The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-10-06
ORIGIN OF CHRONIC DISEASES.
LUNGS, LIVER, HEART, sc,
By DR.. 2. Clarence Price.

and that the blood thus formed is constantly
being expended 10 form muscle, bone earti-
| lage, &c. All the solids comprising the
Human Body, and that these solids are az
constantly decomposing and wasting away
the most common observer daily witnesses
this fact. Hence it necessarily follows that
| ifthe blood be not in good condition, 1t is.
utterly impossible for the blood to produce.
healthy solids, and consequently diseased
action Of the musclar and nervous system are
the result. If the sap of tree be not good
it CANNOT produce healthy foliage and fruit.
| We uuequivocally declare, THAT ALL DIsEAsEs
FIRST ORIGINATE IN THE FLUIDS, and as the
fluids from the solids, the solids become
secondarily affected from the impure con-
dition of the blood. What are humors. and
in what way are they produced but from q
morbid and diseased state of the blood ?
BY what means do ulcers exists, and Low are
they supported. but by morbid state of the
bleed 3 To what others ourse can be attrib-
uted the primary origin of Pulmonary Con.
sumption, diseases OF the, Liver, Kidneys,
Sc, but to the blood Does not Scrofuia,
or Kings Evil, owe their origin to . diseased
condition of the glandular fuidsa Ed
The diseased condition ofthe blood may be
various in character $ the blood may be
charged with acrid matters, arising from the
decom position constantly taking place il
the system gthe excretory organs not pos
sessing sufficient energy to throw it off, The
blood may be charged @ with mucus, lime
and other substances which. may produce
disease. % q '.is.tI 2 - g ~
All know the entire mass Of blood circu-
lates throughout the whole system many
times in twenty-four hours consequently,
when en- organ becomes weak from any
cause, the blood naturally. circulates more
sluggishly through such organ, leaving time
for the deposition Of morbid matter from the
blood in such weakened organ, thereby es-
tabiishing disease. ae s- egg nc .
Ifdiscase, then, be generated through the
agence of the blood, what other course can
be adopted to eradicate IL but through the
agency of the blood Render the condition
of the blood healthy and 1t will make healthy
deposit in the diseased organ until 1t becomes
| sound. 30 6tg7sp3 10 A7l1
! The question now arises-Can this be
done? Can the acrid matter in the blood,
producing inflammation, be neutralized and
rendered harmless? When the blood is
charged with mucps, lime,a carbon, &c.
rendering it thick and yiscid can these SUBJ
stances be dissolved and the blood attenuated!
Weuueduivocally maintain that the power
TO accomplish these great and important
objects exists. - f-'aasaa g sf95
The amount of disease prevailing through
out the community ia lndescribabla. Scarcely
an individual, old or young. do we pass in
the streets, but their countenance evince the
disease de internal arrangement which is
rapidly hurrying them to the termination of
their mortal existence. Diseases of the
Lungs. LIVER Kidneys and Spleen, are by far
the most numerous, and from which many
other difficulties arise, as Dyspepsia, Dropsy,
Erysipelas, Cankcr Shortness of Breath,
Asthma, Dizziness, Coldnesso of the extremi'
ties and Chilliness. Palpitations, ,Numbness.
Debility, Costiveness, Piles, Catarrh, Di
arrhea, Headache, Prolapsus Uteri, FIuor
Al6us, Incontinence Of Urine, inflammation,
heat and burning of the body, Chilis, Fevers,
&c., .asrT83Ig eLf sae@ segt 5tF
| Ifyou enquire of an individual why he does
not do something for his complaint, the
most invariable reply will be :"I don't
know what to do | have tried everything
am discouraged I think can never re-
gain my health" This experience, though
dearly bought, should not be lost; it should
cause deep reflection, ardent thought. Many
| that have tried all the various systems of
treating disease, and almost the whole list of
Advertised Medicines. have found the means
| ofrestoratiOn to health. and now live in the
blessed enjoyment oft.
| Unless physicians knowledge be such as
| to enable him to comprehend and understand
hoac and tchy it is that a medicine produces
the effect it is known to do-the specific.
action which it must necessarily have, upon
every fluid and solid it may come in contact
with when introduced as medicine-the
| invisible action which produces the visible
effect, he is not fit 10 prescribe.
| Diseases of the Lungs, Throat, Liver, Heart
Kidneys, Serofula, and all other complaints
must necessarily yield where medicine
properly prepared and adapted to the case,
| is employed, of which we daily have the
most incontestable proofs.
The successful mode of treatment in the
curabulity ofdsease, and the anti poisonous
character of our medicines, composed entirely
from articles from the Vegetable Kingdom,
have been the means of restoring thousands
to their lost health when consigned to death
by their friends and medical advisors.
Our pratlce mas paen before the PUBIC Tor
many years, and our appointments regularly
kept. We invite the sick to call upon US =
our advice in all cases will be gratuitously
given, our opinions unbiased no expense
incurred without there is reasonable hopes
of cure.
will be for consultation upon all diseases
of the lungs, throat heart, nerves, blood, ETC.,
on my next visit, at Kenosha, Halliday House,
Saturday the 22d Of October. V. CLEARANCE
PRICE.