20 THE. AFFLICTED,
NNINC, R0DY RRACE.
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DySPeP,, Great sense of weakness or s goneness at
The stomach and sides with bearing at the lower Dody
with ndsPos.ion to . I a,SI o Of
shoulder and hip of children and young ladies SO o
mon in the South. In many cases the aPpllcsuiSon VI
the Brace, properly adjusted gives


Any Invention therefore, that contributes TO- the
health and comfort of the human race as Dr.
Rrace in so many instances has proven, Wen "o1tny
of attention. and especially of the afflicted Inc


olowing strong recommendations in favor OF the great
utility ofthe brace, from several
men who have been convinced by actual experiment.
will induce the suffering to give It fair trial.
-..a From Professor Dickson. " Af
Gentlemen: At the desire of DR.. Banning, state
with pleasure after examination of his BODY Brace
extensive utility The principle which he has SO In
genously carried out seems to me widely aPpeaoe 70


large class of s% OF iHsT9g 1gd


Mapc6 sDofua 2 ''''' - '"' JAS. P JARvEY,M.D.
From Professor Goddard, of Philadelphia.
have examined DIR. Bauning's instrument for the
relief OF weakness requiring support and have made


the results have also listened to his views of its APP
plicabilty extended class Of diseases, and think
commend them to the serious Of the medl
cal profession. PAUL R. GODDARD, M. d.


PhiladelpAa, Feb. 26. ls46.


From Professor Mott, of New York, and others.


The undersigned have examined DR.. Bapning's novel
views on the mechanical pathology of many affections
of the viscera and beve them to be highly interesting
and worthy the serious attention OF the medical profess
sion. -..t. .s.>


Valentine Mott, J. Kerney Rodgers,
Stephen Kirby, Alex. B. Whiting,


Stephen Brown, H. Mclean


The following notice of Dr. Banning appeared in one
Of the Savannah Papers, where that gentleman is at
present engaged in lecturng


Dr. Banning, Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases of
and hos haan Off
tion for two weeks past by the development OF novel
theory and treatment of chronic weakness in general
His doctrine is that the internal organs all to be
kept continuously supported from below upwards by the
active abdominal muscles and that relaxed state OF
them will induce general falling descent throughout
the trunk breaking the natural relations and
inducing compression upon parts below, aud dragging
parts above He TO demonstrate that this state
will mechanically induce weakness of the lower ex-
remltes, the common weakness of the back and abdo
men, also OF the stomach and chest presenting pumo-
nary digestion,-spnal and female weakness in new
has seldom relieved ihem His practical inference
ls that mechanical support TO the small of the back
which draws back the shoulders, and which lifts the
appropriate remedy.


Through the poiiteness of the medical profession he
has made numerous applications Of his Body Brace (he
monary weakness, but particularly to spinal dyspeptic
weakness, with general and in some surprising
success We have the means oi knowing that some
who had dspalred Of recovering their power to move
about TO eat and drink what others do, sing and
preach have suddenly been surprised by greatly
ed comfort and progressing improve in their par
tlcuar maades Apart from Instances in this city, we
have been shown letters from pulmonic, dyspepc and
spinal patients which express the deepest gratitude for
benefits received In Of miserable distortion
the patient states her chest enlarged and her height in
creased inch the space OF a few weeks and that
her improvement is astonishing And another from the
OF the Sandwich Islands, speaking of
markable benefits, and the restoration of their
duties and enjoymehts The Professors doctrine ad-
dresses itself to the understanding, and we in
Of he me-
profession, believe its practical adoption will be attend
ed with happy results in the treatment Of chronic di
seases, and consider the city fortunate which
visit from him. His work entitled &c common sense,
developing the whole subject IS highly interesting and
should be extensively read by the community.


RALEIGH, llth May, 1s47.


To DIR. E. p. Banning: My Dear Sir. When
called on you while in this city, in January last told
you that had been years afflicted with Dyspep-
STA, weakness Of the back and breast, and most dis
tressng cough and difficulty of breathing, together with
great debility of the whole system. could not eat any
thing without creating the most disagreeabe sensa-
tions and at times, suffered the deepest depression OF
spirits, which rendered me unfit for business OF enjoy
ment of any kind. ...- .-. :


You advised me to try of YOUR Body Braces, which
had been often applied in similar by otheIs, with
great success dd so and found great relief even be-
fore you left the city, in few days after and
am happy to inform you that eat whatever please,
without any Inconvenience whatever; my cough has
nearly left my back and breast pains entirely
moved my dyspepsia cured, and my general health is
ImProVing and am perfectly satisfied, that by perse
Venng little longer IN the use OF the Brace, shall
be restored to sound health and spirits
enjoyed. l do not think should be extravagant in
saying, from the frat to the last, previously the ap
plication of the Brace, that had expended for
remedies to heal distressing and multiplied mala6ies,
at least one thousand dollars without deriving sens
BILE benefit from them whatever. The application of
your invaluable Brace by aordng mechanical support
at the proper place, TO long afflicted and debtated
system has accomplished the object and if could
procure another to supply its place, the offer OF $1,000
would not induce me to part with it.


Therefore act of justice to public benefactor,
and for the benefit of the afflicted, cheeriully fur
nsh this testimonial in favor Of the great utility Of the
Brace. and especially for all persons who may be
similarly afflicted, as have Seen.


With great respect remain dear sir, your ob sev't
~- .'. '.--... ..' -. GEORGE FISHER.


I. ..-,. RALEIGH, 29th January, ls47.


Dear Su II will be gratifying you 10 be assured,
before you leave Town. that have derived signal ad
vantage from the use Of the Body Brace. had not
worn 1T many days, when | was enabled to walk six
than did in walking the distance to the Hotel, when
first called upon you II is admirable contrvance,
as mechanical support, and is exactly suited to my
case The pads the back and hips give strength and
comPacness to those Parts that feel more at
either IN motion at rest and whether my nrmiiy be
fered much for several years, look forward with
at no distant date to complete restoration


wishing you pleasant journey, and every success in
tho object you have in view in undertaking it,


remain, very respectfully yours,


49, GEO. SIMPSON,


good assortment, embacing every size of the above
described BODY BRACES, may be obtained of


B. B. SMITH. Agent.


Re!elgh, June %, 1647 659-6t. |
State Of North Carolina, Nash County.


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