The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-26
Easy To Live For Century
 By Following This Advice
 From Noted French Doctor

longer abel to sustain it's complete de- | yelcpment, alters progressively; the missures sink, them outh enlarges, the l eyes are dry, the jaws are tigth, the head falsl forward. the limbs give way, muscles, contracting, gather together the organs, which crowd one another, pain arrives and life Ian guishes. The body has completely changed it's form. With muscles con- tracted it has assumed an unnatural means bad health. To bring back sound health theb ody must be restor- ed to it's natural shape the joints must hes tretched out. How can this be accomplished By taking medicine
 l1Ea phaticaIy no! Medicine may fur nish temporary relief. but it will not
 remove the cause.
 Rubbing Is the Cure.
 There is but one way, and it is so
 simple that you will marvel at what
 am about to say. The one method
 that will prevent or remedy altera-
 tions of the form-the cause of physi-
 cal decayGis my system of superficial
 -777Nirgs of the body. These rubblngs
 must be practised in general way on .se sur4ace of the skin, with the hand,
 from the crown of the head to the
 extremities of the fingers and toes. But you tell me this is simply mas sage that you do, and we know alas! how uncertain are the results obtained by the various processes of massage
 
 l could reply to this question that, strictly speaking, the word massage serves to express an act. relatively vigorous, not only of friction but also of muscular kneading, entirely con trary to the simple and very super fcial rubbings recommend.
 But the word does not frighten me, and I accept it willingly; on condi- ton, however, that you do not con found my system of action, made up | of gentleness and carefu1ness, with 1 the barbarous, brutal and empirical l proceedings practised at hazard by | careless hands directed by the caprice | of the operator and not by the laws | of nature The rubbings that recom- mend are not to be admln1stereo | willy-ni1ly. The fingers must follow | the direction of west to east, the rub- | pings must be gentle, no part of the | body must be omitted, and the appl1- cations should be of daily occurrence. If I took an infant at it's birth under
 my supervision, thanks to the appn- cation of my method, his evolution would take place without the least deformation having been able to all ter the perfect rectitude of his form
 and the harmony of his functions: He would live then in all the plentitude of health and beauty
 Ten Minutes Time
 If. when the child had become Q man, I continued the application of | my method, he would keep. to the time of his death, the purity or Ills type, as well as health and beauty which always go together. would help him to accomplish his mission on earth without his having to undergo the physiological miseries, the suffer 4=S, infirni ,ies, humiliations and se- l file wailineS which form the sad train
 of premature decreptitude. The man i would have lived in beauty. To ob- 1 tain this marvellous result it is only necessary to apply my method for 10 ! mi, tas icr al
 All the applications of my method | that I have made during IT years 1 and they are numerous-have, with | out exception, given the happy results l that I had foreseen and announced | in advance. Thefi rst of these appH- | cations was made on myself. l was | then 6S years old. I am now So. ]
 can affirm that my general health and l nv strength have considerably i'm
 proved and that for years the har-
 Inony of my functions has not been | troubled a single instant Unless ]
 reason why I should not live to be 1 100, or over. | regret only one thing-not to have
 meet with death by accident, I see no | discovered the method sooner. What i I have done for myself 1 have done
 for a great many other people, al- ways with the same success; ana as l far as I have been permitted to see l these people again, none of them has 1 stopped the use of my method. since i -ney all experience, as result Of tneSe 1 treatments, a well-being hitherto un- known to them.