The Daily Ardmoreite. (Ardmore, Okla.), Vol. 16, No. 138, Ed. 1, Monday, November 15, 1909 Page: 2 of 8
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THE DAILY ARDMOREITE
Ardmore Monday November 15 1909
r
i Vesta Tilley
!Nnt Wills
Bun s a n lulison
Phonoirpaph at
Luke's
Music Store
Established iStjq
i
MENTAL SUGGESTION
111 TUT film nnnm
N ThF Pk ROOM
Ill I ML 0IUI nUUIVI
I ( 'i.
ll.ll ill .1 l!.
II M'Kuii
'Mlg ai'bl
ii i lie. -a
filllini ell .
' KIllU-sl IllK II
Mis i;
piiidica
I' a i' arioiiM sMtex of the
'alii piiiilme a direct effect ujion
' .i fact too well known to
xinded discussion In this
that mental suggestion is j
principle through which .
i- are brought about. U
11 "uow"'
. however that suggestion I
more of It forms la Urn
"f all mental or phyalcal
Ml i.'
I 'l V
jper Week!
a:
11 Jtl mavniona io .i.iue a viw gI-n(l.
lay a more Important
t;iiliir medical treatment
i iih iII in.- or hygienic
lie t llie.tiiiiiesiiretbo-.evlii.il leave Ilie - ..em mtl.elicst con-
(lltui iltii their use. "Uiih 1-. one l tie .i u. i iriui-s we il.um for
S S Hi iiik muile eiitli'elv ot loots lierl". uiut b.irKs it is not 111 oven
the ' ' id 1 i!e?tc. baillifl.l to iin ssUmii. Imt . n the .ilh. r v..c.
etable r 1 r.-.lients miiUe it en. of the
10 ihii j greiu iiiiuiv i.ioou inmiuinoR coiituui utronn mineral
inuri'iliuiits w inch iintavor.il. 1 uir.n t thn 1
tiin. and ui lilood-puritx mg etleet they might have is thorofoiu offset by
their injurious action on the iiotieral health. S S u tlm nn a.f.. .....1
mire 1 loo.l .uriller. It goes into the circulation anil rids the Mood of every
ln.pnrit or pollution. It strengthens the 1 iuulMlon and adds nounshiius !
i""!"1"' ' ' " "io wu.i unit kii-uii) ukim 111 ine cure 01 any olooil disease
S P 1 .ics Hhcuinutii.ni Cutanb Soreg mul Ulcers. Scrofula Contagious
Hlood Poison and all like diseases because it purities the circulation
S. 8. H nia bo taken by young or old with absolute witt-tv and with tho
assurance that it will euro all diseaous and disorders dim to an impure or
poisoned blood supply even reuchiug down and rcinovhig hereditary taluU
Jlouk on the blood uud uny medical udvu-e free to all who write. '
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.... l.l.n.t 1 1..
M1SOI1
Talent
making
Records Ibryou
In what other way can you hear so cheaply
nad so comfortably mkIi an array of talent as
that enRARud in making Atnberol and Standard
Records for the Edisoi ItionoKraph. i
To mention only a few of these star enter-
tainers whose records are the joy of thous-
ands there are:
I Mnbel McKinlcy Grace Cameron
I Albert Spalding Harry Lnmlcr '
Ada Jones
Marshall V. Wilder
There are several Rood records from each
of tltese and n hundred others that you can
hear at the dealers and own and hear in your
own homu for a trifle.
Kdlion Hiundard Kecorrt V.
Killxm Amhvrol Hxortlii lluk lone) Mfc.
KillonllrmlOtrKTrril -Kdlkua
monograph W U
Tlirra mm RrtUon itrnlern rvrrylrr. to the w-nteil
m l lirt the kilWon lhciBifii.!.h p! y li'ith Filiun SUWtuKt
r 1 mtirrol Hrtiitil1. on.l Kit il''-f ilnlnir Irtim ouf
i r or frttn us.
