The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-04-20
A GREAT REVELATION.
Some Valuable Thoughts Coneernip:
Human Happiness and Timely
Suggestions About Seeur-
ing 1t.
Synopsis of Lecture Delivered by DIR.
Chas. Craig, Before the MetrOpOu-
tan Scientific Association.

| ences of the past received what was said without
question, those of the present day usually the
mental equals or superiors of the ones who al
dress them. Rev. DR.. Tying: ::of New York. when a
theological student, supplied Church in a neigh
boring town, and on his way to preach one morn
| ing met an aged colored man. Well, uncle, do
you ever go TO hear the young preacher asked
the unfedged Doctor. No, Massa, replied the
negro, dis chile don't let none o. dem students
practis on him.. The darkey had begun to think
The free and independent thought OF this age
accepts statements only where they are proven 10
be truth, while the developments of mental power
seems equally great in every other department Of
life The valuable inventions OF the day are
counted by thousands. The increase Of scientific
study is universal The spirit OF inquiry Ia all
fields is so marked as to cause
COMMENT ON EVERY SIDE,
while people seem investigating and advancing
in every direction which can help them morally
mentally physically. This is especially true of
the human body and everything which concerns il,
and the truths which the people have found,
How really ignoranf some cultured and SUPPOSEDLY
scientific people were only a few years .ngO, as
compared with the present day. MAJ be better
understood from a few illustrative facts. promi-
nent writer prepared elaborate essay 20
prove that steamships could never cross the
Atlantic. and his pamphlet issued Just in
time 10 be carried by the first steamer that went
! | 10 england People once believed that the heart
was the seat of life aud health. Ii is now known
that this organ is only pump, simply keeping in
motion what other and more important organs of
the body have created ana transformed. L was
once supposed that II person felt pain IN the
back the liver deranged; il pain came in
the lower chest the lungs were affected aud con-
sumption was near; it is now known that pain
in the back indicates diseased kidneys while
troubles in the lower chest arise from diSOr-
dered liver and not imperfect lungs. severe
pain in the head WAS once thought 10 come from
some partial arrangement of the brain: IL IS now
] known that troubles in other parts OF the body
and away from the head cause headaches. aud
i that only by removing the cause can the pam be
! cured. II is matter of
) PRIVATE HISTORY
that General Washington was bled to death His
last illness slight, and caused principally by
weariness. a physician was called who 'bled hin
cOpiously. Strange TO say, the patient became
better. Another Doctor called, who again
took away large amount OF the vital huid, Tnus
; in succession four physicians drew away the life
# of great man who was intended by nature for
: old age, and who prematurely died-murdered
:, by malpractice-bled 20 death. That was the age
The speaker then graphically described another
period which came upon the people, in which
they assigned the origin of all diseases 20 the sOm
ach, and after showing the alsity of this theory,
and that the kidneys and liver were the causes Of
disease, and that many people are suffering from
q kidney and liver troubles to-day who do not
know it, but who should know il and attend 10
them at once. continued:
Let us look Mt this matter little more closely.
> The human body is the most perfect and yet the
most delicate of all created things II Is capable
the greatest results and it is liable 10 the great
. est disorders. The slightest causes sometimes
seem TO throw its delicate machinery out of order
while the most simple and common sense care
restores and keeps them in perfect condition.
When il is remembered that the amount OF hap
pineSs or misery we are 10 have IN this world Is
dependent upon a perfect body, is IL not strnnge
! that simple precautions and care not
cised? This is one of the vital questions of
=, | life. People may avoid il for the present but
there is certain to come time in every ones ex-
perience when IL must be laced
4 "And here pardon me for relating little per
sonal experience. In the year of 1870 i found
myself losing both in strength and health.
9 could assign case for the decline, but il
tinued, until finally / called TO my aid two prOmi
1 nent physicians. After treating me for some time
they declared was suffering from Brights disease
of the kidneys, and that they could do nothing
not raise my head from the pillow and
t PAINTED REPEATEDLY.
My heart beat so rapidly 1t was with difficulty
G could sleep. Ny lungs were also badly involved;
e could retain nothing on my stomach while the
most intense pains in my back and bowels caused
h me TO long for death relief. 1t was at this
critical juncture that physical longing which ]
felt land which most firmly believe was an in
/ spiration) caused TO send for the leaves Of
5 plantI had once known in medical practice.
S After great difficuty at last secured them and
il began their use in the form of tea. / noticed
lesSening of the pain at once; began to mend
rapidly; in five weeks was able to be about aud
! have so continued 10 This day. IL was
q only natural that such a result should
: have caused me TO investigate most
!, | thoroughly. j carefully examined fields
= in medicine never before explored.
sought the cause of physical order and disorder
| happiness and pain and found the kidneys and
e liver 10 be the governors whose motions regulate
After describing at length the offices of the kid
neys and liver and their important part life,
5 the Doctor went on 10 say:
II Having found this great truth. saw clearly
leaf had used was a food and restorer 20
my well-nigh exhausted kidneys and liver II
F. had come, 10 them when their life was nearly
had pured strengthened and restored them and
saved NE from death. Realizing the great benefit
O which a knowledge OF this truth would give TO
e afflicted and in every case found the same.
= = HAPPY RESULTS
|. which l had experienced. Not only this but
k many who were not conscious of any physical
e use of the remedy which had saved my life
It found their health steadily improving and their
n strength continually increasing. So universal,
e where used, was this true, that determined the
!, entire world should share in Its results and
il therefore placed the formula for its preparation
IF i'm the hands of Mr. H. H. Warner of Rochester
il \. ". gentleman whom had cured OF a severe
r kidney disease, and who, by reason of his per-
r sonal WORTH high standing and h0erality Ia en-
l. dOwing the Astronomical Observatory and other
e public enterprises, has become known and popu-
lar to the entire country. This gentleman at once
e began the manufacture of the remedy on most
a extensive scale, and to-day Warmers Safe Kidney
II and Liver Cure. the pure remedy that saved my
d me- Is known ana used IN all parts OF the CONT
e lnent.
" 81 am aware prejudice exists toward proprie-
tary medicines. and that such prejudice is too
often well founded. but the value of a pure
remedy is no less because it is proprietary medi-
II cine. A justifable prejudice exists toward qusck
doctors but i il right that this prejudice should
extend toward all the doctors who are earnestly
II and intellgently trying to do their Gutyo Be
d cause Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure saved
e my life before it became proprietary medicine
s Is 1t reasonable TO suppose that il will not cure
Others and keep still from sickness now thar
e ii is sold with Government stamp on the wrap-
n per? Such theory would be childish
st The Doctor then paid some high compliments N
If American science, and closed his lectnre as foi
Il lows:
Is ''How to restore health when broken and how
g to keep the body perfect and free from disease
g must ever be mans highest study. That one ~
d the greatest revelations of the present dav has
e been made in ascertaining the true seat of heaIr
10 be in the kidneys and liver, all scientists nov
Is admit ana l can but feel that the discover
!, which have been permitted TO make and which
) have described TO you, is destined TO prove TN
greatest. best and most reliable friend 10 thoss
/ who suffer and long for happiness as well a.
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