Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1869-05-14
THE BEAUTIES AND MYSTERIES
OF NATURE.

fast disappearing beneath the gigantic wheels
Of progression and human development.
Change is written, with the iron finger of
time, upon all matter, seen and unseen
material ard sDiritual. The mighty, omnip-
otent power that fashioned the stupendous
oebs that revolFe in the immensely Of space,
created an things Ia wisdom and purity. The
majestic ocean, the deep blue sea, the beau
tiful earth and all things therein contained,
were planned aud created by virtue OF that
universal law Of harmony, whose power holds
sway over all. Intelligence is manifested ~
all created things, both great and smali-the
tiny insect, the beautiful butterfly, and God
Ike man are each endowed, according to
their kind, with the instinct or intelligence
ordained by Him who ''doeth all things well.
Wisdom, justice and love are the three great
standard bearers whose Sumptuous hands
mete out To each individuality the measure of
Divine, universal law, designed by that mighty
Mind who fashioned alike noble man in his
own image and all lesser created things. The
beauties and wonders Of nature never cease
to the progressive human mind. Eternal pro
gression is written with the unerring finger OF
Deity upon all. The theme of human life IS
/ laden with sweet incense TO all whoI Ike
angels OF mercy and goodness, are ever busy
ever ready to devise means for the alienation
of human woe and the proongation Of life.
The unceaslng march OF individual and ma
tonal progress is alone due to the bold and
fearless thinkers and actors upon the stage of
mundane life, The stern exi igencIes that con
front and imperil the gigantic minds Of all
countries CGnnot awe or swerye them 10 the
path Of duty and power Disease and death
now hold carnival throughout the land; suffer
ing humanity calls loudly for the Balm OF
Giead, whose subtle, mystic power can heal
aud save from wreck and ruin \ saving and
/ skilfai haud may be found ready to admins
4 ter 10 the suffering at all times 10 Prof. Ham
! i,tou, at his old medical emporium, where
I thousands from ali countries and chmes have
received the healing balm for every i'll.
Ia Ha.pas Woaf6Ig Waqa-ine for Febrn-
ary ls6s, may be found Life of Prot. R.
Leonidas Hamilton, IL. D., whose discoveries
/ ia reference 90
/ LIVER, LUNG AND BLOOD DISEASES
are now attracting the attention Of the whole
medical world, aud whose success IS carrying
Joy and restored health to thousands.
His wcilattested cases Of liver diseases,
lung diseases, blood diseases, and diseases Of
the kidneys. bladder, spine. stomach and
other organs, are now weil known all over
the United States aud Canada, the W est In
dies, Europe, Mexico, Sandwich Islands, and
in many OF The commercial and missionary
+ settlements ia every part of the world.
For The benefit of the sick who may wish to
know positively when they have derauge-
ments of the Liver, Of more or less severity.
a combination Of the usual symptoms found
( in such cases viii be found below:
4 SYMPTOMS OF LIVER COMPLAINT.
A sallow or yellow color Of the skin, or
( ye.lowish brown spots on the face and other
I parts Of the body; dulness and drowsiness,
with frequent headache; bitter or bad taste in
the mouth, dryness Of the throat, and internal
I heat palpitati0n of the heart; in many cases
/ a dry, teasing cough with sore throat; unsteady
appetite; sour stomach, with rising Of the
/ food and q choking sensation In the throat;
sickness and vomiting; Distress heaviness, or
a bloated or full feeling about the stomach
aud sides, which is often attended with pains
and tenderness; aggravating pains in the sides,
back, or breast, and about the shoulders;
collie pain aud soreness through the bowels
with heat; constipation of the bowels, alter
mating with frequent attacks of diarrhUa;
piles, Hatulence, nervousness, GOODNESS Of the
extremiiies; rush Of blood to the head, With
symptoms OF apoplexy; numbness Of the
limbs, especially at night; cold chills. alter
mating with hot fushes, with duluess low
spirits, unsociabi,ty. and gloomy fOrebodings
and with ladies', female weakness and irregu-
larties
DISEASES CAUSED BY LIVER COM
PLANT
The Human System, the most perfect of
all the works of the Creator, is so constituted
that, to be entirely healthy, it must throw off
the waste, worn cat, ard poisonous materials
as fast as It takes on new materials from our
food apd drink. The food is assimilated aud
made into uOurshlug and healthy blood prlu-
/ cipuily through the Offices of the stomach,
( liver and lungs The worn out materials are
mostly excreied by the liver, lungs and kid.
neys; but all medical men have heretofore
failed to recognize the vast Importance of the
liver as a blood purifying and excreting or
gan The most learned German physiol0-
gists, who base their assertions upon actual
experiments only, state that the amount Of
bile which should be manufactured by the
liver and poured into the intesdnes each day
is TWO and oue-half pounds. All persons In
/ terested 20 know this fact, and the experl
ments TO prove II, may consult Icrdau3gs-
/ snefs and St06rechsei, Leipzig 1852, or
! they may see a resume Of these facts in Prof.
I Dalton's Physiology.
| Remember enc thing more: The bile is
something more than the natural physiC OF
! the bowels, as has heretofore been thought
/ by eminent medical men. The bile Is mostly
made up Of the waste matter Of the blood
! e3ete, worn out and injurious materials. IF
| the liver does not make this bile and pour it
I into the iutestiHes daily, IL remains in the
/ blood as a poison, 1t posons the blood its
! elf, and cjrCu!ates. as irritating and poisonous
/ matter in the blood, to every organ in the
! system.
/ The blood poisoned with the daily accu-
! muiaJed excess of bile, returns from the liver
/ to the heart, and the nerves of the heart are
Affected and we have an oppressed feeling
] f,ft
! is long continued, we get chronic irritation.
undue excitement, and morbid nutrition of
/ the heart, developing many forms Of Heart
/ Disease
Just SO with the Lungs The bile-poisoned
/ blood goes from the upper and right cavity Of
/ the heart to the lower cavity, and thence di
rectiy to the lungs, circulating all through
( those most delicate organs. The lung tissues
are poisoned and rTltated, and they invite
/ the scrO1uious humors of the blood because
they are thus rritated. Hence C0nsum ption.
which is local scroflla, so defined and proved
by LUg0l and ali the most scientific authors
The lungs try to oXygeuize and purify the
| blood, and they do it IN a great measures but
| they are ovoryeorbed and irritated, and you
smell the blood poisoned matters in a mans
! foul breath. CaJarrh, Bronchitis, Asthma,
Nervous Cough, and Consumption itself are
1 the results. 1t the Liver had done It's duty
made and excreted that bjle-the lungs
would not have been diseased.
just so with the Blood itself It goes from
the lungs back to the upper left cavity of the
/ heart, thence to the lower cavity, and thence
through the arteries and Capillaries TO every
organ and tissue Of the system. Among the
most important of those organs arc the kid
ueys, furnishing the urinary secretion a most
important eXcretion. But the kidneys them
selves are irritated and congested by the
/ presence Of the b.Ie-poisoned blood, and they
become diseased Every person who has
bad a liver disease knows that the urine is
scsut, highcolored and loaded with red de-
posits, at times or other diseased products
Hence, diseases not only Of the kidneys, but
also of the bladder
But this is not ALTAR from it, The POI.
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