NalrnnJ llMi.ofA CMai 7 Ulw.Uc A'. Oi.n... N. J
Iiik oilmen id tons rr to the potency
H.iiil. siit?Rcili' theraptitU-s of the mental and suggeiitlve path-
has been leci-UliiK onsideriible at-j ology hcnrliiK on this subject
tuition at the hands ( the regular I "I would eHpeclslly refer to the
medical frail roll y; u ml In the best healing of the Itody through these
medical college It has been given mental fones changing healthy tiir-
i place n the course or study. Hut mnl conditions Into unhealthy or ills-
in the average person the principle j ea-cd rornllt jnnH and vice versa
t iiKKerion is somewhat vague duo ! Thette chajigeH are not miraculous
u Hi- f.M t Unit the active principle but proceed from natural causes In
i iiKKr-in'ii ix one of the most nub- the operation of the mind as a I lie
ot all tin forces In existence. J rnpeutlc agency operating through
lucK or knowledge conceruing ""' fui'tlonn of the ImhIj-. sometimes
. . MH. n I. .is led many to believe 18 t""10 "r s imulant wnrdlng off
1 1 1 Hi- .. .i of HUggeatlon Htlll be-i '""K"H "l'r " "tost expoaed eon-
i -s III tin realm of pseudo science. ' dlllona. defeudltig and holding the
m l Dial H In not accepted by sound "''" ' a state or health while
mi sain thinkers. It U also believed j UUB 4011 ot h1""' mental assurances
'.in isc same people that tc effect become victims to the ravages of
- iKKi'Ktlon upon the lody In dotfht-' disenae Hi rough contagion or Infec-
ml. ind that regular physicians pay j 'on
. .. .itt. nilon to the matter.-Hut sueh ' Tu Protective mental force of
N will be dispelled Immediately
the following remarkable mi. da -
I inns
lr . .1. I'arkH of N'i w York has
UiIh io say on the aubjeci:
The absolute and complete con-
ltd that the sympathetic nervous
M.e exercise over the phy.lcn
organ atlon Is so perfec ly dear and
7 ? t0.fcWT '.
i in- lecltal of the phenomena In the
and countleaa .eric of manlfe.-
' - un..mnsary We arc nil
.ne if the fact that illgeHtlon fa
. '.-t..ij .u (I n( i iit n-riH
.... III. .H....I .1...
bad nows. The appetite at onno
..Piiears ft cea.es and the whole
i -ling lm inline- tho meutnl ami
.......l wave which lowers the .vl -
.1 i.i. rmometer lear not only aus-
m nd-. he dlge-the function but ar -
..mh .he forma ion of the .ocrrtlon.
. "T 1mTU"u"- A
; IT rwn 'Tyzo
' "rt y recovery wherea
i ..-.w.h .. t..e.nK me.anBe :
MNitheit mnl gently excites the whole
Ki'niiular s"stem increasea the eere-
! Hons aids dlKcstlon and sends a
'"rill of joy to the aeiisorliim. which
dilTirven the glad tlillngs to evetv
nerve fibril in tho complex organl
aatloii."
No Disease Incurable.
If we are to accept the foregoing I
as moiiii.1 Bclence. we must admit
that every physician who create fear
by telling his patient that he will
"ovt'r well l actually giving
that patient a mild dose of polaon:
In fact the dose may not be so
iniid. either ft be suffbieutl)
!" 111 '" iiM.inc-. it
doe
llile dl--e.ll.es
.I i iii iv bring
PURELY
VEGETABLE
iinest ot tonus to biubl up the health
. . . . W --'r
.1 ' M .
;! in ui . -I i .i1 ! ' '. . :
.ail ar- rc.idil iu'mI l.) !! '".
i at . one ystcni fnl'.H anet'i -
u . Thew are factn that
i mi . t every Jay.
No physician then ran truthfully
pronounce any rat Incurable and
am Jiwt mated he become Inst.-i
I mental In shortening the life of hi
i patient every time he make the
j cruel statement. When a physician
' finds himself unable to do anything
' for a certain patient he should Itn-
'trM trpon the mlmt of the patient
JtbM ther U always hope and tha
i a cure for that imrtfrular malady
j may be dlseovered any day. Tills
I would be the truth and sitrh a state-
j ment would not only n far to ease
the pain of the pMlent but would
yonitiveiy lengthen his days upon
cartta.
j Dr. T. A. Ilorton in an audrcus
; before the Indiana State .Medical .So-
ciety nald: "Gentlemen the stibjeet
j which I desire to present to you to-
day baa to tlo with the Influence of
! the mlrni over the functions of thj
body. Its allent unobserved force
j results In producing pathological
londlllon. and those by reflev ac
tion excite morbid Kcnaihililies of
' the mind and thus derange the nenc
'cinter resulting lit a changed con-
dition or over-eeltn1illlty of the
; nerve energies which becomes a sec-
ondary diseased condition in the form
of different types of neurasthenia.
