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The sun., 1916-09-29

81
An Appeal to the Discriminating
Motor Car Buyer
1t S not necessary for us In this adver-
tsement to again repeat the advantages
of the Studebaker seven-passenger SIX.
You know that more Studebaker seven
passenger SKIES have been sold in the
last fourteen months than any other make
of sx-cylinder seven-passenger car. More
have beens sold in New York and more have
been sold in the United States, which con-
vnces us that the public recognizes the
value and merit of S%tudebaker cars.
But did you know that we are prepared
to offer to number of discriminating buy
ers ~Studebaker SKIES in special colors
and trimmings? We are also able to offer
to a limited number of buyers some beau
tful special Understanding cars, brough-
ans, vctorias, sedans, cabriolets-each
one distinctive, beautiful and exclusive,
and finished in your own individual pref
erence of color and trimming.
The largest automobile factory in the
world making medium priced cars is de-
voting part of it's resources in body and
finish work to please the taste ofexclusive
and discriminating buyers.
Studebaker gives you all the advan-
tages OF enormous production in quality,
low price and value; butt does not neces-
sarily ask you to take a car like everybody
eses.
the number of orders, and to be sure of
getting your own particular car when you
want it we suggest that you come in and
seeusassoon spossible rfullinformation.
The Studebaker Corporation of America
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-04-13
EXTRA!
ReumatycZne b6le
WStrZylnane.

Napre'enie musku{6.. b6le szty
wn.sc "bum'eraj4c: Doe reuma-
tyczne s1ybk" le'~ he pr>ex Slosn>a
Lin'ment 70 b"hz' crk"lacye do
bola:ego miriscs. Z'su snjoi. ty'ko
5ak przepisa"e ia ch"'e c'eSc'. w
kr6tkiej chwi'i b6l- -1e ro:yrzeia.
Tu Jest dow6d-''Drz"afam well
klej ulgi cd i wa",a 'ini
menu M mole kolano. Pomysl 6
tylko ze jeden ok}sdat mi pom"g}
Zalu,e ii ME nam mleisca do "po-
w'edzenia wan history. D1lekuje
VAN "a to 60 vase lekarstw" u"
~czvuito ola mme"-James : Fur
geson Philada. Pa. Sloan'a llnl-
ment zab,ja b6le. 25c apt karzy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-04-13
Normally kOlOr.

Kazdv vie, re czasami i'm sic
wydaje jak gdyhy jego cera me
byta w}asciwego koloru, iakby sig
s,awat z6}tym, b!adym s!bo szsrym
W6Acxas jest nieodzownvn przed-
s'ew>iac pewne srodki natychmiast
by n e dopnsci6 do poeorszenia te.
s., s,snu. Przyczyua jest widocz-
me, ze zo}alek e speFnia swojej
Tracy wlasuwie. Przedewszy stk'em
wezcie T:inera Amergkahskl Eli:
x'r Gorzkiego Wilma zazywajc'e
go '%esula,nle. 10 doprowadzi
w.zystko ponc~n' j. do rtrmalnego
stari Zo}4dek i organy ,raw'en'a
zaczna fuukcyonowa6 regularn;e
Apetyt vrsca, wszystko jest ira"
wioue wfasciwle i cera cd@yskuie
sw6j normally kolor. w aptekach
Cena $l.O) JOS, Trincr. Fabrykaut
1893 - 1899 So. Ashland Ave.
Chicago.
P.mietajcie re ME 'ua lepsz.go
srodka ia ulzenie boIow cd Trlne-
ra Llnimentu. SFr6hui rozgrza6 b.
lace mielsce i wdwczas %wetrzejcie
dobrze Trinera Linimen:em i IVA
zaicie na rezultat Cena 25 i so
ceot6w, op}acona poczta IS 6oc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-04-13

