Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-08-13
THE MYSTERY SOLVED.

old isms. theories, and fallacics are fast disap-
posring beneath the gigantic wheels of progress
and human deyolOpmGL t. Changois written with
the iron finger of time, upon all matter. seen aud
unseen, material ard spiritual. Tho mighty. ON
ripotent power that fashioned the sturendoEa
orbs that reYOivo in the immensely OF space: Gre
ated all thinga in wisdom and purity. the ma
jestic ocean, the deep blue sea. The beautiful
| earth ard all things therein contained were plan
ned and created by Sirtuo Of that universal law
cf haEmony, whose power holds sway over all
Intelligence is manifested in all crested things.
both great and snall-the tiny insect, the boauti
fui butterfly, the GOd-like man. are each endowed
according to their kind, with that instinct or in
telliRence ordained by Him who "d"cth all things
WELL" ."-
standard bearers whoae HumptuOus haHds lncte
out to each individuality tho measure Of Dlyine,
universal law, designed by that mighty Mind who
| fashioned alike noble man In lis OWN image and
all lesser created things. The beauties and won
ders of nature never cease TO the progressive Eu-
man mind. Et' rnal progress is with the unerr-
ing finger of Deity upon all. Tho theme nf human
life is Adened with sweet incense to all we like
ange's Of mercy and goodness, ever busy,
over ready to devise means for the a!leViatiun Of
human Woo and the prolOngatlOn of life. Tho
unceaslng march Of indiI idual and national pro-
gross il alone due to the bold and fea less think
ers and actors upon the stage Of human life. The
stern cXeGncies that confront and imperil the
gigantic minds of all cannot awe sWorve them
in the path of duty and power. Disease and death
now hold carnival throughout tho land suffering
humanity calls loudly for the I" Balm of Uilead ;"
| whose snbtle, lnyetic power can heal and
from wreck and ruin. saving and skillful hand
may bo found ready to administer to the suffer
ing at all times, in FROF. HAMILTON, at his Old
medical emporium, where thousands, from all
countries and climes, have received tho healing
| balm for every i'll.
| In Hayper's MontItly Maqazne for February,
1868, may be found a life of PROF. r. LEONI-
| DAS HAMILTON, Ii. D., whose discoveries in
| reference to
| LIVER, LUNG, AND BLOOD DISEASES
| are now attracting the attention OF the whole
medical world and whose success ia carrying Joy
| aud restored health to thOusands
Hill we'll -attested cases of liver diseases, lung
diseases, blood diseases, end Diseases OF the Kid
| ney, bladder spine, at@mach, and other organs,
| are we'll known all over tho United States
and Canada, the West Indies, Europe. Mexico,
Sandwich Islands, and i'll many of tho CONNER
clal and missionary settlements Ill every part nf
tn world.
For the benefit of tho sick who may wish to
! know positively when they have deranGe monts of
tho Liver OF more or leas severity, combination
OF the GHua. symptoms found ID such will
| be found below
! SYMPTOMS OF LIVER COMPLAINT
saliOw or yellow color Of the ekn % yellow-
| ish brown spots on the face and other parts Of
| tho body dullness and droWsness, with frequent
headache; bitter or bad tasto in the mouth dry
ness OF the throat, and internal heat pAIpitntlon
of tho heart in many cases dry teasing cough,
with sore throat unsteady appetite sour htOnl-
ach, with IL rising of tho food and choking aenaa-
ton III the throat; sickness and vomiting dis
| tress, heavlnCHs or DlOateu or fall feeling about
the stomach and sides, which is often attended
with pains and tenderness sggIavatire pains in
the sides, back, breast, and about the
shoulders; colo, pain and soreness through the
bowels. with heat constipation of tho bowels,
! alternating with frequent attacks OF diarrhoa
| tremities rush OF blood to the head with symp-
| toms OF apopleNy; numbncss of the limbs,
especially at night; cold chilIs, alternately with
hot tlushes, with dullncss low spirits, unsOcia-
bty. and gloomy forebodngs, and with lalira,
female weakness and Irregularities
| DISEASES CAUSED EY LIVER COMPLAINT
/ The Human System, the most pel feet Of all tho
works CT tho Creator Is 80 constituted that to be
| entirely healthy, it must throw off the waste,
wOrn-Out and poisonous materials rs fast as it
takes on new materials from our food and drink.