' I have lieen Interested in this subject
j for years and In my practice have
had extended opKirluiiltles for mak-
! ' "m! hn bw demonstrated
IM"' """' hospitals ami other
places where contagl us dlrease
wen prevailing. The mental force
Pohhchhch a protective power when
rightly ex rclseil beyond what U
tiHiially conceded not only in the
Wat' (if llel'eilKl'. hill ulm III rtn-tut.
tltHtrt.. wln Ml.I1Pe.
1U.V. thtt . mm.h
!'"" M" M'- r uu-
jerstood "
Wha Lawfully PrncUce
... C(1 R
i rt-atMlur .1.1-h.. wlnii i..
" ' ' '
carry weight. In fact audi HtatementB
iniiat inevitably lead us to conclude
lhllt 1iyii(n u (ifil f))r
the practice of tmj- nysteni whatever
. i i... .. .
! mpltal . yB w w1
.. fartllt.r. Xo
Man hiw po .
whatever unleH he (muBh-
- iiivro 1 1 x inn iiiiirii v 1 1 1 1 i i"M riiitfth:
' understands metal HUgKClon:
'" ti.no iam.nr whmhiu.!.
Ho .
... ()f nnur .iom
Matures in tho various atates.
Hr. Ilorton contlniu's: " all
Know how difficult It Is to get Roort
icsultH from medication In which
our patient have no confidence and
it In ait established fact that wo get
letter results from drugs when
'hey are given with the iiatleiit'K
knowledge of their lot led .rr..n
I hnve frequently quieted the never-
est pain by Injecting pure water In-
t. the arm or the patient."
No more striking example would
he icqulred to illustrate the power
of min our body but thousands
of similar liiKtanceti could be quoted.
We are therefore compelled to coil-
dude again that no physlelan has
a right to practice until he under-
stands xuggestlon.
lr. U. It. ration in an address
before the Wabasha County t.(nno-
ota I .Medical Society made the fol-
low nig Important statement: "An
''aeon ald. "Faith confidence be
lief and hope are the working force
i ha: make the cure- that work tho
uiiiaile" The mind as a dynamic
loue exerted hut the functions of
the body has been doubtless op-
i.itely manifest from the cnwlle
"f our
xlstence. lly the phrase
the mind as a dynamic force' i
"' r n vwrlols forms of sug-1
uestlon uu well ..a 11 v .n..i.
ne (acuities of the iiilud or those '
. . "l"""h 110 01 u
Mates caused by the sympathetic
hci Ion 011 the brain Mich as faith
confidence belief Imagination emo-
tions hope and the like. Any or
all of them may become nctlvo ovor
the bodily functions.
"Inst here let me add n sugges
AYER'S HAIR VIGOR
llalr falling out? Troubled with dandruff? Want more hair? An elegant dressing?
Incrcdicnts : ?u l"r oltm. Qulnln. flodlun Chlorld.
2 liinkum . Alcohol Vtr. I'trfuine.
Wc believe doJors indorse Ibis formula or wc would not put It up.
Docs not Color the Hair
.1 Hl I'MIMUT t-rll Mi...
tion rdatlve to the pr bable modus
methendi of the mind as a dominant
therapeutic force. Any initial or pr!
tnsrj" impression may be transmitted
irom tne ren t.rai ceils into the flia- outset. It Is time enough for the pa-
menta of the sympathetic nerves dls-1 tlcnt to have faith In the treatment
tribtitul In the unirtrlped muscnl.il ' . c'an pcrcvUp t)l0 benrflt
fiber of the capillary arteries. As i. -erelvlng. lhiderstandlng the
diseased states are presumably iicute )-slcal mid mental changes whlih
or chronic congestive conditions of follow a certain thought the sugges-
the organs and tissues. It may follow tonl!)l !s .). .nK . 1()!M.
that the changes ensuing In the en I- mental or physical changes by using
iber of the capillary arteries may to r.ot auggestlon in such a way tha'
modify the nutritive and vital pro- hi nticnt Is bound to think the
cesses as to effect their cure." thoughts which will produce the re-
Dr. 1 'Alton goes on to say: "As suits.