tow uwierzy6, zeprzvszedf no
Wy Bog, wiekszv i p%otezniej
szy, niz wszystkie inne. Do
stojny namiestnik przeszko-
dzi temu, iezeli kaze przy}o
zyc pieczec cesarska ma
drzwiach iaskini i postawit
straz pred grobem ukrzyzo-
wanego Galilejczyka.
PLAT zadumaf sic glebo-
ko, wzrok mia} zagasfy po'
wieki ~przymkniete. Kaifasz
stall przed MIN, czekajac pc.
kornie ma odpowiedz u.
smiecha{ sic zjadliwie, cyni-
cznie z poblad}ego oblicza i
zawledfych ust namiestnika
cesarskiego. Me Zyd Kaifasz
sadzi} i skaza} MI smier6 w.
da, Jezusa Nazarehsklego,
lecz Rzymianin, PLAT z Pom
tn, vice ma glove Ezymian
spadfa Observation-Disclosures. Po-
mimo, re madry sedzia PLAT
wobec ca}ego ludu umy} re-
ce. m6wiac: ,,Nie jestem wi.
MEN krwi Togo sprawiedli-
wego", a zydowski lad krzy-
kna': Mech Jego krew spad.
ME ma mas ! syny nasze, jed
mako on byt odpowiedzialny
"a wyrok, gdyz on tyIko mia}
w}adze mad Judea.
Kaifasz wc;az sic usmie-
chat.
Wtem prokonsul otworzy}
OcZv.
Pred chwila spojrza} W
g}ab w}asnej duszy i poznal
swoja wine:
= Lud ME powinien wie-
rye W zmartwychwstanie Te-
90 cz}owieka. Kaze przy}ozy6
pieczecie l postawic straze.
Kaifasz pokornie dziekowa}
madremu sedziemu.
(Doko6czenie nastapi.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-04-13

Niekt6rzy ludzie ME VIE
dziec co by dali azeby sic tyl-
ko uwolnic cd zspchania. Hol'
lister'a Rocky Mountain her.
bata dokona tego, a zrobi to
szybko. Uzywajcie jej raz W
tygodnlu a bedziecie regular
nj, ezczesliwi / wolo'. W apte.
co Brown'a Ogf.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-04-13
PLAT U Grobu
Chrystusa.

| ZQS INdZ6r0llSkl ZUSCal uAIZy
zowany wraz z dwoma fotra-
mi.
! w chwili, kiedy cudotw6r
ca z Galilei skona} ma krzyzu
W swiatyni Salcmona zastons
| rozdar}a sic cd CORY do do}u
! ziemia sic zatrzes}a i wsr6d ia
snego dnia uczyni}a sic
noc...
PLAT z Pontu, zarzadzajat
cy Judea W duiu Cezara, wy
dawszy wyrok smierci ma Ga.
lilejczyka, zamkna} sic W mai
dalszych komnatach swego
pa}acu i ME puszcza} do SIZE
bic nikogo.
Pred zamknietemi drzwia.
mi siedziala skulona Klau.
dya Prokula, m!oda iona
prokuratora, j rozdar1szy sza-
ty la sobje rozpacza}a:
49, Zamordowafes sprawie~
dliwego! Zamordowa}es spra
wiedliwego!
PLAT, przekonany o ME-
winnosci Ga!ilej rzyka, chcia}
Go ratowac pred niewinno-
scia Zyd6w. Wychodzi} do
ludu, powtarzsjac iedne ! te
same s}owa:
- Me widze W MIN lad
nej why.
Chcac wzbudzic litosc W
Zydach, kauai biczowac cska-
rzone5o, ukoronowac Go cier-
MEM i oblec " purpure a kie'
dy 6w Meczenuik zni6s} W
p>ilczeniu b6l i zniewagi, Pr
lat polecit wyprowadz'c
e"krwawionego ia Forum i
wskazal Go ludowi, m6wiac:
- Oto c4}owiek!
i to odwolanie sic do lep''
szvch uczuc, ~drzemiacych W
d'1szy ludzkiej, pozosta}o bez
skutku, w6wczas namiestnik
rzymski, .chcac ocaljc niewin
neg'', daf do wvporu Zydom
mledzy umeczonym Nazareh.
czykiem a uiecnym zb6jca.
Ale lud zydowski ME znsl
litosci i przechyliwssy sic ma
strone zfoc1yhcy zadai 5mier.
Chrystusa.
- Ukrzyzuj Go, Ukrzyzuj!
wrzeszcza1a zasIepiona thu
SAGA.
PLAT musiaf postapic wbrew
wlasnemu przeswiadczeniu
i kaza} ukrzyzowac proroka z
Galllei.
Jezus konaf.
Chwile te zaznac>y}y crda
ma ziemi i niebie. W Jerozo.
limie panowa} mrok, po
p}och i przerazenie; Rzymia.
ME korzyli sic pred hog6w,
Z1dzi schronili sic do swiaty.
nj Salomona, wierzac temu,
co m6wili kap|ani, ze Jehowa
sw6j gn;ew "a to, re
tax d}ugo pozwolili Nazaren
bluznic przeciw Imie-
niu Bosk;emu.
Uczniowie j wyznawcy pro.
roka Z Galilei %pozamykaIi sic
domach i bolejac mad Jego'
smiercia, uwazali. re Gala IA.
NM ,ct,,;o11y ,,, ;oL okro. |
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-04-13

