The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-07
THE MYSTERY SOLVED


development. Change Is written With
the Iron iluger OF time, upon all matter,
seen and unseen, material and spIrI.
tual. The mighty, omnIpotent power
that fashioned the SIupendous orbs that
revolve In the immensely OF space,
created oil things In wisdom and
purity. The majestic ocean, theNeep
blue sea, the beautiful earth and all
things therein contained were planned
and created by virtue OF that universal
law Of harmony, whose power holds
sway overall Intelligence Is NANTES
ted In all created things, both great and
BmAll-the tiny insect, the beautiful
butterfly, and God-llke man, are each
endowed according TO their 'kInd, with
that instinct or intelligence ordained by
Him who 'dpeth all things well.'
Wisdom, justice, and love are the
three great standard bearers whose
sumptuous hands mete out 10 each
individuality the measure Of Divine,
universal law, designed by that mighty
Mind who fashioned alike noble man
Ia his own Image and all lesser created
things. The beauties and wonders OF
nature never cease 10 the progressive
human mind. Eternal progress 10 writ.
ten with the unerring finger Of Deity
upon all. The theme OF human life is
laden with sweet Incense too all who,
like angels OF mercy and goodness, are
ever busy, ever ready TO devise means
Jor the Rllevlation OF human woe and
the prOlOngation Of life. The unceAs-
Ing march OF individual and national
progress Is alone due to the bold and
fearless thinkers aud actors upon the
stage OF mundane life. The stern
extgencies that confront and imperil
the gigantic minds OF all countries can.
not awe or swerve them 10 the path OF
duty and power. Disease and death
now hold carnival throughout the land;
suffering humanity calls loudly for the
Balm OF Gllead,' whose subtle, mystic
power can heal'Hnd save from wreck
and ruin. A saving and skillIul hand
may be found ready 10 administer TO
the suffering at all times, In PROF.
HAMILTON, at his old medical empO-
rum, where thousands, from all coun-
tries and Climes, have received the
healing balm for every III.
In Hdrper'S Monthly Magazine for
February, 1868 may be found d life OF
PROF. Il. LEONlDAS HAMILTON,
NJ. D., whose discoveries In reference to
LIVER. LUNG, AND BLOOD DIS,
EASES
are now, attracting the attention OF the
4 whole medical world, and whoSe sue.
cess Is carrying Joy and restored health
TO thousands.
His well attested caseg of liver dis
eases, lupg diseases, blood diseases,
aud diseases OF the kidney, bladder,
spine. stomach, and other organs, are
now well known all over the United
States and Canada, the West Indies,
Europe, Mexico. Sand wich islands, and
In many OF the commercial and mis-
sionary 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 or less severity, combination OF
the usual symptoms found In such cases
will be found below:
SYMPTOMS OF LIVER COMPLAINT
A sallow or yellow color Of the skin,
or yellowish brown spots on the face
and other parts OF the body; dullness
and drowsIneSs, with frequent head.
ache; bitter or bad taste IN the mouth,
dryneSs Of the throat, and internal
heat palpitation OF the hearts In many
cases u dry, teasing cough, with sore
throat; unsteady appetite; sour stom>
ach, with rising ofthe food and chok.
| Inn uununftnn In kn al
aud vomiting; distress, heaviuesg, or
bloated or full feeling about the ';stom-
ach and sides, which Is often attended
with pAtns and tenderness; aggravHtinG
pains In the sides, back, or breasts and
about the shoulders; collie pain and
soreness through the bowels, with heat;
constipation OF the bowels, alternating
with frequent attacks OF diarrhea;
piles, h4tuLence, nervousness, GOODNESS
Of the extremllles; rush Of blood TO the
head, With symptoms of apoplexy;
numbnesS OF the limbs, especially ri
night; cold chtlIs. alternately With hot
hushes, with dullness, low spirits, I'M
soctGbllity, aud gloomy forebodIngs,
and with ladies', female weakness aud
irregularities.
DISEASES CAUSED BY LIVER
COMPLAINT.
The Human System, tho most perfect
of All the works OF the Creator, is so
constituted that, to be entirely healthy,
1t must throw OH the waste, WORKOUT,
and poisonous materials as fast as Ii
takes on new materials from our food
and drink. The food Is assImIlated and
made into nourlshing and healthy
blood principally through the offices OF
the stomach, liver, and lungs. The
worn. out materials are mostly excreted
by the liver, lungs, and kidneys; but
all medical men have heretofore failed
10 recognize the vast importance Of the
liver as a blood-purifying and excret.
ing organ. The most learned German
psychologists, 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 iuteslines each day IL two and
one half pounds. AL persons Inter-
esled 10 know this fact, and the exper.
iments 10 prove II, may consult Yer
tiauHgS. Saette ind StoDwechSeL. Leipzig,
1852, or they may see resume Of these
facts In P OF Dalton's Psychology.
Remember one thing more; The bile
Is something more than the natural
physlo 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-eiete, WORKOUT,
and injurious materials. II the liver
does not make this bile and pour 1t In
to the intestines daily, itremains In The
blood ~ poison. II poiSons the blood
itself, and Circulates as Irritating and
poisonous matter In the blood, 10 every
organ In the system.
The blood, poisoned with the daily
accumulated excess Of bile returns
from the liver 10 the heart, and the
nerves Of the heart are affected, and we
have an oppressed feeling at the heart
and palpilatlon; and II this cause is
long continued, we get chronic lrrI.
Iation, undue excitement, and morbid
nutrition ofthe 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 low.
or cavity, and thence directly to the
lung, circulating all through those
most delicate organs. The lung tissues
are poisoned and irritated, and they
Invite the Rcrofulous humors Of the
blood because they are thus irrItated.
Hence Consumption, which IL local
ScroIula, 80 defined and proved by LW-
got and all the most scientific authors.
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