Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-06-07
NUMBERS SLOWLY
POISONING SYSTEMS
Auto Intoxication Is Founda-
ton of Most Diseases and
III Health, Says No
ted Authority.

Advanced medical authorities as F
sert that auto-intoxtcatlon is the I
foundation OF most OF the illa aud
diseases to which the human flesh In !
heir. This condition" says l.. T. t
Cooper. who has made an exhaustive /
study OF the subject. is nothing moro ]
nor less than the slow self-poisoning +
Of the vital organs, produced by the
excessive mental and physical strain /
we are forced to endure. which rem /
ders the organs lame and Inactive /
and permits toxins-actual polsons-l
70 be generated within ones own
body.
I'm the process OF digestion q num- /!
Der OF poisonous substances are pro-
dueed, which. although absorbed In /
the alImentAry canal are prevented
BY the liver from entering the circu
lRtion. AZ a result OF oveFwork, IA
tigue products, sarcoiastic acid and
prolonged spasms may lead 30 auto
| lntoxication. Excess OF uric acid In
the blood Ia associated with high arte-
\ rial pressure, headache, and nervuus
/ irritabillty, and is an indication OF
| imperfect metabolism (malassimila-
4 kionl and nuto-intoxication In the re-
suIt az shown by the fact that mark
cd Improvement occurs by suitable
diet and treatment.
symptoms OF auto-intoxication
| may be associated with various ner-
youa phenomena. Bile In the blood
I may be attended by stupor and men
\ tai depression and the term melan-
eholia, signifying black bile. indi-
Gates the Importance which has long
been attached to the liver as an or
gan. the arrangement OF which caus-
90 nervous depression,
Sometimes the trouble stars In
the liver and kidneys, and sometimes
q starts In the stomach, or elsewhere
but in any case the blame lies with
the faulty method Of living, which
has become so prevalent Of recent
years, and II IL the more important
organs that suffer the final damage.
AS when they falter or fail In their
duties the body fills up with poiAona
and the victim readily yields to their
baneful influences. Bright's disease.
stomach and intestinal troubles, ca
Iltarrhal affections OF the mucuous
membrane: in fact. may be called
auto-intoxication or Belf-poiwontng
"A tired dragging feeling Of the
body" continued Mr, Cooper, "oT
sluggish mind and dull memory, In
tense nervousness. headaches, stom-
ach and bowel troubles. poor circula-
tion. imperfect digestion. coRBtipa'
ton and dependency. are common
symptoms of auto-lntoxtcation, and
nine out OF every ten people Ia the
average city are likely 70 Be so 81
fected"
Tanlac, the powerful Teconstruc
tive tonic. was designed especially q
overcome these troubles. and II IN Mr.
Cooper's theory that the Tanlae treat
ment Is the direct remedy therefor
There 10 not q single portion OF n,
| body that la not benefited by tn
heaithfui work OF this celebrated
preparation, which begins its actor
by stimulating the digestive and us
llNimllat4ve organs. thereby enFichini
II the blood and invigorating the antir
system. Next, II enables the stomach
Il to thoroughly digest the food. there
BY permitting the asslmiiable pro
ducts 20 be converted into blood
hone and muscle. IL 0veTcomea tina
great exciting cause Of disease
weakness. IL renders the body vigoF
Gus and elastic and keeps the min
clear and energetic and throws OF th
symptoms Of nervousness and ind
gestion. II builds up the eOnatitu
ton, weakened by disease and mon
tai and physical overwork. quicken
convaIescence and is an unfatlin
source of comfort to those sufferin
from these troubles.
Tanlae IL sold In Montpelier by Oh
Modern Drug Co.---Adyt.