= Zaprawde, ten by} Sy'
mem Bozym!
PLAT z Pontu zamkna} sic
W somotnosci, i %zakrvwszy
glove toga, stucha1 za}osnego
biadania zony:
- Zamordowa{e6 sprawie'
dliwego! Zamordowa}es spra'
wiedliwego!
Nigdy jeszcze Klaudya Pro-
ku)a W ten spos6b ME pre-.
mawis{a do meza. M}oda, mad
zwyczajnej pieknokci Rzy.
mianke wydano wbrew jej
wolf "a namiestnika Judei.
Pogardza}a MIN "a to, ze sic
zgodzi} ma ten wymuszcny
zwiazek. Bezdzietna zy{a W
pafacu, urzadzonym 20 wscho-
|dnim przepychem, ale PLAT
! daremnie staral sic pozyskac
LEI }aski. otrzymac zyczliwe
spojrzepie, wywo1ac usmiech
ma usta. PREDICT m6g]by
itchnac zycie W Jimmy ka-
mieh.
Teraz stall sic cud: martwy
! gtaz ozy} %przem6wif.
Przybyli uczniowie Ukrzy-
zowaoego i prosili, ably i'm
pozwolono zabrac Jego ciaio i
*Fozyc je W skalistej pieczarze
tut oko{o mieisca kazni.
Namiestnik wvszed} zeswo.
lei komnaty blady, mina} TO-
ne, wsparta o dTzwi cedrowe,
wysadzane z}otem, i udzielit
uczniom Nazarehczyxa zada.
nego zezwolenia. By}o to
wielkio ustepstwo, gd.yz we.
dug prawa. skazaniec mu
stat wisiec ma krzvzu przez
try dni trey noce.
Nazajutrz, wczesnym ran.
klein, o%znajmiono namlestni-
kow1 przybycie arcykap}ana
Kaifasza. c%z}owieka, ]1t6ry
cbetnie da|by sic przyb1c do
krzyza, gdvby przez to byf
uznany pr1ez swoich ziom'
k6w "a Mesyasza i Syna b.
lego. PLAT dumnie przyjaf
najwyzszego dostojnika Judei
i nawet sklnieniem gfowy ME
odpowiedziai ia g'eboki jego
ukfon. Przebiegty Zyd FACIAL
wysfawiac madroSc imperato-
"a, kt6rv przys}a} do Jerozo-
limy rzadce TAX s2rawiedli-
wego; dzieki temu 7dra]ca,
mianujacy siebie kr6lem.
otrzymaf zasfuzona kare. Ca
}y nar6d jzraeIsKi sk}ada
dick: Ce2arow:, aholeWa ze z
jego plemienia wyszedf burzv-
cieI i%zapewn,a niezwyciezone-
&c imperatora O swojem przv-
wiazaniu.
PLAT siedziai niepornszony
IA marm urOwem krzesle, ..
purpura l s}ucha1 o.
DO jetnie miodowych slow ar
cykap}ana.
= Czego cheese jeszc2e o. |
Zydzie = zapytat
.meczony glosem.
- Drobnostki iedvnie: ce. !
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planted by Ergotherapy. Ny apparat-
us provides means Of compelling the
patient to perform energetic muscular
work. while at the same time he lies
down or sits still. simply by the
mechanical stimulation Of the muscles
without Intervention Of the will. There
is no fatigue. as the will il not called
into play. SO more physical work can
be performed which the patient can
accomplish in one one-hundredth part
Of the time consumed. than II he had
to rely ON his will power alone.
The success OF the treatment is
shown first Of all by visible reduction
OF fat. At most sessions from one to
one and half pounds are lost. The
loss of fat is even greater than the
scales show. as the intense tonic effect
OF the contraction OF the muscular
structure and Improvement from the
departure OF the fat leads to muscular
development which makes the actual
weight consist more Of muscle than
of fiabby tissue existing before. All
the muscles throughout the body are
engaged in strenuous work. which is
performed absolutely without fatigue.
Ergotherapy Is immensely valuable
In weakened and relaxed conditions Of
the abdominal muscles ~ well q be-
ing a direct stimulant OF the muscles
constituting the walls OF the intestines.
This produces an active peristalsis
or contraction Of the intestines and i'm
proves the blood and nerve supply to
the bowel.
The active and rhythmical move
ments Of the muscles produced BY NY
apparatus promote development. par
ticularly OF the abdominal muselea;
for example. ! have found that after
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-30