Instance or the mental Impression "A man may not hvno faith In the
acting upon observable functions j statement that the thought of lemon
through the capillary circulation as Julie will stimulate the fl w of
tevealed to the sight 1 will mention saliva but if he will Imagine for a
blushing or pallor of the fact do- moment that ho Ik squeezing the
' pending upon the theme presented to juice or a lemon Into his mouth the
the thought; the mouth watering on snlha will Immediately flow more
the thought or. fight of tempting fieely than usual regardless of his
food; the flow of tears from words faith. Similarly many it not aU
tor thoughts that excite grief; nnu-. of the organs of the body can be
j sen or vomiting from a sickening I alluded by Impulses following ci r
sHctacle; sexual excitement from tain lines of thought and these lm
obscene thoughts or lasclvloim slghtc. pulses will follow the thought and
Instances might be multiplied. And is stimulate the organs regardless nl
I' not a fair inference Indeed Is It faith. It Is simply necessary to get
not leasonably probable that through a patient to think the propci
the vasomotor nines the Internal thoughts and It is In the thought
' viscera limy be subject to like of- directing that the work of the Hug
1 ficts through mental Impressions gestlonlst lies."
! and that thus acute as uell as Physicians Waking Up.
1 I'll rou I c congestive allmeiils thereof' The above statements wne no"
may be favorably influenced or even 'made by laymen or by casual 1 lis. r
(tired then by?' ors but by regular practicing phy.s
A Remarkable Statement. iclans and were addressed to their
Thus nr well and good but now hrothor physician. The medical pro
'1111111M Dr. Inttnn':i most remaii.ablo ' tesslons Is beginning to understand
statement: "Jt Is my conviction that inarevlous force In the' power of
recognition of the power and useful- gest!oii and in the mental attitude
iiess of mental dynamics including of the patient and advanced ph-;
nil forms of suggestion over phys- cns and nurses give Just as niuih
lologhul and pathological processes attention to the mental side of th-
in combating disease is unqiiestlon- Patient and his surroundings as they
ably the most Impressive advance in d-j to the medical treatment; but It I-
modern medicine. Mental Influence ery unfortunate however that tl
alone may diminish or increase the average physician as well as the
activities of the phslo!ogleul pro-
cesses to the extent of removing the
pathological effects of disease."
Could the enthusiasts of the new
schools of healing find anything
more powerful with which to chum-
. plou their cause? And yet certain
organizations among the physicians
have succeeded lu getting laws pass-
ed through which the practice of
suggestive therapeutics becomes a
'crime. Was ever a greater farce per-
pctrateil upon the face of the globe?
lit. P.ittou also made the following
very slRiiltlciiiit s.ateuif nt in the course
or the same address: "A celobrated
medical teacher after an exhausted
dissertation oer a case was leav-
lug the bedside without prescribing
any treatment when the house phys-
Iclan asked hat should be given
the patient. 'Oh' said the profe ssor
'a h.-ptful prognosis and anything
ou please.' To this he added 'the
doleful doctor will be a failure while
the hopeful one will prove a winner
from start to finish.' It Is reasonably
assured that ultimately the physician
will become not ho much the man '" any manner.
behind the pill as the Judicious ad- Psychologists are '.veil aware of
visor the wise counselor. Acntly the fact that the enfeebled physical
leading the sick "into green pastures condition of the patient tends to In-
beside still valors through paths duce a hyper-sensltlve mental condl-
that lead onward to r covery assls'- tlon In which all suggestions havo
Ing nature at times If needs be wi'h n" exaggerated effect. Tho average
it big bread pill.'' patient Is extremely sensitive to lm
What a contrast this splendid I'resslons and often a passing ex-
statement Is compared with the state-1 Presslon on the face of tho physician
ment frequently made by physicians: mii'fe relative ur friend will be no-
""I think we will pull you through "ced Immediately and Interpreted In
all right but it s going to be a 1111 exaggerated term; and If those
long hard pull." Thnt such a state- expressions should not happen to bo
ment prolongs a case every time Is a favorable the patient will receive a
fact known t.i everyone who has leclded setback sick people notice
ever made intelligent observation In "t1 changes of expression and man-
the matter. Hut can a pliyMclun be "-'r that would pass unnoticed by a
called honest and thoroughly on th-. Uu" person. They eagerly watch for
square who prolongs his case? Is these signs and seldom fall to attach
such a man honorable? Can he he Importance to them
trusted? Does he deserve a place or This being the case the utmost
respectability in modern society? (n't should be exercised In convey-
Hvery adverse suggestion that Is wholesome Impressions in the
made to the patient will prolong th" 8ci room; but what do we find? in-
case and those who have '"suffe.vd stead of this watchful and Intelligent
much front many physicians" know ci"e. we find in too many cases the
too well that the majority of i ?gul.ir I most utter carelessness and lack of
physicians are are still using adverse Intelligence. Visitors and friends will
suggestion by the wholosale; and yet. Mt by the bedside of the patient
In the face of all these facts they are ' informing him how had he looks how
posing as the only friends of the ! 1' seems to bo losing ground every !
