Show Chiropractic and the Nervous System In lice the N Nervous rv us 81 t tern m is the first of tit the functional apparatuses apparatuses ap ap- ap- ap to begin differentiation and nd the tle first to acquire acquire its form Th The distribution distribution dis- dis dis trib t on of the n nerves vel is so complete that the point of a a needle cannot penetrate the skin or or r surface of the body without striking a nerve fibre The h brain is the largest mass of nerve tissue resident within the cranial cranial cra era nial cavity Its fibres conver converge e at the b base se of the skull forming the spinal cord which is a prolongation of the brain itself The spinal cord gives off ofT as it pass pass' pass'S s down do the neural canal 31 pairs of spinal nerves These f are ate distributed to all parts of the body it with ith nervous energy or impulses Any interference with th the transmission of the he nervous energy n b between h brainand brain brainand brainand and tissue cell is the cause of ot deranged ed function or disease Scientific investigation investigation in in- ve has proven this fact The he only place where interference poss pons rile ble is at atthe the vertebral inter opening Pressure is brought atio about at this point by the mal position mal of the ver- ver This condition con ti n is caused n nume numerous o 1 ways ways Wherever ver your your affection pr or trouble maybe may you'll find by research that thata a segment of the spine i is slightly mis ml vla nerve which l leads ads to th that t part or organ organ organ or or- gan aff affected ted For example if the stomach is working improperly such as indi indigestion etc a pressure exi exists ts tsat at the sixth dorsal dordal vertebra The work of the Chiropractor consists consists con- con of reducing the ent or and upon its reduction the he effect will disappear Chiropractic is not massage medicine medicine medi medi- cine clue surgery or osteopathy but bub is in ina Ina in ina a a. c category by itself Ch Chiropractors ro r are spine e Specialists s sm something m tl ing all other professions ioni of be healing 1 ng l have ve overlooked You need n not t be sick h health fth is fa yours if an effort is directed Iii Id ii that thaG direction Investigation and consultation costs coats you nothing FRANK F. F PYOTT Chiropractor Chiropractor Office Mrs Armstrongs Armstrong's residence IIo Hours rs 1 12 a a. a am a.m. m. m 2 ft to 6 and 7 7 to 73 30 p pm p.m. Royal Welsh Male Quartet 3 y i ii i On May 1 1st last ten members of the Welsh Male 1 Choir sailed from New Nev NewYork York on the Lusitania le ving two behind who sailed a week later on the Transylvania and landed safely The three lost on 00 the Lusitania were George F. F Davies conductor conduct rj Is Isaac ac and David Of the survivors four are to appear appear in this thi city Mr Williams who vho give the half haU hour narration of the disaster i which time seems but a few minutes so AO rapt each auditor as he tells in infine i I fin fine find diction and manly reserve the story that was a great vivid picture of his experience Mr Williams Williams' n narrative is really eally an au unusual account from any ny sta stand point d Descriptive to graph graphicness modest to a fault note he doesn't tell what he did diu with those other three life p preservers rs told in a style and selection I selection U tion n of word wor and phrase that that would dignify any colleg collegian an sympathetic without t b being in maudlin m-audlin no no playing f r effect a and d the straightforward philosophical p recital of j just st the one feeling as as h he reached the I fr raft t Just Jus gl glad to o be alive l o. o regard regardless le less s of everything else sans sans w. w wealth i s sans sans ns estate sans fame fam sans sans DS' DS any I I C comfort comfort let alone the gift Hof of of being e I al alive ve and the chance to get back tot to totI tI t the e simple home life in inthe the Wel Welsh h Valley h he called home 1 This narrative is isid id addition to the there re regular l r program to to be given giyen at t th the Ephraim tabernacle Thursday Nov 11 The s seat at sale Bale is isnow now ope open at it fit the usual place Advertise Advertisement ent I Welsh Q Quartet arlet co Concert r J s From om The Th Salt Lake Lak H Herald al K liC Bean lican For a time a-time time it seemed that one aft after r a another other of the numbers given by by tl the Royal Welsh male quartet last ni night ht at B Barratt rr tt hall was better th than n that which preceded but in time this fe feeling feeling feel feel- ling l- l ing passed away until at the cl clO close e it was realized that there was was ya neither better nor best because all l w were e equally superfine Where there re eras was as any difference in degree it evidently Y was the he difference f l P. 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