El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-15

All down through the history OF the
ages men have striven to get the blooo
to circulate in the part affected, ana
whenever they could accomplish this the
patient has seemed to get better. The
excitement caused by the beating on
tin pans by the aborigines Ito drive
away the evil spirits), did to a certain
extent force circulation and the patient
felt better.
Just as the medical doctors of today
poison their patient or whip up the poor
tired nerve by means Of electricity, leads
the patient for time to think they are
better. But all of these systems only
irritate the whole nervous system and
exhaust it, and are therefore a mistake.
Just as the use of all alcohols or stimu-
hnts are mistake and furnish not one
bit of vital force to the system.
For the fact remains that if the nerve
was not congested and pressed on at the
SHINE it would never have allowed the
blood to become staghant in the part al
fected. and thus caused the disease
Suppose you come in contact with the
SMALLPOX. the absorbing of the poison
from the decaying sweat glands from
the person who had the smallpox, over
works the nerves to your sweat glands
to throw it off. especially If you are
filthy. so that the glands cannot throw
it out perfectly; then It exhausts the
nerves. and the acid condition of the de-
caying matter YOU absorbed, ferments
your chokeS perspiration, and you have
the same disease.
doctor WOQi1 poison
Won TO try to whip that congested nerve
nm and this would only weaken the en-
tire system
While the Osteopath would loosen the
nerves to the skin glands and then TINS
acid condition would make the nerve ac-
tive and it would have its normal
strength and throw this out ana you
are well again.
TAKE the case of all these blind peo-
Mo that we have cured that so man!
IF the nretended specialists of Texas,
,,-hen their medical association met here
IN FL Paso. pronounced hopeless. You
see when anv one Is entirely blind the
nerve Is so contracted at the spine that
If has entirely paralyzed the nerves TO
the ewes So when they try 10 SUI
I'm these nerves by poisoning ana DuIh-
ING them they can do nothing but lnlure
the eve the more, for the paralyzed |!
uerve will not respond to fortunes 30, |
as they said, these cases were hopeless
tn them. This is the same way with |
the nerves to your liver in case OF liver
sroubles or to your stomach in indiges-
tion or to your kidneys in Bright's dis
ease. or YOUR limbs In rheumatism AT
first when your case Is not very Oao'
they can whip up the nerve with polsons
and electricity, and stlmulants, OF any
other excitement of the nerves, and Ior
a, while you seem to be better but re-
member this excitement is all deadenlng
the nerves the more, at the spine, and
the next spell will be worse, until the
nerve viii be paralyzed. Just as IN the
case of these eyes, and then they viii
pronounce your case hopeless. 1t Is the
same old story and has filled up all the
oraveyards with premature deaths, more
Than all the wars and famines. You see
they whip ND the nerves to the eyes I'M
I'll blindness sets in; then you are hope
less. They whip up the liver with
caIomel and whiskey until cancer OF
liver. thenlyou are hopeless. They whip
nm tbe nerves to the stomach with
phvsics until cancer sets in and then you
are hopeless. They whip up the kidneys
with drugs until nerves are paralyzed,
then either Bright's disease sets in or
all the impurities go to the lungs, and
sets in. Then they tell you
YOU are hopeless again. 1t is the same in
all diseases They begin to dope you for
some simple ailment, which you could I
have cured by taking a hot or cold bath, ;
DR. drinking hot water or sustaining from
eating so much. or taking more exercise, |
until they paralyze the nerve and then {
some fatal chronic disease sets in, like ]
lancer. Bright's disease. or tuberculosis.
Remember that the Rockefeller insti i
5ute for cancers and tuberculosis, says
they are caused by irritations and ex {
lausting Of the nerves.
And remember that all these fatal {
diseases are unknown among the Es-
Juimaux, where no drugs are taken and
here is no word in their language for /
hem, and that they are unknown among g
he indians. until they become civilized i
md get under the drug habit and fire '
water from medical prisoners. Now the S
eason we could cure all these eve cases. r
o many of them pronounced hopeless by 7
hem. was that we could free the para {
yzed nerve at the spine then the stag a
lant blood in the eye freed the nerve. | t
md being normal again it forced the |
,lood to circulate in the eye again, and $
t built the eye up again, for the blood o
made the eye in the first place. This is 5
he way we do when we cure deafness Il
rec the nerve to the ears; when we cure a
tomachs free the nerves to the stOm- h
Oh; when we cure lungs, free the nerves t