slct trying to Imprison those who '" how he seems to be going !
endeavor to ease pain by method !' like the visitor's wife's cousin
that are both less harmful and more who died after a long Illness how
efficient than the ones of the old soand-so with the same complaint
Dr. II. A. I'arkyn tho wellkn.wi. Continued on Page Six.
authority on suggestive therapeutics. " :
speaks as follows: "Certain results Oandorino work8 wonders i
will follow certain thoughts and In . ".It producoa hnlr
... ...
every instance that It Is possible) to
get the patient to think the thoughts
wo desire we seeuro tho results wo
.. . .
doslro. It Is tho work of the sug-
gestlonlst to place these thoughts
In the mind of tho patient so that
he Is bound to think of them and
this can be done to some degree If
not perfectly. In every iuhc.
.Jt . ave faItll( )Ut fath
s 110t nto1utolv necessary at the
average person does not begin t..
teallie how extensively suggestion
B "(cd either for good or bad it
aulta. In the sick room. Many an In
vnl!l li" heen giien a mental urg.
towiuds recovery and many a n
n"s been given the urge In the op
lsislto direction by suggestions lg
' "orantly presented by friends a la
tlvea or attendants.
-Many physicians and nur.sts inn
though they understand the general
Principles of suggestion fall to re
"Ili!l the potent force of countless
suggest bins given the patient either
'' words or manner and us for the
oidlnnry visitors to tho sick room
Wl'". they usually and thoughtlessly
l0lr suggestions Into the linprcs-
slonahle mind of the invalid general
with the most disastrous results
Since the patient can be and Is
affected by Hie suggestions of those
aiouiul him. It Is- of the highest Jin-
portanco thnt those suggestions be
made along the right lines and spe-
c'l fare should he observed in
avcldlng suggestions that are harmful
juai as suroiy as rnm aim suiiBhln
rnso8 crops. It produce' a thick
growth of luxuriant hair when nil
?'he? romodloa fall. Wo Kuarantoe
Dnndorino. All drugg stsso Ht-25o
60o ftmI por bottle. To nrovo Iti
worth soml this nil with lOo in stamps
I or silver anil 'vo will mail you a large
! SSu'85. C&ZZu
ram
I
LOOK
The 15th of November is our
annual date for cutting prices on
all millinery in our house.
m
A big line of hand-
some beavers has
just been received
and they will be in-
cluded in this sale.
You will be wise
if you make an early
selection.
Remember our
Spircllo corsets made
to order and the cele-
brated Franco Amer-
ican toilet goods.
Parisian Millinery Co.
MRS. W. T. DELL
STOP
At the GRAND AVENUE HOTEL
lei you happen lobe in Oklahoma City over
night. Good Cafe in connection.
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION.
Clerk-Carrier.
An examination for clerk and car-
rier will bo held at the ostofflce In
this city 011 December 1000.
Age limits IS to 13 years on the
date of tho examination.
Married women will not be admit-
ted to the examination. '
Unmarried women will be admltle I
to the examination but are eligible .
for appointment only an clerk. I
Applicants must bo physically
sound and male applicants must bo 1
not loss than 5 foot t Inches In
height without boots or shoes and I
weigh not less than 125 pounds with-
LISTEN!
We have had the
best season this fall we
have ever known in
Ardmore and have sold
many more really high
priced goods than ever
before; but as has been
our custom wc begin
Monday to unload
our immense stock at
prices that will be a
revelation to you.
Manager.
McFarland's Hotel
F. J McFAKLANI) Proprietor.
McALESTER OKLA.
European Plan. 75 modern
rooms 75c and $ Large
.stunplc room. A popular
priced restaurant in con
nection. b'ish dinners a
specialty.
The nicest city
drivers and the
best road teams
and buggies at
Wyatt's Stables
S. Washington St.
out overcoat or hat.
For application blanks and for full
Information nlatho to the examina-
tion (iiarflratlons duties salaries
vacations promotions ec addrewi
Immediately
OKO. J. SANDUN.
Secretary Hoard of Civil Service Ex-
aminers. I'ostoffice Ardmore Okla.
Go Auto Driving
I will drive auto for city drives
anyf evening after 7 and any hour
on Sundays. Engagements must bo
mado by 0 p. va. Phono 89.
91 ra W. S. FltALIT.
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