pr Banning's Patent Lace, for Weakness

 of the Body.
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Dr Banning's Patent Lace, for Weakness of the Body.

 Weakness of the Breast, with shortness of Breath

 and sphiing of Blood Papitation of Il Heart:

 weakness of the Sides and Stomach; Dyspepsia Cosiiveness and Piles pain in the Back, W h Cur

 vature bearing down, with weakness of the hips

 and lower extremites; and dropping of the body especially in young ladies and children.

 Nf object is ony aid the suffering iG deciling as M to trial of the Patent Lace, for the relief of their aflictons. shall say just enough on some com plants to show that the Lace proposes relieve many apparently opposite affections in rational and nalu. ral manner.

 The substance of the whole may be summed up in this that man, anmaly considered, is a machine and that when his mechanical perfection is in any degree lost, there must follow natural and corresponding modification depreciation Of functions, as natn- ral result. This Is true of the soft as well of the hard parts. With reference the organs or soft parts of the trunk remark that they are all connec ted together from the t1p the base of the truncal cavity, and under the influence ofther weight; that, they in health, all support each other from below upwards, not dragging each other downwards This compact and upward action, is chiefly effected by tha surrounding abdominal muscles when in active, healthy state Ofcosrse when these are relaxed the whole pile of organs will fall producing general con- fusion and displacement of organs, necessarily produ eing host ot functional heterogeneous, in a mechani- cal way. These Arrangements will be mechanical, and of course only egrable by restoring the parts to their proper place The following expresses some of the natural effects of muse uar and gamentous telaxa. tion upon the body which cannot be ed by medi- cine exclusively, viz:

 The whole, ,nass of organs falls. and presses on the urinary organ, producing too frequent evacuation of urine; else, turning ii back, forward. so cranp the stem and retain the ui inc produces tion giving too many false suppose the kid neys be affected they also press the lower bowel shut il up and thereby mechanically produce costive ness and lorpor of the bowels. There will also be exered pressure the tor wsrnb), crowdiug

 it downward out of place, putting its supporting chords upon the stretch, producing of pain, wrang ling aching and umeness of the pack, pulling draw

 ing of the gr'ns whero these fragments are attached aud great sense o welgh or passing at the lower belly causing the patient put his her hands that part walking. The goiRg to the lower limbs, giving the function of sensation and motion are compressed by the same means Ii. e. permanent de- scent of the abdominal organs) producing numbness. else much sensitiveness, prickng and wrang | lii pain, extending down the hips and thighs also, l loss of, or impeded motion, especially moving spell in the morning, increasing to cranp, almost entire loss of motion towards night all cone mechani- l cay. which is better in the morning Also the feet will swell night because the pressure obstructs

 the ascent of the transparent finds into the body but will be better in the morning The veins will also be | swollen and relieved in the manner. By the pressure upon the lower bowel, producing eosveness and obstructing the free return of blood o I the heart, piles are produced which always re- | heved by laxative medicines. These the cfeets of pressure the parts below But also see that the stomach liver and spleen will be left unsup. ported, and are hanging comparatively from the upper

 fragments, producngin the regon of the liver, of hanging and dragging. dull pan causing the patient to lean over ano press that region with the hand The region of the stomach will be sunken ana tender re- tracted and ha and the patient will speak of gone ness sinking, gnawing and other like sensations, all because the organs have fallen away; and left gone noss in reality See how such people will lean for ward and walk carefully and press the hand to ihe lower abdomeni such people will also complain of heartbura, beehings and distress after eating Also, the spleen will he dragged dewnwards, pulling on its upper fragments. producing dead, dul heavy constant pain in the side. which nothing taken inter. naly cures ond observe how all these feelings exist | together.

 By this means the diaphragnis is pulled downwards and ceases support the lungs and henrt ano he al- ter will now be suspended. causing frequent iuter ing or palpstion and sense of sinking here The lungs will be dragged upon producing disposition lean forward in sitting standing Also, shortness of breath. and dry cough, and dull pain in the breast | and sense of tighlness will be felt.

 The above and other analogous affections have hitherto baed all constitutional but aimee they have been viewed mechanical ard have been treated by Lace see patel they have all been treated with astonishing success and we can uow host of cssos seemingly well or half well, combined with real disease, requiring medicine. who enjoy fe or be cured upon common principles of treatment; and why2 because their house is falling down, and by binding them up ther pains vanish and efficacy in | ternal remedies IS thereby given

 THOSE WHO SHOULD USE THE LACE.

 Those who weak from long confinement who i've Sedenariy, are or lax hbre, easily atgued, or who pregnant, pTedsposed to abortion or are in child bed. should always the Lace particularly | all affected witn spinal complains. Weak and lax hbred children should always | early prevent permanent dropping and of the spine. Also all afflicted with pain, weakness. curvature of the | spine.

 | Also, all labonng under what are called female weaknesses, either of profuse, painful obsructed menstrustion They should be the accompaniment of weak shosmak kers tailors curriers' seamstresses and I O factories "A alSO | weak ladies and gentlemen travelling. The following short catalogue of symptoms may be l of service-shornsss of breath weak breast cough and spittng of blood. with inability ndisposon to sit erect pspitaon of the heart, pain in or both sides distress sinking, Of goneness at the s.omach with heartburn and acid eructations costiye ness and piles sense of weakness and pressing down of the lower sbdome, weakness of the hips aud pan and loss ofssusblity and strength in the lower limbs with inability to walk msch weakness and pain in the back with low spirits with other analo gous complaints. For sale by

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