M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-11-07
EDWARD HOLLAND,
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CONSERVATIVES.

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4 Noqual and normal circulation Of the bcoI
IA is health. An abnormal, that is to say. an
excessive or deficient circulation or stagnaton
Of the blood is disease, 10 oustratc-torpidity
Of the liver l., caused by staguation of lhe blood
in thSt organ; diseases Of the Kidneys, lnIama-
lion Of the Lungs, diseases ottlc Heart, sc. by
tho same cause, viz improper circulation; and
from the same causc spring all minor forms of
diseases. To discover certain cure for these
diseases the first great inquiry necessary ISL
What cnlaeS the blood to circulate
For cenIpriea II haS been matter Of much
study among scigntiitknd medical men, an d
white mniy cxl crimcHN have been made and
much money expended on tho inquiry, among
its othet wonderful increase in knowledge, 10
make our great discovery also. ... - ..
Acknowledging that life is the gift of the Gre
ator, aud that 'in Him we live and move and
have our being we still venture the remark
that Us the planets move in their spheres. and
all vegetable life is sgoyernedl y certain absolute
laws, aud animal life is traceabe to II fixed cause
which remove or destroy and death, tho certain
effect allows.
Analysisor the red corpusclcs Of the blood
show their to be compounds Of iron, sulphur
phosphorus. t.-.
The air we breath we know to contain a very
large proportion of oxygen. .. ..... ~.
Oxygen brought in contact with metal, cyol-
vcs or emitS electricity.
Electricity brought in contact with muscu-
lar fiber causes it to contract.
These facts being industablc, We have now tho
solution as to the mctor or motive power of the
heart. The oXygeq in the. air We breathe COM
in contact with the heart causes it TO contract.
and hence over which cXpes the blood and
sends it tingling through the remotest arteries
What then arc the causes of CONSUMPTION
u Ia. On n
DYsPEPsIA, fPHEPsY, FEVER and AG UE, sc, -
deficiency Of the red corpuscleScontaiung the
iron sulphur and phosphorus, which causes dc
ticicncY ofclectrcity, ana consequently an alb
normal circnlation Tho blood becomes watery
cold and bronchial complaints and prostration
ensue--the sufferer becomes nervous, and sub
ject to rhumatic pains and euralgia-complaint
of the liver and kidneys set in, in short, almost
every typeof disease but viruIcut feyers may be
traced to this defciVAey in the blood ofthe cor
pusces ofred globules.
Old age causes deficiency ofcorpuscles, and
while we do not pretend to say that we have dis
covered the ''e!Xir- virtue, we do say that life
can DO materially pr longed by the use ofthe
& "BLoOD FOOD"
which restores the globulcs and thus the normal
circuation. Consumptivesl Friends Of con
sumptiyes! Sufferers from any organic disease!
Unfortunates, who have by excess of the body
or mind reduced tho standard of the blood and
diminished the red globules! Ladies suffering
from any of the distresses known as Fems le
Complaints, be persuaded the "Blood Food" can
cure you. 1t has ,red thousands of desperate
eases where all hope has given up. DO rot re-
ject it, dc not throw away your only hope. The
''Blood Food" is an unfailiDg remedy, give it q
trial.
An elaborate treatise, carrying out and fully
proving the theory advanced here TO be correct,
will be mailed to any interested party on the re-
ecipt Of two cent staSnns- Blood Food is sold
by all IIdrugris!gitia have plenty to eat AM
ssIsaf, senaa and that the reports going around o
their starving and freezing to death, are al
false. N al "a a. Il