| The food is assimilated and made into nourshing
and healthy blood principally through the Offices
| of tho stomach. Ivor, and lungs. The worn-ont
materials are mostly excreted by the liver, lungs.
and Kidneys; bub all medical mon have heretofore
failed to recognize the vast Importance of the
livor as bood-purifying and excreting organ.---
The most learned German physiologlsl4, who
base their assertions upon actual experiments OH
ly, state that the amount of BILE which should bc
manufactured by the liver and poured into the in
| testlnes Zach day is two and One-haf pounds. All
persons interested to know this fact, and the
perlments to provo it, may consult PeYduunqS.
| Saene and StQBtoectStt Leipzig, 1852, or they
may see resume of these facts in OF Dalton8
| Physiology.
| Remember one thing more The bile il sonaa-
thing more than the natural physic OF the bowels
as has heretofore been thought by eminent mod
ical men. Tho bile s mostly made up of tho waste
matter OF the blood -ofeto, ont, and iniuri-
Ous materials. Ii the liver docs not make this
bile and pour it into tho intostines daily, it
| mains in the blood as poison. 1t poisOns the
blood itself, and crculatos az irritating and poi
sonOus matter in the blood, to evory organ in the
| system.
The blood, poisoned with the daily accumala-
ted excess OF bile returns from the Iivor to tho
hoart, and the nerves OF tho heart arc affected,
| and we have an oppressed feeling ut tho heart
| and palpitation and if this cause is long con-
| timed, we get chrome irritation, undue excite
mont, and morbid nutrition of the heart, Develop
! ing many forms of Heart Disease.
Just so with the LUNas. The biIe-pcsoned
blood COOS from the upper and light cavity CT the
heart to the lower cavity, and thonco directly to
| the lungs, circulating aIl Though those most
delicate organs. The lung tissues arc poisoned
| and irritated, and they invite tho ecrofuous
humors of the blood because they Thus irri
tated. Honce Consumption which ID local serofu-
| la, so defined and proved by Lu9Ot and ali the
| genie and purify the blood, and they DO it III d
| great measure; but they are overworkeh and r-
| litated, and you smell the blOod-poison !natter
in the mans foul breath. Catarrh, BfOnchitis
Asthma, Nervous Cough. and Consumption Itself
| are the results. II the Liver has dono its duty
made and CXCretcd that BILF-the Lungs would
| not havo been diseased.
just so with the BLOOD itself. 1t COOS from tho
lungs back TO the upper left cavity Of the heart,
thence to the lower cavity, and thence through
the arteries and caplllaries to every organ and
tissue OF the system. Among tho most int Ortant
of those organs are the kidneys, furnishing the
urinary secretion most important cXcTotIou.-
congested by the presence of the bile poisoned
blood, and they hecOme diseased. Every pcraon
VINO hae Lad !yer-dsoaso knO ~ thst tho urine
is scanly, high color d, and loaded with red Il,
pOsits, at times, or other diseased product -
Hence diseases not only OF the kiduoy1, but also
OF the bladder.
But this is not aiI-far from it. The poisonous
blood goes to the BRAIN, and affects the great
electric centre of all vitality and tho br4in,
stimulated by unhealthy blood, cannot perform
it's office hoalthfuliy. The person has dullness,
headache, incapacty to keep his mind on a sub
ject, cannot remember, has crowded and dizzy
feeling. is sleepy, becomes nervous, gloomy, |
easily irritated, and often has bilious neu-
ralgic headache.
And tho !blood itself becomes diseased, as it
forms the sweat upon the surface Of the skin, it
is so irritating and poisonous that the person has
dscolored drown spots, pimples, blotchee, and
other eruptions, sores, boils. carbunclee, and
other scrofna tumOrs. ,
Disease of tho LIVER itself is the mOst con-
mon of all diseases. The sudden changes Of the
New England climate. the mslarial influence of
the West, and the heat also of the South well
as the diototc habits OF the people of this coun
try, and other causes, all tend to develop the
Liver disease, in some Of the various forms,
thrOughout the United States. This is true of
both man and besst, as every butcher knows that
he finds tho hvers OF cattle, sheep, and swine
I;uns aal ten timna where he fin1a anv other