The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-13
AN EXPLANATION

o. re arine. for TIE eifrutraflon
% the cause % disease
chiroprscsie r.cogn res g ere
fyiieat sEt.nt, TIE great curative
po~sr q Nature ~hen she q given
free hsne- u 10 based entirely
upon nstursi ia~s - applied %
Anatomy ard Physisiosy. u en-
braces ~ fsdiesi departures from
accepted tr1tna. but anpuhes
then u 10 essentially . iosiesi
development % experiments mat
have sstsnoes over . great period
o. time.
The ~ore -chiropraetie- (si-
fo-pras-tisl 10 . esrisstise % tns
Greek ~ores. ard means literally.
to 90 by hand" The name ind
Gates that q 10 system wherein
the hands. ard rot medicine &C
corpiish the elimination Of dis
ease AZ . science. Chiropraeuc
recognizes the human body IN its
mechanical aspect "a accepts u
ss . marvellous strVetures--the me
chanieai masterpiece % God. Like
al other machinery. ho~sVer. u 10
liable 20 accident. IN the human
machine this means disease. Thus
chiropraetic does not look upon
disease az the result % outside
forces. but rather as the conse-
cuence o. a nnishsp 20 the body a.
self. The logic % this 10 apparent.
To fully appreciate u. however.
Il is necessary % understand tire
workings % the human body The
body itssf is first a marvellous
ffame~ors % bones Covering
and envelopins the bones are the
muscles and usarents. Contained
In this structure are the organs
and viscera. such az the heart,
stomach. kidneys, etc. Ramiiyins
and penetrating an Of these are
the nerves IA 10 the nerves that
enable W 20 see. hear, feel.
etc. and finally u 10 the nerves
that regulate every movement
that Ne make. whether u
be walking. breathing or the
beating Of the heart The nerves
superintend the action Of the
stomach In digestion, the working
Of the liver and kidneys. and In
fact all other vital processes.
Upon the nerves depend the
i've senses and every movement
and action Of the body. Surely
their importance 10 apparent. Let
W learn more Of them.
We ind that all the nerves are
directly or indirectly under the
control % the brain. The brain
sends out a great sheath Of nerves
called the spinal cord, through a
canal Or passage In the spine. The
spine he made Up o. a number %
little bones called vcrtebrae. BE
tween the vertebrae are small
openings called foran1ina. and the
nerves branching on from the
spinal cord pass through these
openings and ramify every orqan
and tissue Of the body, where they
regulate function. action etc.
some Of them 40 directly 70 the
organs, while others reach the
organs through the eompiieated
either case their mission 10 the
same. that 10, tho regulation and
control Of the various parts % the
body 20 which they 90. a small
displacement OF one Of these bones
will partly close this opening.
causing pressure In q greater or
lesser degree. thereby interfering
with normal ncrvc-function, the
positive result Of which will be
trouble for the organ that this
nerve or set Of nerves regulates
Now as Iona as this system Of
regulation anl control 10 not In
teugr.d with, al Is we'll. This Is
HEALTH.
sui M case one nerve Is dis
turecd. the organ depending on q
suffers That Is DISEASE.
lnstIctvely We turn our att-n-
zion 90 the places where the
nerves pass out Of the spine be
tween the Vertcbrae. We realize
mat az these points the sIiqht
sIppagc o. a bone would cause a
serious pressure on a nerve. and
We find that that Us what happens.
The slight displacement Of these
bones may be caused by an avSk.
ward NOV .Tneut, FAN . twist or
a wrench. Disease invariably foI.
u
" these bones be replaced. the
pressure on the nerves viii be re-
Iicved and the disease they pro
Hucc Will gradually disappear
That ls exactly what the ChIro.
rr'ctor does. 81 careful eEawI-
01ucn cf the spine he dIa-overt
the vertebrate that are dispIaced
ard returns them 20 their normal
pos. ton b. a thrust with the
hands
% must be clearly evident tb,,
once the pressure on the nerves
Isl completely removed that tb-
organs that were Affected will re-
turn % natural and normal con.
1.ton=-cnr % heath. Fregu~rfIy
an acute condition can be ertIrrI,
.9rfe-ted With a few 40 Iuatr1erta
f tne disease is chronic. however.
70 taxes longer period Of time
es the nerves regulate and cor.
uoI ALL Of the tissues and orga-s
or the body 70 must be evident
t0at any disease could be rausrd
oy pressure upon the nerves a.
various points Thus Cr.rapra-.
n. has trc 1ro1drst possible ~ar1e
on application. Most conditions IN
me stomach. k'tncys. liver and
bowels heart etc yield 90 ChIr..
F..Io NJ frry are taken Ir time.
PC wit Pc rrr- rrnterrd that tH- i've
senses are dependent uror the
nerves Thus any disease or De
engagement OF the special a--ars
such as deafness. can frr1ur~tIy
BE- rea-rrd ard corrected t-rou7-
lnrcrractI- Conditions where
i1e nerves rTscIves are the
greatest sufferers from nr~Feure
such aa PARALYSIS ard a-.HfIas
yield 90 CnIrcpracfIc fr sh--t
there ore few -orditIrrs tb-t 10
taken .0 time. cannot be 1-r1-s.
nrrfY cured. or 40 least greatly
benefited. b. ChIrcuractIe
Ch.roDractIc Is not aCu-.
ATT ~ any means % hna --t
HHH.nnaH HnHaA - - $500.