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 and splitting of Blood Papitaton of u e Heart | weakness of the Sides and Stomach Dyspepsia; | Cosiveness and Piles pain in the Back, W th Cur vature bearing down, with weakness of the hips and lower exiremities; and dropping of the body espeeslly in young ladies and children. M object is only 10 aid the suffering in deciIugas

 M to irial of the Patent Lace for the relief of iher affections. shall say just enough some com plants show that the Lace proposes relieve many apparently opposite affections, in rational and | ral manner.

 The substance of he whole may be summed up in luis that animally conside red is machine and that when his mechanical perfection is in any degree lost, there must follow natural and corresponding modification or depreciation of its functions as natu ral result This is true of the soft as well as of tue hard par's With reference the organs or soft parts ofthe trunk. we remark that the all connec ted together. from the np the base of the runcal cavity and under the influence ofther own eight hat they in health, all support each other, from below | upwards, dragging eoch other downwards. This compact and upward action, is chiefly effected by the surrounding abdominal muscles W hen in an active healthy state. Of course when these relaxed the whele pile oi organs will fall drcing general ccn- fusion and displacement of organs necessarily produ cing host of iuneonal derangements, in meehani. cal way. These heterogeneous will be mechanical and ot course oD cursbe by restoring the parts to their pr~per place. The following expresses some of tbe natural effects of muscular and gamen reaxa lion upon ihe body which cannot te GU ed by med cine exclusively, viz: The whole mass of organs falls and presses on ths urinary organ, producing foo frequent evacuation of urine; else, turning il back, forward so as 10 cramp the stem and retain the urine produces reteu- uon giving too many false suppose the kid neys 10 be affected they also press he lower bowsI shut il up, and thereby mechanically produce cosye | ness and ,orpor of the bowels. There will also be exered pressure the uterus for wembl crnwtling Il downward out Of place putting its supporting chords l upon the stretch, producing sense of pain wIang- ling. aching and lameuess of he pack pulling or drav ing of the groins, where these fragments are attached l and great sense ol weigh or passing at he lower belly causing the patient put his or her hauds on that part on walkug The nerves going to the lower

 limbs, giving the function of sensation and notion al compressed by the same means (i c. permanent de- scent of the abdominal organs) producing numbness or else too much senslveness, as prickrg and wrsng In pain, extending down the hips and thighs; also, l loss of or inipeded notion especially moving spell in the morning, increasing cruInp, or almost entire loss oi motion towards night. all meehani- | cally which is better in the morning Also the feet will swell near night because the pressure obstructs the ascent ot the transparent fluids into the body but will be better in the morning. The veins will also be 1 swollen and relieved in the manner

 By the pres upon the lower bowel producing cosveness, and obsrucng the free return of blood t the heart, piles produced which are always re | lieved by laxative medicines. These are the effects of pressure the parts below. But also see that the stomach, liver and spleen will be left unsnp. ported and hanging Comparatively from the upper fragments, producing n the regon of the liver sense of hanging and dragging dull paiu causing the patient to esn over ano press that region with the hand The IT. tracted and flat, and the patient will speak of gone ness sinking guawing and other like sensations all because the organs have fallen away; and Jeff gone noss in reality. See how such people wll lean for- ward and walk carefully, and press the hand 10 the | lower abdomen; such people will also complain uf heartburn, beehings, and distress after eatilg Also, the spleen will he dragged downwards, pulling on its upper fgaments producing dead, dull heavy constant pain iii the side which nothing taken inter, naly cures; ond observe how all these feelings exist together.

 By this means the daphragn is pulled downwards, and ceases support the lungs and heart ano the lat ter will now be suspended causing frequent huiter. ing or palpitaton and sense of sinking here The lungs will be dragged upon. producing disposition 10 lean forward in sitting or standng. Also. shortness of breath, and dry cough and dull pain in the breast and sense of iightness will be felt.

 The above and other analogous affections have hitherto bafiied allconstutisnal but aimee they have been viewed as mechanical. have been treated by Lace see plate they have all been treated | with astonishing success aud can uow see host of cases seemingly well or half we'll or combined with real disease requiring medicine. who cannot enjoy life or be cured upon common principles of treatment; and whyl because their house is falling down. and by binding them up ther pains vanish and efficacy 10 in | terna remedies is thereby given.

 THOSE WHO SHOULD USE THE LACE. Those who weak from long confinement who live sedentarily, Of lax fibre, easily fagued or who gre pregnant predisposed abortion or are in child bed. should always the Lace particularly | all affected witn spinal complaints. Weak and lax hpreu c'uIeh shouid awaysW wear t early 10 prevent permanent drooPingand curvature of the spine Also all afflicted with pain, weakness. curvature of the spine.

 Also, all laboring under what are called female weaknesses, either of profuse painful or obsructed l menstruaton They should be the accompaniment of wesk shoenakers. tailors curriers' seansresses and especially of female operatives in factories also of weak ladies and gentlemen travelling

 The following short catalogue of symptoms may be | of service-shortness of breath, weak breast cough and splitting of blood with inability ndisposton io sit erect, papitaon of the heart, pain in or boh sides. distress sinking of goueness at the stomach, with heartburn and acid eructalions rosve- ness and piles, of weakness and pressing down of the lower abdomen weakness of the hips and main and loss of sensbil and strength in the lower limbs with inability 10 walk much weakness and pain n he back. nervousness with low spirits with oher analo | gous con plainis For sale by