The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-01-24
PHYSIOLOGY
OF THE LEG
Nashville. Tenn, Jan. 20, 1918.

Nashville, Tenn, Jan. 20, 1913.
Men who are familiar with the
chemistry of the human body under
stand that only the chemical elements
used in the creation of the body are
required to restore it to health when
once It's functional power, impaired.
Nature does not require a mass OF
drugs dumped into the stomach
which merely represent an accumula-
ton of foreign substances which must
eventually be eliminated from the
system. When mother nature Great
ed mankind she used no mercury, no
%strychnine, no quinine, no digitalis,
no morphine or other posinous cheml-
Gals such as the doctors delight to
prescribe for you, and she needs none
of them to accomplish any restorative
work that may be necessary in your
behalf if you are tired of taking
drugs into the stomach; if you have
gotten to the point where you believe
there is no hope; if you have tried
all kinds of treatment your doctor
could suggest without its beneiting
you, come today.
PHYSIOLOGY OF THE LEG.
The Flesh Composed Principally Of
Water.
Leg Trouble and Foot.
About rs pei cent. OF the entire
weight of the flesh of the body is wa
ter, leaving 25 per cent. OF other ma
terial or solids. The solids hold the
water in place. The water combined
wan the nourlshment from the food,
produces a clear viseid liquius humor
called plasm, and in this "Plasm' is
found still another liquid called pro
toplasm." Little is known Of proto-
plasm, excepting that it is the life
giving principle Of the flesh and blood
and through its presence the plasm
becomes a living fluid.
Dead Plasm, or plasm out of its ma
tural channel, quickly putrifes and
becomes deadly poison. This is the
poison that trritates the mucuous lin
ing of the body and causes kidney
trouble, constipation and i'll health; il
is also the acrid water drawn from
sores by my wonderful Plaster. The
cause lying back of this disease is Of
such a nature that when the natural
forces within the limb have lost con
troll they can never rally without as
sistance. This assistance must BIZ
supplied by means of a remedy. A
knowledge of the disease and how The
remedy cures is all that is necessary
to make each change understood ant
enable the patient to follow the de
veIopments until a cure is effected.
Not a Blood Disease.
Leg trouble is not a blood disease
but purely a local affection whicI
can be excited to action by any pass
ing cause accompanied by Inflamms
ton, but after the infaming Unfit
ence passes the effect remains in tn
form of leg trouble, showing that thi
disease does not require a permanen
arrangement of the system or of tn
blood to keep it acting, but only need
inflammation in one form or another
start it.
SAY,
if leg trouble were a blood diseas
you would also have difficulty in Gu
ing cuts, burns and sores on othe
parts of the body. Do you?
Another proof that the blood is nj
to blame: The fact that my wonde
full Plaster will bring one of thei
diseased legs or feet out Of its Do
mant and Indolent state, improy
the health and cure the sore, althoue
the trouble has been running fl
years, shows that the leg is not kel
sore by bad blood, but on the contral
the blood is poisoned by a diseas'
leg.
Another proof that the cause is n
in the blood is: That sores al
wounds heal promptly on other par