Woman's work. (Athens, Georgia) 1887-1???, May 01, 1909, Image 17

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The Tissue Salts. Tissue salts form an important ingredient of brain and muscle and bone and cartilage. I When they are not supplied to the human body in sufficient quantity these tissues suffer; I sometimes perish. People who have good digestion and eat plenty of fresh, raw vegetables, such as lettuce, celery, onions, cabbage, tomatoes, apples, etc., are sufficiently supplied with tissue salts, and the various tissues of the body are amply nourished. Some people do not have access at all seasons of the year to these raw vegetables. Chronic disease is the result. Other people with weak digestion cannot eat these raw vegetables. Chronic disease of some sort is sure to occur. The natural solution of such a problem is an artificial supply of the tissue salts. Can these tissue salts contained in vegetables be so extracted from the vegetables and triturated with sugar of milk that those people who cannot assimilate raw vegetables can be supplied with the tissue salts in such away as to make them easy to appropriate by the weakest invalid? I believe they can. I believe they have been. Several years prescribing such tissue salts makes me confident of their priceless benefit. Chronic skin disease is the result of a lack of certain tissue salts. Nerve weakness is a lack of certain tissue salts. Anemia, or bloodlessness, is a lack of certain tissue salts. Chronic catarrh of the mucous membrane plainly indicates a lack of certain tissue salts. And so on. The principal chronic diseases all result in a poverty of the system in tissue salts. Such people should be encouraged in every way to eat raw vegetables, provided always they can digest them. If not raw vegetables, then tissue salts so prepared as to make them digestible. I am prescribing six different combination tissue tablets, made expressly for me by the best pharmaceutical house in the world. These s.x combination tissue tablets are especially combined as remedies for the following conditions: . No. i, nerves. No. 2, bone. No. 3, mucous. No. 4, blood. No. 5. tonic. No. 6, vital. Ido not sell these tissue tablets. They are not sold anywhere, that 1 know of. I only prescribe them for patients. People write to me and describe their condition. If I find the condition to be clearlyone that indicates the want of one or the otherof these tissue combina tions I prescribe enough to last for one month for $2.00. Medical advice sent free. Some very stubborn and seemingly incurable diseases quickly yield to the tissue reme dies. Ido not make any exaggerated claims for these remedies. I say only what abundant experience has taught me, that they do cure cases where drugs fail. Tissue remedies are not drugs. They are specific foods that convey to the system in special form the precious inorganic salts for want of which many invalids are slowly perishing. An animal wholly deprived of common table salt becomes chronically ill and finally dies. There are at least twelve other salts besides table salt that are necessary to maintain life. Deprive the system of either one of these salts and the organism will slowly’ but surely deteriorate. C. S. CARR, M. D., COLUMBUS. OHIO. gWSi—i -'iiiiM *i& BrnlWyMit X* ll «- '’-''■■'■ : k /I IM ■ttttg|g|M*; i HEALTH Mmriutentai Jfcamlhr H.G.B. ALEXANDER, PRES. CHICAGO. _ ILLINOIS. CAPITAL «300/XRT"FOUNDED 1885 Prompt and liberal claim payments have made Conlinenlal Policies popular. Policies of positive protection for all risks al lowest prices^.— AGENTS WANTED Continental Casualty Company, Chicago, 111. HEALTH, YOUTH. BEAUTY, Clear Complexion, Self-Control, Fascinating- Charms,.and Happiness, Freedom from Consti pation, Stomach Trouble. 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