The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-02-23
Healthy and Impure Blood.
ny Or. PRICE

Am"nz ali tho fluids 81 t - brdyihera i. pone
more Importance than III blood Ii H. tuis
illId ;h4t produces aiI tne ids OF the t.3dy =
whiua when separated from he blood, are us
constantly deoUnp' sius snd xHabtji.g az az -
The blood Is tnaI Auid whIch gives life and u
laHt. to every portion OF animated nature; rlsd
WIZ likewise disseminate the SEEDS OF disease
wheneV CT II shaii become charged with m.rGid
matter, ana likewise be the cause directly in
directly of producing death; therefore, upon lie
purity or impurity, dope nds the preservation Of
health, the existence of disease Tie blood
consists Ut two parts, the one watery scrouS or
ihln pdrt-tbe other tbs thick part, or ciut; WHEN
ths .hich part dbonnds II requires to be atteHu-
&tsd, ana when tbs TAIN pail ab0unde it requires
consistency. A free use of ANNA food chars es
Ii with hunIors and an entire vegetable diet
renders IL weak aud watery
The substances produced by the decumpos.
ton Ut the human body are lime, carbon, sInino-
MA mLcos, hydrogen, nitrogen and car bonic
Eas, with several others as water, bile sc. In
order mat .hese USELESS materials, which have
sue erVed heir office in the animal economy.
should be prop 3rly eliminated from the, sysfeIn
the great Architect of our organization has
constTu cted ue with numerous exc retory organs
as The skin. lunSs. bowels, kidneys, 30. The
healthy condition ofall these excretory organs 10
of much greater Importance than many i'm agine
tor the moment they become inefficient i'll their
action torpid, inrri,ated of an hamatory char.
acter be assured that disease has commenced
in some 10 atlon and requires attention grad
ualy must the health Ot the system become uu>
dcrnued.
From various causes the blood NAV becoms
so dpfaved in character that il bec=nes impos
sl0le i'r II to produce healthy solids, and a.
though solids may continue tor a time to be form
ed from sncA blood, the Individual system
thfoUshoai becomes weak and sickly aud Iuca>
pabe II acquiring VISor or energy, attended
with nervousness, lassitude, depression of spir-
Its, paius rheumaj ism DC.
II one organ OF the body be weaker ia stYue-
tare than another, that organ would be
likely ~ become seriously diseased, in eonse-
quence 0f its inability to resist the influence Of
discussed action, prtleulary as the blood contain
ng this morbid matter, of course cirouiates
more singg Ishiy through diseased and debIi-
iated organ, than through one NkiCn is healthy
aud sound, whereby time would he given tvr
the blood 10 deposit in such weakened organ
any morbid matter with which it might be charg
ed. II the blood be charged with carbon and
the l|hEs tie weakest organ, they would
become lntiaIued, followed by deep seated ais
cesses. ulcsrs or vnmica Just 80 with the kid
neys, heart or any portion of the system wncb
was the weakest, let that weakness arise frons
what Gdd>e ii Inlght
If the blood be too highly charged with lime
ard the lungs the weakest, tn bercss would form
in them, as tubercles in the lungs are formed
from carbonate and phosphate of lime, glued
together by mucOS. Ii the liver was weakest
hillary ealculi would form, and in the kidneys
urinary catcuIl. The same conditions may tske
80, ntl,c'' H.. - 800, " Vtn ~ iAIp'uPei
in each on8 OF TIE cases be precisely Aiike, vet
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10 recover from his disas4a he il whist n ,,ipbt
anless the system had previously become TOO
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