La Grande evening observer., January 17, 1907, Image 5

OSTEOPATHY AND
, DISEASES
MWIWWl
SKN
HOW PHYSICIANS OF T!K NEW SCHOOL
WORK TO DO AWAY WITH KUP
TIORS AND SKIN TROL'BUS Of
tYERY ' VARIETY, AND HUW
. THEY SUCCEED
NOW
REM
OVAL
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NOTICE
The patrons and customers of the Blue
Mountain Creamery will- please take
notice that we have moved to our new
home in our own building on Washing
ton Avenue, building formerly known
as the Land Office building. Our friends
are invited to call and visit us in our
new quarters. v f .
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From this date all business 'i will be
transacted at the new building. All
milk custorrers will be served as ' here
tofore. Remember Blue Mountain
Creamry Butter is full weight, and can
be found at all dealers.
BLUE
MOUNTAIN
CREAMERY CO,
LA GRANDE OREGON
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Do Osteopaths treat skin diseases? In
deed, Yes. And they treat them in a
manner so rational, so well within the
comprehension of the patient, so certain
to be beneficial that their method is with
out a doubt the way par excellence.
It is generally recognized by authorities
that skin troubles are the result of some
other evil condition in the body usually a
bad condition of some one or more J the
excretory orgjns or else they result from
a local disturbance of the blood circula
tion. Some times causes of both these
kinds are operative. '
In the vast majority of eruptions it is
quite safe to say that what is coming out
through the skin is simply doing ro be
cause the organs designed to carry it off
from the body are behind with their work.
The skin normally has a vast amount of
excretory work to do; but, when the liver,
or kidneys, or intestines art unequal to
their share in the removal of waste from
the body, the skin is apt to be called upon
for an amount of work that -it is unable
to perform in its usual way and we have
u eiuHwOiu II ii j iistis;;!; fr!;r!, "In
currence, simply indicating that the body
it making a determined effort to get rid
of what it ought to be rid of.
The Osteopath always looks for trouble
with the excretory organs in these cases
and usually finds it and succeeds in "cor
recting it He is thus getting at the root
of the evil; and when the work of excre
tion is again being car tied on In the nor
mal way the abnormal effort to accomplish
excessive excretion through the skin
ceases. .
The number of cases in which the
trouble is solely a local one is not great
in comparisoa to the number in whjch the
other excretory organe are at least partly
at fault It is circulation that is at fault;
and the natural question that arises is a
to what is interfering with the circulation
to the particular part affected. Circula
tion ie under control of nerves; and the
Osteoyath knows just where to look for
misadjustments that could affect the
nervee controlling circulation to the part.
This knowledge of the nerves that con
trol circulation, of the various ways in
which they may beinteifered with In their
work, and of the mechanical means of don
rag away with these Interferences, is the
secret of much of the Osteopath's success
in treating skin diseases, just as it is the
secret of his success in the treatment of
many other kinds of disease. , . ,
This exclusively Osteopathic work Is of
course acc:mpanied by needful instruc
tions as to diet, bathing, etc; and the re
sults are excellent Right Way.
CLEARANCE
SALE
St. Peters' Ouild having still on hand
wmwr garments, will nold a
clearance sale on Saturday, he 19 th, in
mi. mipairibn macnine warehouse.
Everything goes at your owu price. Do
VISITiOUR
CANDY
PARLORS
SELDER, Te "y
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FASTIDIOUS WOMEN
consider Paxtine Toilet Antiseptic a
necessity in the hygienic care of the
person and or local treatment of
feminine ills. As a wash its cleansing,
germicidal, deodorizing and healing
qualities are extraordinary. For sale
at Driigfrtsta. Sample free. Addretf
Tbe li. i'axton Co., Boston, Ma;.
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