The Goldsboro star. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1881-18??, 1881-07-23

Some Valuable Thoughts Concerning Hn'
snnn Happiness and Timely SuaGes-
R ti0ns About securing IL.

Some Valuable Thoughts Cancerning Hur
X man Happiness and Timely 6ugges-
tions About securing IL. "
SYNOPSIS or A LECTURE DELIVERED BT DR.
cHAs. CRAIG BEFORE THE METRO
poITTAN SCIENTIFIC ASSOCIATIONS.
aThe public sneaker q the present day ID.
ibors under difficulties Of which the speakers o.
the last century never dreamed, for while the
audiences of the past received what was sald
without question, those Of the present day gre
usually the mental equals Of superlors 81 tne
ones who address them. Rev Dr. lying, O
New York, when q theological studerN, SUP siiel
q church in neighboring town, anG ca ne
way to preach one morning meuan aged coloreu
man. Well, Uncle, do you ever ~ to nssr 1ne
vorY,g preacherY asked the unfedged doctor.
mo. Massa replied the negro dis CHILE don't
let none O dem students practis ON him. Inc
darkey had begun to think The free and IN
dependent thought Of this ago accepts state
ments only where they are pr@~sl TO pc truth,
while the development Of meikd power seems
equally great In every otherde department. Of lie;
The valuable inventions Of the day nrc counted
h y thousands. Theincrease OF sclentllc e.udy
Il universal. The spirit OF inquiry in all helds
Is SO marked as to cause
COMMENT ON EVERY SIDE, W
while people seem investigating and advancing
IN every direction which eau help them moral
| iy. mentally or physically. This Is specially
| t,ne az The human body and everything which
concerns Il. and the truths which the people
haye found. even IN tho last fifty years, are
| s;mnlv marvellous. How really Ignorant some
cultured and supposedly scientific, people we're
only few yearsago as compared With the pressent
| day. may be better understood from rev Illus
| trative facts. Appointment writer prepared a1
4 elaborate essay to prove that steamships couiu
never cross the Atlantic and his Pampniet was wv
! issued Just in time TO be carried ~ the nis'
| steamer that went to England People once
SoI;ared tIat the heart was the scat of life and
bealth,' II il now known that thisorgan is only
I. nnmp. simply keeping in motion what other
and more important organs Of the body nave :
GRANTED and Transformed II was once Supposed
that Il 4 person felt psini nthe back, the liver
,vas deranged. If a pam came Ia the lower chesl
n ,,~ ,,as,s yara. atfscted and consumption was
p ssi H a nov known that pain in the back
;nd;cates diseased kidneys, while troubles in the
in,vsr chest arise from disordeisd liver and
~ MI ;mnerfect lungs. A severe pain lntne bead
was once thought to come from some pstss ,a
arrangement OF the BRAIN II IS now Know. sns
troublesin other parts OF the pouy aiu =" ooi,
from the head, cause headaches anu yilaO ~,
AZ bv removing the cause can the PAIN 10 oui 81
. II ID matter OF
/ PRIVATE HISTORY e
Q ,h,, Genoral Washington was bled TO deatf
4 His last illness was slight, and caused prime
nallv by wsariness. Aphysician was called WI ~
2 sblea him copiously.' Strange to say, ~
K natient became no better. Another doctol We
called. who again took away large ainouh ls,
o the vital fluid. Thus in succession TOUT phss
i clans drew awayfh life OF agreat man WY w.
intended by nature for an old age ana WIG ~
J, rnatureIy died4murdered py ma " ro
q bled to death. That was the ago - ,'' N Y
bleodingp 5 ~ .a..;,, a, Nv !,
% The sneaker then graphically described a
Z other period which came upon the people,
y ,vh;ch fhey assigned the origin OF all diseases
r. nv. aach. and after showing the ialsity
- tnis 1ne and that the Kidneys and liyerwe
q tne caut " disease. and that many people 2
at SUFFERING from hdn5s sod liyer troubles tod
IA VINO 40 lot know, but who should know It o.
IA attend 70 them at once, continued:
=. Let Us look at this matter a little me
r. closely. The human body is the most peril
I'd and vet most delicate Of all created thin
ct 1 II Is c&pable Of the greatest results and il
= liable to the greatest disorders. The slight
causes sometimes seem to; throw its delic'
IS machinery out of order while the most SIM
a and common sense care restores and keeps tn
n. in perfect condition. When it / %ememDeI
II that the amount Of happiness or misery we
u =, TO have in this world is dependent upon p
Id feet body. is il not strange that simple precs
OF tons and care are not exercised This is {
70 of the most vital questions OF life. People m
- avoid it for the present, but there is certain
al come time in every onss experience wher
10 must be faced.
le "And here pardon me for relating a lit
ID personal experience. In the year 1870 | fou
II myself losing both in strength and health.
- could assign no cause for the decline, but
le continued, until finally / called to my aid t
prominent physicians. After treating me
re some time they declared was suffering fir
n Bright's disease of the kidneys, and that Il
= could do nothing more for mo. At this tim
% was 80 weak I could not raise my head from
III pillow and
PAINTED REPEATEDLY. fl
= by heart beat SO rapidly it was with difficult
Z could sleep. My lungs were also badly involv
| could retain nothing upon my stoma
while tho most intense pains in my back
a. bowels caused me to long for death as rel
he II was at this critical juncture that a phys
in longing which i felt (and which most fri
at believe was an inspiration) caused me to 9
nj Tor the leaves OF plant had once known
i medical practice. After great difficulty ]
III last secured them and began their use in,
. form Of tea. I noticed lessening Of the p
u ut once; began to mend rapidly; in five we
IL was able to be about and in two months /
4, came perfectly well and have SO continued
nd this day. It was only natural that such o
rs suit should have caused me TO investigate m
Il thoroughly. / carefully examined fields
~ medicine never before explored. Isought
ia cause Of physical order and disorder, happin
IL md pain, and found the kidneys and liver
By bD the governors whose motions regulate
Manufacturing at length tie Offices a.
" Kidneys and liver, and their Important part
life, the doctor went on to say:
i. " Having found this great truth, saw cIea
- the cause Of my recovery The simple vegeta
ID leaf had used was food and restorer to
10 well-nigh exhausted kidneys and liver. It b
IL come to them when their life was nearly sc
Il md by its simple, yet powerful influence b
a purified, strengthened and restored them q
81 saved mo from death. Realizing the great bel
(. lit which knowledge Of this truth would &
ii to the world began, in a modest way, to tr
" those afflicted and IN egery case l found