The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1881-05-26
4 GREAT Revelation.
somo Valuable Thoughts Concerning
Human Happiness and Timely sug.
gcstlOns About Securing It.
synopsis or . Lecture Delivered By DR..
Charles Craig Before she Mosropol.
isan ecleutitic Association.


itan Scientific Association.
"Thc public speaker OF tho present day
labors under difficulties OF which tho speak
ers OF the last ccutury never dreamed, for
while tho audiences of tho past received what
was said without question, those Of the pres-
ent day arc usually tho mental equals or
supcriors OF the ones who address them.
Rev. Dr. Tying, Of Now York, whom theo.
logical student, supplied n church In q nelgh-
boring town, and on his way to preach ono
morning met m aged colorcd man. Well,
Uncle, do you ever go to hear the young
reacherr asked tho unaedged doctor.
No, Massa, replied tho negro, dis chile
don't let none o. dem students practis on
him. The darkey had begun to think. The
tree and independent thought OF this age ac-
cepts statements only where they are proven
TO DO truth, while tho development OF mental
power seems equally great In every other de-
partment OF life. The valuable Inventions
OF the day arc counted by thousands.
Tho increase Of scientific study is universal
The spirit OF inquiry in all fields is SO marked
as to cause
COMMENT ON EVERY SIDE,
while people seem investgat ny aud adyanc.
ing In every direction which can help them
morally, mentally or physically. This Ia
specially true Of the human body and every.
thing which concerns II, and the truths
which the people have found, even In the
last htty years, are sim ply marvellous How
really Ignorant some cultured and suppose.
ably scientific people were only Q few years
ago, as compared with tho present day, may
DO better understood from few Illustrative
facts. A prominent writer prepared AN
elaborate essay to prove that steamships
could never cross tho Atlantic, and his PAM
phct was Issued Just la time to DO carried
by tho arst steamer that went to England.
People once believed that the heart was the
seat OF life AMI health. II Is now known
that tais organ is only pump. simply keep
ing In motion what other and more Important
organs Of tho body have creatcdsand trans.
formed. IL was once supposed that u per.
son felt pain In tho back tho liver was de-
ranged; II pain came In the lower chest the
lungs were affected aud consump ption was
near; It Is now known that q pain in the back
indicates diseased kidneys, whilc troubles In
the lower chest arise from Q disordered liver
and not imperfect luncs. A severe pain In
the head was once thought to come from some
partial arrangement Of tho brain; II Is now
known that troubles In other parts Of the
body and away from the head, cause head.
aches aud that only by removing the cause
can tho pain DO cured. 1t ls matter OF
PRIVATE HISTORY
that Gen. Washington was bled TO death,
His last illness was sli ,ht, and caused priu.
eipallv by weariness. A physician was called
who 'blcd him COZ oliously.' Strange to say,
the patient became no better. Another doc
tor was called. who again took away n large
amount OF the vital fluid. Thus In success.
sion four physicians drew away the life Of a
i laf Nak. l..s -
an old age, and who piematuraly dIed-mur.
dered by malpractice-blcl to DEATH That
was tho age OF medical bleedingw
The speaker then graphically described
another period which came upon the reoplc,
in which they si.ned the origin OF all dis
eases to the stomach, and after showing the
falsity OF this theory, aud thu tho kidneys
and liver were tho causes OF disease, aud
that many people are suffering from kidney
and liver troubles to-day who do not know Il,
but who should know It and attend to them
at once, continued: ..
"Let us look ut this matter q little more
| closely. The human body Is the most per.
feet and yet tn, most delicate of all created
things. II is capable Of the greatest results
aud It is liable to the greatest disorders. The
| slightest causes sonnet times seem to throw Its
/ delicate machinery out Of order while the
most simple and common-sense care restorcs
and keeps them in perfect condition. When
II Is remembered that the amount OF happt
ness or misery We are to have In this world I,
dependent upon q perfect body, Is It moi
strange that simple precautions and care are
not cxercisedi This is one OF the most vital
questions OF life. People may avoid II for
| the present. but there Is certain to come q
time In every ones experience when It must
DO facei.
"And here pardon me for relating little
| personal experience. In the year 1870
found myself losing both in strength and
health. could assign no cause for the de
| cline, but 1t continued, untn finally called
| to my aid two prominent physicians. Aftei
treating me Tor some time they declared
| was suffering from Brighps disease of ths
kidneys, and that they could do nothing more
Tor me. At this time was so weak l could
not raise my head from the pillow and
PAINTED REPEATEDLY.
| My heart beat so rapidly 1t was with difficulty
I could sleep. Ny lungs were also badly in
volved; / could retain nothing upon my
stomach, while the most intense pains In my
back and bowels caused me to long for death
as relief. 1t was at this critical juncture
that a physical longing which felt (and
| which most firmly believe was an inspira-
| tion) caused me to send for the leaves of {
plant had once known In medical practice.
After great nlculty at last secured them
and began their use in the form Of tea. no
t!ced u lessening OF tho pain at once; I began
to mend rapidly; in five weeks was able tc
be about, and I'm two months became per.
fectly we'll and have so continued to this day.
1t was only patural that such q result should
have caused me to investigate most thor
oroughly. / carefully examined fields IL
medicine never before explored. sough,
the cause Of physical order and disorder, hap
piness and pain, and found the kidneys and
liver to be the governors whose motions reg
ulate tho entire system"
After describing ut length the offices Of the
kidneys and liver, and their important par
in life, the doctor went on to say:
"Having found this great truth, i saw
clearly the cause of my recovery. The sim
pie vegetable leaf had used was q food and
restorer to my well-nigh exhausted kidneys
and liver. 1t had come to them when thei
life was nearly gone, and by its simple, YET
powerful influence had purified, strength
ened and restored them, and saved me iron
death. Realizing the great benefit which
knowledge Of this truth would give to tn,
world, began in a modest way to treat thos,
afflicted, and 10 every orse found the same
HAPPY RESULTS
which had experienced Not only this bu
many, who Were not conscious Of any hysica
trouble but who, ut my sugges stion, began the
use Of the remedy which had saved my life
found their health steadily improving ant
their strength continually increasing. Sc
universal, where used, was this true, that
determined the entire world should share II
its results, and therefore placed the formul,
for its preparation In the hands Of Mr.. II. II
Warner Of Rochester, N. Y, gentleman
whom had cured Of . severe kidney disease
| and who, by reason Of his personal worth
high standing and hberality In endowing tn,
Astronomical Observatory and other public
enterprises, has become known and ropulal
to the entire country. This gentleman o
once began tho manufacture of the remedy OF
a most extensive scale, and to-day, Warmers
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure, the pure remcd,
that saved my life, Is known and used In al
| parts OF the continent