M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-10-17
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CONSERVATIVES.

|. CONSUMPIlVES.
A N equal and normal circulation of the bloo1
EAis health. An ABNORMAL, that is to say, an
excessive or deficient circulation or stagnation
of the blood is disease, To illustrate-torpidity
of the liver is caused by stagnation of lhe blood
in that organ; diseases of the Kidneys, lnfama-
tion of the Lungs, diseases Of the Heart, &C., by
tho same cause, Wis Improper circulation; and
from the same canse spring all minor forms OF
Diseases To discover q certain cure for these
diseases the afst great inquiry necessary Isl
What causes the blood to circulate
For centuries it has been o matter of much
study among scientific and medical men, and
while mnnS experiments have been made and
much money expended on the inquiry, among
its other wonderful increase in. knowledge, to
make our great discovery also.
Acknowledging that life lie the gift Of the Cre-
ator, and thut "ifl Him we live and move and
have our beng,mwe still venture the remark,
that as the planets move in their spheres. and
all vegetable life is governed ty certain absolute
laws, and animal lite is traceaDle to fixed cause
which remove or destroy, and death, the certain
effect Allows Stss@trNaS lEs
Analysis Of the red 70 ,rpuscles Of the blood
show their to- be compounds of iron, sulphur
phosphorus. ~ .lgIfEF FFNr gtEfgg !
The air we breath we know to contain q very
laTg proportion of oxygen. ,.,-t-
Oxygen brought in contact with metal, eyol-
YES or emits electricity. -.-.',. - /. "a f.#
Electricity brought in contact with a muscu-
| lar fiber eausesitt to contract, y ~, te..s.
These facts being industable, we have now the
solution as to the meteor or motive power of the
heart. The oxygen in the air We breathe COM
In contact with the heart causes lit contract,
and hence lower which cxpels the blood and
/ sends 1t tingling through the rcmotest arteries.
| What then are the causes of CONSUMPTION
IDRoPsy, PALSY, P..RALysIs, ST. YIBus. DANCE,
lDYspEPsIA, EPILEPsY, FEVER and AeuE, &c.
deficiency Of the red corpuscles containing the
4 iron sulphur and Z osphorus, which causes de-
fcency ofelectrieSg, and consequently an ab-
normal circulation. The blood becomes water J
cold and bronchial complaints and prostratlor
ensue-the sufferer become nervous, and sub,
lject to rhumatic pains and neuralgia -eomplain
of the liver and kidneys set in, in short, almos
every type of disease but virulent fevers may be
traced to this deficiency in the blood of the cor
Epuscles 6fred globules. .'-.,-..... 49,. -.
L Old age causes . deficiency Of corpuscles, ant
while we do not pretend tosay that we have dis
covered the "eiixii virtuen we do say that lifi
can be materially prolonged BY the use ofthe
/, kss sTvs s"BLOOD FO0D,', b Esg,gs
which restores the globules and thus the norma
!, circulation. ConsBmptives2s Friends of con
sumptivesl Sufferers from any organic disease
j U 0IOftunhRst WnO HhNo Dy oAcobb VI tbue DOul
1 or mind reducedthc standard Of the blood auC
diminishedlthe red globulesls Ladies' suffering
/ from any of the distresses known as Femsl
lCornplaints, be persuaded thef' blood Foodn car
lcure you. It. has c ired thousands of desperat'
/ cases where all hope has given ups Do.Eotre
ject it, dc not throw away your only hope.sa Fh'
.I,lood Fsod', is an unfailing reinedy; giseit I
dtTialsfw i!s o. liasa "a osg4 igss od i.fs :. 7.
An elaborate treatise, carrying out and fun,
bpsepingithe theory ndvanced h6reItoI becoffect
viii be mai ledsto any Interested party Oh the re-
,Eeeipt offtwoss cent Stamps Blood Foodsissold
fby all ldruggistss aor " here 1t caf bel had vii
send bottles free of expense for S4ao Price
isirgle bottles t1 ..sI pptyit rupins Coz yials IL
yellow wrappers zthe old kind in small hotties
In red wrappers having been ,donsaway with
and bears the facsimile signature7of Church q
Dupent npvu the face Of ths wrapper. Bewar
of counterfetsaad limitations.
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