Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-03-04

Do you know why so many people
in this country suffer from ills and
ailments for months and years at a
time, without finding anything to
relieve their distresses, conquer
their trouble and restore to them
that greatest of all blessings-good
sound health?
The originators of Worlds Tome
worked for years and spent vast
fortunes making worldwide sur
vey to discover the reasons in the
hope of producing a medicine that
would be more successful.
Their researches and investiga-
tions took them over the world
and to their surprise they found
that some of the ailments that cause
much misery and suffering here
that stubbornly resist the medicines
used here-are usually conquered
in a short time by simple treat
ments used in other countries.
There seemed to be less distress
and misery and suffering from So
called chronic ills in other countries
than there is here-less complain
ing, less ill health. The people in
many places seemed to them strong
er and healthier and harder than
our people at home.
They set about to find the nature
of the medicine used in other parts
of the world and to study the eff
fects of these medicines upon the
human system. They made discov-
cries that even to them were new
and astonishing They learned that,
for some reason which science has
never fully explained, the GOd-giv-
en- medicines in the forms Of roots,
herbs, leaves, barks and blossoms
grow much more profusely in some
countries than in others, that GER
tain of these natural gifts to hui
manity refuse to grow at all outside
of one or two parts of the world.
They found too that while certain
vegetable medicines may grow in
various parts of the world, only
here and there will the plants con-
tain more than a trace of medicinal
value.
AS if in evidence of the great wis
dom and mercy of kind and gener-
GUS Providence, still deeper investi-
CATION brought forth the fact that in
certain sections where the climate
or other conditions made some all
ment or disease particularly COM
mon and prevalent, Nature was pro-
viding an abundance of medicinal
vegetation of great value in the
treatment of such ills
These and other discoveries led
our investigators to new thoughts
and new theories regarding the
treating of disease.
People from all of the countries
they had visited and from every
part of the world were the people
who made up the great human melt
ing pot-America.
If plants of the earth could not
grow and thrive when transplanted
in different soil and cline, would
not such changes affect the human
race, which after all, is but another
form of life?
If plant which grows and
thrives in great abundance on the
sunny slopes of Italy, for instance,
cannot grow strong and healthy
here and becomes weak and delicate
or refuses to grow at all, can we
expect all of the people of that
>ouhtl - "Ho dlS DOlH anu ufeu uu-
der the same climate and other con-
ditions as the plant, to thrive and
grow healthy and strong under the
conditions which exist III this coun-
try? Here our methods are differ
ent, our habits are different, and
water is different, the soil that
grows our food is different, our air
is different, our working and living
conditions are different-even our
very nature is different. All these
things affect the human system and
there are undoubtedly many per-
sons, even of second or third gen
Grafton, who are so constituted that,
like their native plant, they cannot