce of
the Vena Cava closes and another set the tricuspis
md tho RIGHT
cie open. The moment the ventrice is filled the tri
cuspd Closes the ventrcle contracts and it's dark car
bon-laden contents forced through the pulmonary
artery into the lungs Here it spreads out meshlike
by means of millions of capillaries is oxygenated and
returns lively red, through corresponding capil-
lares connected with the pulmonary vein, through
which poured into the left aurcle There the same
process goes on occurred at the right side; valve
opens to admit the fluid closes behind it; the mitral
valve then elaxes and admits the contents of the aurce
into the ventrice, closing tightly as the great throb
of the heart caused by the left ventrce sysoe throws
the blood into the grand trunklne artery the aortc
at velocity of four feet second Thus the cycle is
begun and completed on average of - times min
ute day and night from the hour of birth to the day of
DEATH
The blood goes out trading trip It carries lime,
potash, soda, magnesa, oxygen nitrogen grape sugar,
fats gm etc. ETC. This cargo trades off for carbonc
acid gas uric acid and long list of waste products to
which the scientists have given that not less
formidable than the posons themselves.
The kidneys catch the urea, the excretory glands all
waste and the lungs respre the carbonc acid gas.
On it's next trip the blood like obedent servant, de-
vers its load of healthy living cells to the hungry It's
sues, carries off the waste, and infinitum Mean
while the posesssor of this model vascular system goes
about enjoying fe getting the most of himself and ut
terly unconscious that he has such thing vital
gan But let the digestive apparatus fail to provide
the element sOda magnesla what not that the blood
demands and it becomes impoverished. Balance be-
tween the breakdown and the upbud is disturbed The
waste may be carried off and may not be replaced;
hence emaciaton On the other hand the waste
may not be removed. Far from being inactive, how
ever, it Immediately begins a chemical change that
bodies future good reactive solution has now
tered into the circulation and goes swirng around the
circle like Satan, "seekng whom or what, it may de-
vour.' This sort of stuff forms admirable breeding
material for bacterial life and the result dseased
process more less severe. Meanwhile the owner is
beaborng Providence with his her reproaches. The
sprghtness is gone and the presence of pain for the
first time introduces him to his inner man.
All this time nature is making frantic efforts to
cover herself She draws off vital force and
energy from other organs keep up the fight and grad