the abdominal pressure sufficient to
promote normal bowel movement.
Fatty iniiltration of the liver Is also
not uncommon. Friction Of enlarged
and adjacent skin surfaces as in the
groins or armpits produces irritation.
as likewise does the profuse sweating
that many experience. Eczema. boils.
carbunclcs and other skin affections
are prevalent.
A great variety Of functional disor-
ders OF the nervous system occur.
many Of them Of the neurasthenic type.
but most Of them due to inadequate
blood supply to the brain resulting from
the heart weakness. Habits Of listless'
ness. laxiness and indifference are
usually produced. resulting sometimes
in what is popularity interpreted as
a good natured disposition. but which
really is a condition Of apathy, or a
piernatic temperament.
The inability to speedily carry out
successfully the demands OF the will.
although at times energetic. is one Of
the unfortunate symptoms Of obesity.
have summarized few complica-
tions of obesity. somewhat at length,
so that the sufferer may understand
that in all these symptoms and affec.
tlons the only intelligent effort to cure
must consist in the reduction of
obesity,
I Uniformly rapid reduction Results
are produced by grootherapy.
Formerly the only means Of treat
ment in the hands of physicians has
been limited diet, massage. a few
medicines of little account and some
directions as to exercise which the
patient failed to follow We prescribe
in each individual case diet suited to
It. and make the diet as liberal as
possible.
Similar conditions prevail In regard
to exercise and our patients are pre-
scribed for according to their .neces'
stiles, their heart power and the con
dition OF the nervous system.
All medical treatments. as well as
the supposed cure based on the drink
ing OF mineral waters at various
springs, have never been more thar
a temporary success. Only two meth
ods have heretofore been able to hold
permanent places In therapeutics
namely. strict diet and physical O
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-30

ercise These methods have this de-
feet in common: they make hard de-
mands on the action Of the heart and
for this reason would not be applic-
able in diseased conditions Of the
heart. Vascular troubles and harden
ed arteries will permit but little ex-
ercise. and no patient can exercise
who is afflicted with preceding diseases
or conditions, such as operations, stiR-
ness of the joints. fiat foot, gout. dia-
betes. asthma, paralysis. congenital
deformilty. rheumatism. etc.
An entirely new method OF treating
obesity was first suggested BY esr-
eonie, that caused the muscles Of the
whole body to be compelled BY mechan.
ieal stimulation to perform passive
muscular work.
His original treatment has. however.
been much improved upon until the
present perfected apparatus as employ
ed by me was reached.
BY its use. very powerful contract
ing of working muscle Is obtained; for
instance. the biceps can be made to
lift load of twenty pounds or more.
Not only individual muscles may be
called upon. but all the muscles OF the
body as well. without any individual
discomfort.
Fasting cures are unsuccessful. and
many persons are affected injuriously.
as, for example. by the milk cure. when
the general strength is lessened and
the heart action depressed. compelling
the abandoning Of the attempt; or
by the lemon.juice cure. which pro
duces a serious condition OF the gastric
mucosa. and has only lessened weight
by its interference with proper diges-
tion and assimilation.
!. These defects are completely sup
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-30

