The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1869-08-11
The M YSTE RY SOLVED

old isms theories, and falacies are fast disap-
pearng beneath the gigantic wheels OF progress
and human development. Change is written with
the iron finger of time upon all matter, seen and
unseen, material and spiritual. The mighty,
omnipotent power that fashioned the stupendous
orbs that revolve in the immensely of space,
created ali things in wisdom and purity. The
majestic ocean, the deep blue sea, the beautiful
Garth and all things therein contained were
planned and created Ivy virtue of that universal
law of harmony, whose power holds sway over
all. Intelligence is manifested in all created
things. both great and small-the tiny insect, the
beautiful butterfly, and God-likc man, are each
endowed according to their kind, with that in
stinct or intelligence ordained by Him who
"doeth all things well.''
! Wisdom, justice and love arc the three great
acknowledgements 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 progress is written with
the unerring finger of Deity upon all. The theme
of human life is laden with sweet incense to all
who, like angels of mercy and goodness are ever
busy, ever ready to devise means for the allevia-
ton of human woe and the prolongation OF life.
The unceasing march of individual and national
progress is alone due to the bold and fearless
thinkers and actors upon the stage OF mundane
life. The stern eXigencies that confront and i'm o.
peril the gigantic minds of all countries cannot
awe or swerve them in the path OF duty and
power. Disease and death now hold carnival
throughout the land; suffering humanity calls
loudly for the Balm of Gilead," whose subtle,
mystic power can heal and save from wreck and
ruin saving and skilltul hand may be found
ready to administer to the suffering at all times,
in PROF. HAMILTON, at his old medical empo-
rum, where thousands, from all countries and
climes, have received the healing balm for every
i'll.
In Ha1pc's Monthly lHaqdzine for February,
| 1865 NAV be found Il life ui PROF. H. LEONi-
DAS HAMILTON, NJ. D., whose discoveries Ill
| reference to
LIVER, LUNG, AND BLOOD DISEASES
are now attracting the attention of the whole
medical world, and whose success is carrying
Joy and restored health TO thousands.
His well-attested cases OF liver diseases, lung
diseases, blood diseases, and diseases of the
kidney bladder spine, stomach, and other or
cans are now weP known all over the United
States and Canada, the West indies, 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 who may wish to
know positively when they have arrangements
OF the Liver of more o. less severity, comoina-
ton of the usual symptoms found In such cases
. will be found below:
SYMPTOMS OF LIVER COMPLAINT.
saliow or yellow color OF the skin, or yell
lowish brown spots on the face and other parts
, of the body; dulness and drowsiness, with ire
= queut headache; bitter or bad taste IN Inc
mouth, dTyness of the throat and internal neat !;
palpiatcn of the heart in many cases dry
teasing cough, with sore throat; unsteady appe,
tite sour stomach with Il rising OF the iood and
choking sensation in the throat sickness ana
vomiting; distress, hcaviness, or boated or
| full feeling about the stomach and sides, when
is often attended with pains and tenderness; az,
.gravating pains in the Sides back, or breast, ana
: about the shoulders: cole pain and soreness
c through the bowels, with heat; constipation oil
9 the bowels alternating with frequent attacks oil
diarrhca; piles, fatulence, nervousness, GOODNESS
of the eXtremites; rush OF blood to the head
q with symptoms OF apopleXy; numbness OF the
- limbs, especially at night; cold chills, alternate
y ly with not hushes, with dullness, low spirits
C unsocability, and gloomy forebodings and will
ladies, female weakness and Irregularities.
DISEASES CAUSED BY LIVER COMPLAINT
II The Human System, the most perfect of al
- the works of the Creator, is so constituted that
e to be entirely healthy, it must throw. off thu
I. waste WORKOUT, and poisonous materials as las
as it takes new materials from our food ant
n drink. The food is assimilated and made int
te nourisling and healthy blood principally through
d the offices OF the stomach liver, and lungs. In
= worn out materials mostly eXcreted by til
= liver, lungs, and kidneys; but all medical mel
have heretofore failed to recognize the vast iul
,f | portance of the liver as blo"d purifier and eS
- creting organ. The most learned German phys
u ologists, who base their assertions upon actua
lie experiments only, state that the amount OF Bill
G which should be manufactured by the liver an
poured into the intestines each day Is two an
one-ngf pounds All persons interested to kno'
60 this Eact, ana the experiments To prove II, ma
V consult Vel atngS-Sactie md StcDdrcchst, Lepzi!
- 1852, they may see resume OF these facts
VI Prof DaltOn's Physiology.
Id Remember one thing more: The bile is som,
thing moe than the natural physic OF the bowe
. as has heretofore been thought by eminent med
OF cal men. The bile is mostly made up OF III
en- waste matter of the blCod-eiete, wOrn-out, al
u injurious materials. If the liver does n max
os this bile and pour it into the intestnes daily,
90 remains in the blood as poison. 1t poisons IL
blood itself, aud circulatcs as irritating and pc
=; sonous matter i'll tue blood, to every organ
50 the system.
"a The blood. poisoned with the daily accumul
in ted excess of bile returns from the liver to II
he heart and the nerves Of the heart are a1fecte
and we have IN oppressed feeling al the heart al
~ palpitatiuu and if this cause is long continue
we get chronic irritation, undue eXeltemen
ya and morbid nutrition of the heart, developll
w many forms of Heat Disease
m Just so with the LUNGS The bile-poison'
lar blood goes from the upper and right cavity
ill the heart to the lower cavity, and thence diret
m " to the lungs, circulating all through tho
most delicate organs. The lung tissues are pc
soncd and irritated and they invite the scrof
"a lous humors of the blood because they are tn
-, irritatcd. Hence e assumption, which Is loo
i,s scrolula, so defined and proved by Lu0ol and
ck the most scientific antIors. The lungs try
its OyygeniZc and purify the blood. and they do
if in great measure; but they are overwork
and irritated, and you smell the blood-pois
matter in mans foul breath. Catarrh, Bronchit
on Asthma Nervous Cough, and Consumption
80. self are the results. If the Liver had done
'o duty-made and eXcrctcd that BILE-the Lun
IAN would not have been diseased.
zen just so with the BLOOD itself 1t goes fro
oes the lungs back to the upper left cavity OF t
III heart thence to the lower cavity, and then
no through the arteries and capiarci to every
gan and tissue of the system. Among the me
- important of those organs are the kidneys, full
"' isbino the urinary secretion a most importa
w. excretion But the Kidneys themselves are II
zed tated and congested 10y tho presence OF the ol
la poisoned blood, and they become diseased. Eve
roa ucrson who has had a liver-disease knows I'll
- the urine is scanty high-colored, and loaded wi
NY red deposits, at times or other diseased pl
rty ducts Hence, diseases not only of the kidne.
but also OF the bladder.
-, But this is not ALTAR from it. The poisono
iSh blood goes to the BRAIN, and affects the gre
me, electrical centre of all vitality; and the bra
nto stimulated by unhealthy blood, c'nnot perfo
law its office hcalthfully. The person has dune
on- headache ncapacity to keep his mlnd On
r. subject cannot remember, has crowded a
lc- dizzy feeling, is sleepy, becomes nervous, gloon
in e,o,iy rritafed. and often has II bilious or neur
eiz- gic headache.
. nd te blood itself becom eS diseased, as