The second most delicate mach world is one in the physical laboratory of the Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore. With its diamond point this: machine can rule from 5,00 to 125,000 lines to the square inch, used as an aid in d lit into te is the machine that inhuman body will throw it out of gear.
The first. most intricate and delicate piece of mechanism in the world completely eclipses this. Tt can a heavy weight, and yet a few tiny grains might cause it to break down, It controls every muscle in the world, and all that wonderfal geo and white sub: stance that is known as brain.
Tt encompasses your existence from the day when first, "mewling in the nurse's arms," you enter life to your last proximate indrawn breath.
"<'the stomach," say: machine; makes gastric juice, and the brain thought. The brain wor response to the senses of hearing, sight, smell, teste, avd touch. A well-ordered, vwellsiourishid brain will respond in a way that will best serve the individual's interests.
"The stomach receives food, digests it, and makes blood; the brain receives im: pressions, digests them, and makes thought. An exhausted, worn-out, or diseased stomach cannot make good blood, neither can an exhausted, worn-out, or diseased brain make good thought.
The confirmed dyspeptic has a worn-out ive machine that is unable to make blood, "and, there-re, an exhausted that cannot think, and a body that is a physical wreck.. He can't work. it the battle of life with defective digestive machinery. No woman can keep her house spick and span who is tormented and driven crazy by a ringing in the ears, backache, headache, side-ache, neuralgia, and the thousand and one com: plaints brought on by Spring climatic effects on the bodily organism.
When. the system gets clogged up, or runs down like a two-and-sixpenny watch, then you are on the way to the great Sage of Doctor it in time. Seigel's is a Spring tonic and reviver: it stimulates digestion, and is an oil bath to a clogged mechanism.
The Road to Success, and to everything worth living for. lies in keeping a clear brain, and an internally cleansed and invigorated (1) 6, 14 & Stan, 287
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