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 attended by Strength on one side, and Beauty on the other. It will clear the veins and arteries — even the finest filaments thereof — of all chalky, mucous, clinging, slimy, morbid accretions. If such health cannot be had by ordinary means, then send to your druggist, and lay in a stock of protozone or phosodyn, and, while obeying all, or as nearly as possible, the ordinary laws of health, — the bath, exercise, fresh air, music, and general cheerfulness, — carefully and faithfully use the great gift God sends the world in the above-named life-serving, dynamic agencies, and it will soon be found that in a very short time they will most thoroughly and perfectly magnetize the blood, render it clear and limpid, and make the nerves sound, steady, firm, but sensitive; toning up the uterine system, rendering leucorrhoea and "falling," heart and headaches, nerve spasms, obstructed, profuse, and vitiated menses impossible. (When woman is thus healthy, her power, magnetic and otherwise, will refine and increase; but while she is ailing, she loses that power, and not only her ability to rightly love, but of engendering the right kind of affection in the heart of any healthy man! This bad condition of the physical forces — upon which depend the greater or less mental, affectional, and emotive powers of the woman or the man — also incapacitates one from putting in operation the test of love, — the extraordinary power explained elsewhere, whereby a woman can unmistakably tell whether a love professed for her by any man is true or simulated, no matter whether he be present, or far away, — a means so simple, yet so grandly beautiful and true, that the wonder is, that the moderns have suffered it to fall into disuse, because in effectiveness it exceeds all the " projects " ever invented by sharpers to gull the credulous, and in every possible respect surpasses anything of the kind in "Raimond Lulli," or "Le Petite Albert." But she who uses it ought to enjoy good health....I need not here say — but. I will — that in what I have here written, unhappy wives can find what they so much need, — power over whom they would control, and bring him or them back again to love, home, and duty? ... To reach this standard of powerful health, the sensitive, quick-brained, fine-nerved American female does not need a shop-full of nauseating physic, but rather some fine life element, whose contained energy will fortify and rebuild those sensitive