Dr BanninR's Patent Lace, for Weakness nf
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Dr BanntnR's Patent Lace, for Weakness of tho Body.

 Weakness of the Breast with shortness of Breath

 and spiiting of Blood Palpi,ation of tIe Heart

 weakness of the Sides and Stomach Dyspepsia

 Costiveness and Piles pain in the Back, wh Cur.

 vature; bearing down. with weakness of the hips

 and lower exireutes; and dropping of the body

 especially in young ladies and children

 M object is only 10 aid the suffering in deciding M to a trial of the Patent Lace for the relier of their sfhictions shall say just enough palnts to show that the Lace proposes relieve many apparently opposite affections, in a rational and rHl manner.

 The substance of the whole may be summed up in this; that man, anmaly considered, is machine, and that when his mechanicai perfection is any degree lost, there must follow natural and corresponding modification depreciation ofits functions rul result This is true of the soft as well as of tue hard paris With reference 10 he organs or soft parts of the trunk remark that they are all connec- ted together, rom the tp the base of the truucal cavity and under the influence oftheir own eight that they in health, all support each other from below upwards, not dragging each other downwards This compact and upward acon is chiefly effected by tho surrounding al dOniinal muscles, when in active. healthy Of course when those relaxed, the whole pile of organs w fall producing general con fusion and displacement of organs necessarily produ cling host oi functional dsrangements, mecilani- cal way. These heterogeneous will be mechanical al and o course only enrable by restoring the parts their Pr@Per place. The following expresses some of ths naIara effects of muscular and eamentous relaxa ton uPon the body. which cannst be GU ed by medi- cine exclusively, viz:

 The whole mass o organs falls and presses on the urinary organ producing too frequent evacuation of urne or else, turning it back, forward so as 10 craP the stem and retain the urine produces retsn- tion giving too many false suppose the kid neys be affected they also press on ihe lower bowel shut il up, and thereby mechanically produce costive | ness and iorpor of the bowels There will also be exerted pressure the uterus tor wsmb) crowding 1t downward out ot place, putting s supporting chords upon the stretch, producing sense of pain, wIang Iinp of nael lru,, ing of the grans, where these fragments attached and great sense o weight ar passing the lower belly. causing the patient 10 put his or her hands | that part walking. The going to the lower

 ubs giving the function of sensation and motion, compressed by the means Ii. c. a permanent de- scent of the abdominal organs producing numbness. or else much sensitiveness pricking and wrung M pain, extending down the hips and thighs; also, loss of, inpeded motion, especially on moving | spell in the morning, increasing to cramp, almost entire loss of motion towards night, all cone mschan eally which is better in the morning Also the feet will swell near night because the pressure obstructs the of the transparent fluids into the body but will be better in the morning The veins will also be swollen and relieved in the msnner.

 By the pressure upon the lower bowel, producing costiveness and obstructng the free return of blood | the heart piles produced, which are always re- leved by laxative medicines. These the effects of pressure on the parts below. But we also that the stomach, liver and spleen will now be left unsup ported, and are hanging comparatvely from the upper fragments, producing in the region of the liver of hanging and dragging, dull pain, causing the patient to lean ana press that region with the hand. The region of the stomach will be sunken and tender tracted and flat 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 abdonen such people will also complain of heartburs, sour belehings and distress after eating Also, tho spleen will he dragged dswnwards pulling on it's upper fragments. producing dead, dul heavy, .l.. IL nally csIes oad observe how all these feelings exist l together.

 By this meaHs the diaphragn is pulled downwards, and ceases to support the lungs and heart. ano the la ter will now be suspended. causing frequent futter- ing or papita,ion and sense of sinking here. The lungs will be dragged upon producing disposition to lean forward is sitting standing Also. shortness of breath and dry cough, and dull pain in the breast and sense of tightness will be felt.

 The above and other analogous affections have hitherto bsed all constitutional treatment but aimee they have been viewed mech chsDical. ad have been treated by Lace (see pate they have all been treated with astonishing success aRd we a host of seemingly well half we'll combined with real disease, requiring medicine who enjoy life, or be cured upon common principles of treatment i; and whyf because their house is falling down. and by bindng them up ther pains vanish, and efficacy a- ternal remedies Is thereby given.

 THOSE WHO SHOULD USE THE LACE. Those who are weak from long confinement, who live sedentarily, of lax fibre, easy fatigued who are pregnant, predsposed abortion, are in child bed. should always the Lace particularly | s affected wila spinal complaints. Weak and lax hbred children should always il early prevent permanent dropping and curvature of the spine Also all afflicted with pain, weakness curvature of the | spine.

 Also, all laboring under what called female weaknesses either of profuse. painful obs'ructed l menstruation They should be the accompaniment of weak shoemskers. ailors curriers' seamstresses and especially of female operatives in factories also of | weak ladies and gentlemen travelling.

 | The following short catalogue of symptoms may be of service-shertness of breath, weak breast cough and spitting of blood with inability dsposition to .it erect. papita,on of the heart, pain in both sides distress sinking, of goneiess at the stomach with heartburn and acid eructa,ions eosiive ness and piles sense of weakness and pressing down of the lower sbdomen weakness of the hips and pain and loss of ssnsiby and strength in the lower limbs with inability walk mach, weakness and pain in the oscE. with low sprits with other aualo. l gous complaiais. For sale by

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