Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-18
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Az equal and normal circulation ofthe blood n
or deficient circulation or atagnaion Of the blood, d
disease; To misunderstanding Of che Liver Is
caused by gtegnatton otthe blood In that organ Dis
eases OF the Kidneys, Inflammation OF the Lungs,
Dlsese OF the Heart, 40, by TIA same cause VIII
improper OirgulatiOn and from the same Cause
spring all minor forms Of diseases. 70 discover q
certain cure then, for These diseases, the hrst great
enquiry necessary Ii, What causes the blood tO'cir-
culateR For centuries Il has been q matter Of much
study among scientific and medical men and while
many experiments have been made and much labor
expanded unon tho enquiry, II has been loft 70 this
century. among its other wonderful increase In
knowledge, 10 make this grand discovery, also.
Acknowledging that Lis Is the gt1 oftbs Creator,
ana that Gin Him We I've ana move and have our
planets move la their spheres, and all vegetable ltie
Is governed by certain ubeUlute laws, 70 animal life
u traeea9ie 70 a hxed cause, which remove or des-
troy, aud death, the certain effect, follows.
Analysts Of tue red c%orDusclO OF the blood show
them TO DC com pounds oiir0El sulphur , Phosphorus.
The air we breathe. We know 10 contain a very
large proportion Of oxygen.
0xygen brought in contract with a metal, evolves
Electricity brought Ia contact with q muscular
hgar, causes Il to contract.
solution as 10 the motor or motive power Of the
heart. Tho ~sVp"a ia tAs AIR we breathe coming In
blood emits electricity, which coming In contact
with the heart causes II to contract, and hence the
power which expel the blood and sends II tinRling
through tho remotest arteries, What then, are the
eauSes OF Consumption, Dropsy, Palsy, Paralysis,
Ague, &C. Ia -e1cioncy oftho red eorpusslea con-
tanning the iron, sulphur and phosphorus which
causes a deficiency Of electricity, and consequently
an abnormal circulation. The blood becomes wRterv
and Colds bronchial complaints and prOstTati0n en-
sue-the sufferer beoOm- = nervous, and subject 70
rheumatic pains AMI nouralgia-cOH plants Of the
Liver and kidneys set In. Il short, almost very
type Of disease bui Yirulent fivers may be traced to
tnis deficiency In the blood, Of the cUrpusclea Or red
globules. Old age causes u deficiency Of eorpuscles,
and while we do not pretend 70 say that we have dis
covered the ''elixir TitR,' We do say that life eau 10
materially prolonged BY the use OF the
"B LOOD FOOD"
which restores the red globuies. aud thus the nor
NAL circulation. COnsumpIivesl Friends Of Con.
sumptive9ll Sufferers from any organic disease I
Unfortnnstes, who have by excess Of the body or
mind, reduced the standard Of the blood and dimln-
lshed The rod %globules; Lattes suffering any Of the
d~tstresses known rs Female Complaints, DO persua.
ded the ''BlOOd Food" can cure you, NJ has cured
Thousands OF deperate cases whore all hope has been
given up. Do not reject IL, do not throw away your
only hope. Tho Blood Food" Is sn ~uhfailing rem
edy. Giyeit a trial.
An elaborate treatise, carrying out and fully prov
Ing the theory advanced here to be correct, viii be
mailed to any Interested party, on the receipt u two
3 cent stbmps. Blood Food 10 sold by all Druggists;
or whore Il cannot be HAD, l viii send s bottles Tree
OF expense, for -. Price, single bottle, 81. It'll put
up III ooH. walls, In yellow wrappers-the old kind,
IL small bottles IN red wrappers having been done
away with-and bears the lac simile signature OF
Church 4 Dupont upon the face OF tie wrappers.
Beware Of COuntarfeits and limitations.
o. 4. DUPONT, Sole Proprietor,
400 Broadway, New York.
ET Sold by VIM. FIsKE, Druggist, Cleveland, o.