Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-08-09


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In Huy4e,'y HGnfI.s Jf,t9d ne for February,
lss3 my n 9 19F2da e lIe & q IE9F i: X LEoAi Il
reference to
Liver, Lung and Blood Diseases
Are now attracting the attention of the
whole .heAlcai world, aud whose success is
egarrS iRs JOY and restored healh 20 thou'
His welI-attested cases Of liveF diseases,
lung diseases, lhgOa diseases, and diseases OF
the idHeF, hladdeT, spine, stomach and
Qfler Cr99nS, are now well KNOWN all over
tie United States and Canada, the West In
dies, Europe. Mexico Sandwich Islands, and
IN many OF the commercial and missionary
settlements in every part Of the world.
For the benefit of the sick y.hQ ItaT " Wish
to know positively when tney have derange-
ments Of the Liver OF more or less severity,
combination Of the usual symptoms found in
such cases VIII be found below:
SYMPTOMS OF LIVER COMPLAINT.
A sallow or yellow color of the skin, or yell
lowish brown spots on the face and g. h-T
parts OF the body; dullress a-..i dF0H'sfnesS,
with FREQUENT hea.taonef bittGI or bad taste
IL the lnauth, dryuess OF the throat and in
ieTnaI heaE. pal pitatiOn of the heart; in many
eases a dry teasing cough, with sore throat;
unsteady appetite; sour stomach, with ris-
ing Of the food and choking scnsS.lCa IN the
throat; sickness iaad vomiting; distress,
he2Y nyss " bloats9 or i5li lceiinE g ga abo9t
tended win pains and tenderness; aggravat-
ing pains iu the sides, back, or hreest, aDd
about the shoulders cote 'paia and s3feness
OF thF7 DoRcls, alternating with frequent at
taclzs Of diarrhea' piieS, hatNleRce, nervous
ness, coldness Of The eStreuitteS; rush Of
b!and ta the head, with symptoms of apo
plezy; numhness of She limbs, especially ~
nights cold ehiils, altern"f~,r with hot
H9sheS, VIZ ,.u.lness. low spirits, r,s9v.a-
nIlity and gloomy foreh2d:,.ss, and YIN "a
dies female ,-easnesS aGd ir95uiaflles.'
,i,,,sRs CAUSED BY LIVER COMPLAINT.
The Human syst Ia. the most perfect Of all
the works OF The Creator, Is so constituted
that to be entirely healthy, il must throw of
the waste. woru-out and poisonous materials
as fast as il takes on new materials from our
food and drink. The food is aSslnllated ana
made into nourishing and healthy blood
principally through the offices OF the stoin-
ach, liver and lungs. The WORKOUT maze
rials are mostly eNcreted blythe IL er1 lNagS
and kidneys; but all medicHi men ifstye tiere-
tof0re failed to recogniZe the vast importance
of Ire liver as a blood purifying and eXcret-
ing organ. The most learned German phy-
sioloEists, who base their assertions upon
actual experiments only, state that the
amount OF BILE which should be manuiac-
tured by the liver and poured into the intes-
tines each day is two and one-haH pounds:
All persons interested to know this iact, ana
the experiments to prove il, may consult
TerdaUHgS-sdeffe and NQDtrechset, Leipzig, ls32
OF they may see a resume Of these facts in 7 OF
Dalton's Physiology.
Remember one thing more: The bile is
something more than the natural phystc OF
the bowels as has heretofore been thought by
eminent medical men. me pie is mostly
made up of the waste matter of the blood
efete, Wornrout, and injurious materials. II
| the liver does not make this bile ana pour II
| into the intestines daily, It remains in the
blood as a poison. ltpoispns the blood ITSELF
and circulates irritating and poisonous
matter in the blood to every organ in the
The blood. poisoned with the daily accu-
mulated excess Of bile returns from the liver
TO the heart, and the nerves of the heart are
affected and We have an oppressed feeIfng az
the heart and palpitatiQui ana lt this cause
Is long continQed, Te get chronle lrrilaupni
the heart, developing many forms OF Heart
Just SO with the LuNGs. The e-poisoned
blood goes from the upper and right cavity OF
the heart to the lower cavity, and thence
1 directly TO the lungs, circulating all through
those most delicate organs. The lung tissues
are poisoned and irritated, and they invite
the serofuIous humors of the blood because
they are thus irritated. Hence Consumption,
which is local scrofula, so defined and proved
by LUgoi and all the most scientific authors.
The lungs try to oXygenize and purify the
blood. and they do il in a great measure; but
they are overworked and irritated, and You
smell the blOOd-poison matter IA tllc Inan's
! foul breath. CatGryks Aron 1nit4s, Asthfna,
/ ferrous Cough ana Consumption itself, are
| the results II the Liver had done its duty
made and eXcreted that BILE-the lungs
would not have been diseased,
Just so with the BLOOD itself. II goes nom
| the lungs back to the upper 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 GEo the kid
neys, furnishing Inc Urinary secretion most
Important eXefetiOn. But the kidneys them
selves are irritated and congested by the
| presence OF the bile-poiSOned blood, and they
/ become diseased. Every person who has had
| a liver disease knows that the uriuo Is seanty
hlgh-colored, ard lo-Ged with red deposits,
I 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 poison
ous blood goes 70 the ABAIN, ana affects
/ the electrical center of all vitality; and the
| hraia stimulated bY unhealthy blood, cannot
| perform its Office healthfully, The person
| has dullness, headache, inpapacity to keep
| his mind on subject, cannot remember, has
| a crowded and dizzy feeling, is sleepy, be-
| comes nervous, gloomy, easily irritated, and
! Often has bilious or neuralgia headache.
| And the blood itself becomes diseased, as II
| forms the sweat upon the surface of the skin
| Il Is so irritating and poisonous that the per
| son has diScolored brown spots, EIml li;es
| bloiches aud Ctheg tSas, seres boiis, OAR
/ sSpetssi sILd CHER seroipla tunors.
/ Disease Of the LIVER itself is the most COM
/ moR OF ali diseases. The sudden changes Of
1 the New England climate, the malarial in
I fueuce of the West, and the heat also OF the
| South as well as the dtetetic habits of the
| people of this country, and other causes, all
| tend 10 develop the AVER disease, ia some Of
| the yariels fgrIIis, throughout the United
| states, This is true Of both man and beast.
! as every butcher knows that he finds the
| iivcrs OF cattle, sheep and swine diseased ten
times where he finds any other organ dis
| eased once. Almost every person is 4it-o,as at
| some time, and many eFo Constantly bilious.
! IL may he nere congestion af the liver and
| togLiaity OF rs function, or this may result
| IN sofpf structural or organic affection. But
| the liver can never be diseased without az
| fecting the stomach, bowels, ana the other
| organs we have spoken of, and ccStive-
ness, piles, dropsy, diarrhea aad impover-
| ished blood arc among the necessary RESULTS.