child birth these facts are well dis
played.
II is very important that diabetes
should perform certain amount q
muscular work and. being unable to do
SO for systematic reasons, that defect
is supplied by my treatment.
The patient Hes comfortably upon
couch or easy chair and the pads
are applied to the groups Of muscles
which are surrounded by much sur
plus fat. A pleasant and energetic
wave is applied to various muscle
groups until exercised as desired.
BY applying this treatment over the
muscles. they are compelled at each
contraction to lift given amount Of
weight, and 1t Is estimated that .
single group OF muscles may in thirty
minutes do 1900 foot pounds Of actual
mechanical work.
This apparatus has several distinct
advantages over any other, even over
the original OF Bergonie, a. We en-
ploy only sinusoidal treatment which
produces powerful contractions with
out sensations which are disagreeeble
to the ordinary patient.
II is to be remembered a. an unfall-
ing rule that any active exercise which
calls for expenditure Of nervous on.
ergy does far more harm than good.
No violent exercise should be under.
taken until there is difference of et
least two inches between the chest and
waist measurements--in favor Of the
chest
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-30

| able evidence that things are not 20
/ Ing well with the body You may feel
perfectly well. but the evidence oi
something wrong Is there.
| n fat was confined only TO the out.
eide Of the body there would be no
great harm--outside OF the inconveni
cnce In moving about with this un
, necessary weight but this outside
fat IL a certain indication Of the state
OF affairs inside--pressure on organs.
restriction OF the expansive territory
Of the lungs and digestive organs. and
positive proof that you are not getting
rid Of bodily poisons,
Artsrio seierosis
And all Of these conditions bring
about one OF the diseases which are
killing good men and women long be-
fore their time. This is called arterio
sclerosis. which means hardening OF
the arteries. II is due to deposit In
the lining OF the arteries--brain or
body--because the natural channels
through which this deposited material
should 10 out are closed by the mans
or woman's condition. This deposit
causes a brittleness OF the arteries.
Tho elasticity OF the blood vessels is
destroyed. They become like old and
hardened rubber pipes which are In.
capable OF carrying any stream with
out danger OF bursting
Let such condition prevail In the
small arteries OF the brain and you
can readily see that when any extra
blood pressure il put upon them some.
thing will happen. A man may think
he In In perfect health and unknowing.
ly put some strain on his vessels. such
an over.indulgence In eating or drink
Ing. perhaps some physical strain. as
lifting, or running for a train; some
slight or big strain. Il matters little.
The inelastic and clogged pipes can.
not stand II and one or more will
burst. allowing the escaping blood to
flow over the sensitive cells Of the
brain. Apoplexy. we call the resultant
state. The extent Of this ''shock" de-
pends upon what region Of the brain
IL flooded and the sixe Of the artery
which has burst. Usually II Ia one
OF the smaller arteries In the region OF
the motor center OF the brain---the part
which controls the movements OF the
limbs. After period OF rest and
treatments the blood clot becomes abb
sorbed and the victim RECEIVERS some
what the use OF his limbs. But the
arteries still remain In a breakable
state and the next rupture will be
a larger one and hence the damage
more serious. perhaps fatal. Each time
II Ia q larger artery which breaks;
consequently q greater brain area is
flooded. Centers governing the action
OF the heart or respiration are flooded
and death IL sure to follow These
are the only reasons for the old say
ing. "The third attack will kill him.
II Il is one or more Of the tiny ar
tsries or vessels In the kidneys. similar
conditions are produced. That is
some OF the functions OF the kidneys
are affected or stopped and We have
serious trouble. II II is the vessels
OF the liver. then this organ becomes
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-30

