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ualy bankrups herself in the effort to gain Roadway
against this extraordinary work.
have here described an acute attack On the other
hand the loss of tone may be comparatively slow and
present the phenomena known as "chronic case"
Fast or slow, however, the progressive stages be
understood. The body is interdependent. Malnutri-
ton spells blood mpoverishment, blood impoverish-
ment precedes nerve poverty, deficiency in it's
turn means malnutrltlOn and in significant round
robin of misery.
You say it came unexpectedly. Years before
warning was given. That dyspepsia constipation,
liver trouble was an unequvocal shadow of coming
events. To the initiated it spelled blood deterioration
Blood deficiency and blood deterioration is the phys
biological of long list of constitutional func
tonal, nerve bone and tissue ailments that would
have supervened but by it's depraved agency and
will surely succUmb to it's restoration to normal con-
dition.
Modern therapeutics, the art Of healing, pro-
ceeds in accordance with the laws of hygiene and to
these adhere most rgdly-but not oppressively. In
fact my treatment is pleasant; than that-t is
enjoyable. l have never had client who was not
pleased and even astonished that pleasant cure
could produce such remarkable results in SO short
time. This, however is not wonderful when one re-
fleets that my methods nothing but Natures
method artfciay induced, intensified and perpetu-
ated Iget results by aiding Nature to do her recuper
disposaevery instrument she needs. Thus in her own
inimtable way she quickly gains the ascendency
the destructive process restores normal condition for
a diseased state and health is the outcome.
u
muscle or fiber of the body is sighted All receive at
tenon adequate to their relative physiological import
ance. The result is increased combustion, greater
pacity for the elimination of waste and consequent
relief Of both body and mind The spirits raised
and the vgor is increased The tone of the system i'm
proves from the first This must be So as it is law Of
Nature-hence | can always undertake to give relief
whether can predicate cure or not
But in this manner the curative process is begun It
is brought to successful conclusion by specific
trpetal manipulation of the diseased portions Of the
body This has for its object nothing more than to
bring them into condition favorable to their being in
corporated into the surrounding healthy tissue, in
which state they absorbed by the veins like any
other waste product of the body and thrown out by
natural channels When this has been accomplished,
perfect cure free from reaction recurrence has been
effected.
Besides the cure of diseased conditions give atten-
ton to correcting mechanical distortion Under this
head joint distortion, spinal curvatures bone
troubles and displacement of the female organs The
parts not only replaced in their natural position but
the muscles which their keeping that position must
later depend are so strengthened by manipulation and
the revitazing effects of good artera blood that
restored anxiety need be entertained to the per-
manency Of that cure. 1t can not but be as not l.
but Nature has done the workand she is entirely dis
interested and trustworthy SO exact are results In
such that have hesitancy in telling the pa
ent before treatment is begun just what it's results
will be if my instructions are carried out.
This applies in any that comes to me. l will
tell you definitely at the outset the least that
certainly accomplish If it amounts to perfect cure,
a will result. If the malady be beyond human
SKILL at least inform you what degree OF relief
methods will afford. No one, not ytics,
sufferers with locomotor ataxia cancer to
and leave without benefit but do not hold out any
auring promises Of cure in such cases. will however,
be pleased to show you what have accomplished and
to many believe this may be sufficient to induce
them to place themselves in my hands The foregoing
are, however, exceptionally pathological copdi-
tons. On the other hand, in such anae1na,
hysteria, insomnia neuralgia respiratory affection,
constipation indigestion obesity piles inflammation
of the liver and of other less serious ailments
speak more definitely. am curing these and like
Affections every day.
In more serious disorders, those that difficult
and obstinate of long standing and obscure pathology,
though not SO much SO as paralysis and cancer-for
example, such chorea apoplexy plethora Of any or
gan muscular atrophy wasting epilepsy and forth
4 wish to be understood speaking with more re-
serve. have cured under all these heads, but
that does not justify me in saying that can cure any
case Each must be entertained it's individual merits
and is impossible to state here what could be done in
any instance further than to say that it can be relieved
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