Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-07-31
duration Of the affection than II bon

Jaundice, to#2 months.
Lumbago 4 day to q months. Per
mant relief IN many cases follows
one adjustment requiring less than
half d minute.
Neuralgia, the same time that is
required for lumbagp. 3as5a 81
Neuritis, acute, the same that is
necessary for neuralgia. In the
chronic form, 2 weeks to 8 to u
months. ia35.
Paralysis, from day in acute
cases TO several months ii those
which are chronic. 81
Perttonitis, 2 to 4 days.
Peritonitis, chronic, / week To q
months.
Piles, 4 week to 2 months.
Pneumonia, \ to 8 days.
Prolapsus Of Stomach or Uterus
from several days to as many
months, depending upon how much
1.-THE yertebrae may be abnormal in
position, and the time required to
secure their normal relation.
Rheumatism, acute cases to 4
days; others 4 to 2 months.
Sciatica, the same that is re-
quired for rheumatism.
Smallpox, 4 to 4 days.
st. Vitus Dance, from 1 week to
II 'toa3 months, according to the Sc
verify Of the case and the age Of
the patient. q
Typhoid Fever, to 4 days in the
first stage.
The rapidity with which recov-
cry often occurs as a result of ex-
pert Chiropractic adjustments
seems to those without experience
almost incredible. There are au-
thentic records Of as many cases of
severe, painful and obstinate forms
of disease that have permanently
disappeared after one adjustment.
The data given above represent
the average made up from reports
of Chiropractors in various fields of
work. !.
There is another feature of Chi
ropractic fully as interesting as any
that has been mentioned. This is its
|hygienic or prophylactic influence.
The real mission of THE physician is
to prevent rather than cure disease.
This being the case, the Inference
that ones vertebrae were always
kept in proper relation and align
ment by expert chiropractic adj
justments, all illness would be pre-
vented, is both logical and reason
able. AS by paying regular visits
to your dentist, your teeth are kept
in good condition, by having all de-
cay promptly treated, SO by avail
ing ones self of the services of a
Ecompetent chiropractor, at stated
intervals, and especially after any
liars, falls or injuries which might
duplicate the spine, not only would
much pain and suffering be avoided
but much loss of time and money
would be saved.
Appendix.
The subjoined questions with the
answers formed a part of the dis
|cussion which followed the deliv-
cry Of the foregoing lecture. AS
they serve to explain several points
lin the lecture which may not seem
quite clear at the first reading, they
are placed for the benefit Of the
reader i'm this supp Elementary form.
4. What is subluxation?
A subluxation is any deviation,
less than complete separation
from the normal relation of the
lsurfaces which form joint.
2. How is a vertebral subluxation
caused?
A vertebral subluxation is caused
by the disturbing action of any
force, exterior to a vertebra, which
as sufficient to overcome the resist
Ance of the tissues, whose duty it is
to hold the veIrtebra in its proper
place. I..
The exterior force need not neces-
sarily be applied TO the vertebra
itself, nor even to any part of the
spine. AS the spinal column is the
central line shaft Of the body, re-
sponsiye to every physical impress
sion made upon either the trunk or
the extremities, the jar or concus-
sion produced by a fall or blow up
on any part of the body may be re-
Elected upon a vertebra with suf-
ficient force to cause it to be sub
luxated.
But falls and blows, although the
most frequent, are not bhe only
cause Of . vertebral Subtraction. It