r WILL pleasantly surprise the mil
i lions of women folk In this broad
land 10 know that the onward march ol
our country's genius has given due
recognition to the dictates Of Dame
Fashion BY making II easily possible
now 10 rcmold the human form with
machinery. There Ia no longer any
excuse for the corpulent lady to
despair over her unwieidy and unat.
trsctive dGurc. To her has been
brought q boon that is delightful In
its operation and safe and sure In its
rcsults. Il In nothing more or iess
than nesh.reducing machine which
msrrily dismisses the superhuous tat
from ouo'S pcrxon and ut the same
time builds up the general health
The Erxotherepy treatment bids fair
to bsc0me quite popular among the
stout who would become the counter
part Of the Greek athlete or the per.
feet g." What would b. more pleas.
ant than 10 take an afternoon nap In
the treatment chaiE while any part Of
the body is being reduced TO normal
while the balance Of the body In un.
affected.
This treatment will probably do
away with the old method OF walking
around golf links or going through the
physicai tortures OF the gymnasium.
strict diet. Injurious drug treatment.
ETC.. and then with only uncertain re.
suits.
This new method Of treating obesity
while the patient reclines In an easy
chair or liss on couch. while whole
or part Of the muscular system ls
exercised to the extent OF oxidising the
redundant fat tissue. originated In the
mind Of DR.. BergonSe OF Paris. and In
now being used In this country with
astounding results.
There are six OF these machines In
use on this side OF the Atlantic. and
one OF these machines has been pur.
chased by DR.. c. q. Wheeler OF this
city and was installed several weeks
ago In the Hammam baths OF the White
Pelican hotel These baths have been
taken over exclusively by DR.. Wheeler
for this treatment. These baths are
among the finest on the Pacific coast
representing upwards OF $4,000 to In.
stall.
The treatments are given under his
directions, with the assistance OF a
trained nurse.
Doctors Dergonie. Nagelschmidt and
veith. who were the originators Of this
logic cure for obesity. and who have
watched the results from the start. all
report emcient tat reduction without
observinG any special diet. In typical
cases. after three sessions. there was
= loss in weight Of little over three
pounds and reduction In girth meas.
ursments Of three Inches. Some Of
the cases under treatment here have
shown some very marked results. los.
Ing weight at the rate Of four and q
halt pounds In three treatments.
Some Of the causes. cure and effects
OF obesity are outlined BY DIR. Wheeler
below.
Why gxsessslve Weight Sheuld d
Rsdussd. and Why Obesity 70 .
Dangerous olssass
The overgrowth Of adipose tissue
(fat) leads to dissgrseable and danger
ous complications which disappear
only whom the tat In reduced.
Most people dislike the ides OF get.
ting eat because Il IL nuisance to be
OF unwieldy sise. But there 10 much
more serious reason Why people should
resist The tendency 10 take ON weight.
yat ID danssrous; fat Ii the undeni-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-30

menace to health and eventually to
! life. Cirrhosis OF the liver is one Of
the diseases resulting from this con.
GitiOn. Alcohol has great a61nity
( tor the liver; II will destroy this or.
gan quicker than any other drug used
By man.
The Heart
With much fat. an enormous amount
Of work Is thrown on the heart. First.
because the body In heavier and every
movement requires more labor to per-
form IL. Just In proportion as does
the weight Of the individual exceed
normal. SO does this individuals heart
have a definitely increased amount Of
work TO do.
Second, because much larger area
OF blood vessels must be supplied as
many new vessels have formed In the
new fatty tissues.
Third, because development Of fat
In the chest and around and about the
heart exercises mechanical pressure
and works interferences with its
action.
Fourth. because fatty degeneration
Of the vessel walls has occurred with
the loss OF elasticity and so increases
the strain upon the heart muscles.
Fifth, because. owing to the develop
ment Of fat In the abdomen. the move
ments of the diaphragm are seriously
interfered with and there is general
contraction Of the thoracic space above
It,
Lastly, because of this over strain,
fatty disease OF the heart muscles at
once occurs.
As a matter OF fact. this heart af-
fection Is probably the most serious
consequence OF obesity. for most obese
people die of heart failure. At the
same time. II they should become at
fected with some intercurrent affec.
ton. such as pneumonia. typhoid fever
tuberculosis. etc, the resisting powers
OF the heart are 80 slight as to result
In acute failure to do its work,
The freedom of the lungs and proper
ventilation of the chest are interfered
with, causing rapid breathing and
shortness of breath. Chronic bronchial
catarrh, severe cough. with tough
mucus secretion ditRcult to expel. fire.
auently occur and In turn is strain
upon the heart.
This bronchitis does not yield to or
binary remedies, but when the reduc'
tion OF fat takes place the heart con-
dition improves. Many fat people con-
tract tuberculosis. and when they do
It usually goes very hard with them
and they make up large proportion
OF the class OF so-called "gailopins
consumption"
Other Organs
Hemorrhoids (piles) and constipa'
ton result either from the heart weak
ness Of the fat persons, or from OBJ
struction (also due to faO of the now
Of blood through the portal veins ia
the liver.
Pressure upon the bowel causes In
reference with the bowels peristaltie
action and besides there Ia always
much dificulty In raising voluntarily
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a menace to health and eventually to
life. Cirrhosis Of the liver Is one Of
the diseases resulting from this con-
6iti0n Alcohol has great afinity
tor the liver; II will destroy this or.
gan quicker than any other drug used
By man.