Daily Republican., 1881-07-23
Its Delicate Structure and Suseep.
tibslity to Injury from
lands or Disease.

slonB. Modern research, however, has
shown this to be an error, and hence less at
tenti0n and care have been bestowed on this
organ than in the early days when it WIS
supposed to play 81 important . part In max
ing war and CT ioling love. Undoubtedly the
discovery Of the fact that the liver is not the
seat OF the affections, and Of the passions,
has led the people, as is natural to neglect
what formerly was an object Of great solicit
tude, but the truth still remaias that though
1t may not be the special seat OF love and pas
sion, 1t is after all of the greatest Importance
In physical health.
During the past few weeks, owing to an
event Of national interest. much has been
said and written ubout the injurious effects
of wounds in this organ, and according to the
Surgical History of the War of ths Rebellion,
( of the thousands of cases Ct wounds In TIE
liver, not above sixty survived, and they were
| not violent ones. The record Ia filled with
recoyeries from yuashot wounds in the head,
the lungs and the pelvic region, but it is o
miracle" whom one outl,yes even an Ordi-
nary wound in the liver. No other proof is
needed of the deiicicy of its structure, nor of
its extreme susceptibility to injuries, whether
violent, like . gunshot wound, or as the result
OF disease. t1f course injury from wound
produces speedy results, and though Organi:
diseases may Aiiect TIE patient for years, and
render his life long continued burden. the
same end is eventually reached.
The structure Of the liver is delicate and
yet simple. 1t is composed of two lobes, WLicl
q II nd - or Iuu r 10 pf
spouyy charac ser WGel tha venOds blood is
circulating from the various parts of the body
to the lungs, it passes through this organ
and Is there r,ileved Of its rank posons part
Of which are used tor d lssestion and part for Il
cathartlc OF the waste u.aterials of the food
We cat. lfthe organ is al Ill diseased thes
poisons re!nain in it, instead Of being used Us
nature designed, and with every coursng Of
tho bio JhrUug h the lobes of the liver, the
nature of the disease Is Intensified, and hence
neglect OF any disorder in this organ is al
mott certain to ring on chronic liver disease,
80 terrible to contemplate. In curing liver
troubles, not only must the organ be rid Of its
old complaint bu,, at the same tine, 1t must
Le prevented from contracting other diseases,
and he agency used must have such power
With the kidneys and lungs (tbo other two
purifiers Of the b.ood) that it will, while re-
storing The impaired liver, give to them
strength sufficient to do art of the purifying
liar depc idency between the kidneys and
liver, and no r. medy can be of benefit which
does not act npo1 both at e same lime The
reason why so lit success has hitherto beeri
reached in the trrltAent Of liver disease is !
because the PHILOSOPHY of treatment has been
lame and tue remedies employed have been
inadequate. 1t Is u conceded fact that until |
within the past few years tnere has been no I
known remedy for chronic kidney dIeease.,
and 1t IS certain tnat the ser cannot be re.
stored to its right action If The kidneys are
affected, llNs hat that shen the liver Is
ai.eased the kidr eys are atsJ troubled; hens
II f0l oWs that liver diseases arc hard to cui5
chiefly because the doctors know Of no agency
which will at one ant the same t!ms operate
ON both the kidneys aud the liver.
Admitting, then, thai no form Of treatment
Can be effective which does not seek to reach
both the liver aud the kidneys ut the SAME
time, it would be straIge, indeed II in all the
researches Of tn s wonGerful age of scenti C
invention no such remedy had been found.
The doctors admit they have nothing 10 offer.
but Independent scientists have honured thoir
learning ana patience, by discovering u p re
vegetable remedy whose success in the past
few years in the treatment of kinney diitiGul-
ties, shows cOnclus yely That it can cure every
form Of known kidney dIcsse, ana what It
has done Tor the Aidhcys it ts - ally able +"
do and does do for the llAer Warmers Snfo
Kidney and L iver ,ure WIS the discovery OF |
Il practitioner, who prov II ITS worth in III,
own case and then gaze it t. the world. / t |
acts both rs food ami = rtStOrcr on the hid |
neys and liver, 80 THAI when dt care iS cured !
in one of TIN sc Orfsns il c.nnVt go to he |
other, but is entiro.y ren.yld from The AVS. I
TEN.
The symptom Of kiuey and liver Difficult |
ties are reht and un,I ttuT'l Nearinpsd, he I'd !
acGe, belch NJ Of wind Hnd tuUd from TIN q |
CONSTIPATION, piles, displacenen,s $
and inflammation of the sexual organs Of
women, Il allow Ountol nance. skin eruptinns
md The especially fat,l compIa. nts of the hot
season. These troubles are caused principally |
by Maiari ', which is, at the present time be |
coming so great an evil il this land, So mach !
50 that President Paat A. Chaihourn =, of
College has just pub .ished long
md intcres ting article on its wiue spreading ,
prevalence. lac states that malaria lOisOnS !
appear in all localities, the high and dry, tho /
ow and danp, in the crowded city and the
'OOmy country, and tn re are no uiEereEc ~
\, to the ELECTS produced. Maiaria is in the
water We drink, the air we br ahe, in the
ood We cut, AMI while constantly and na,ur-
Aiy in;rea Ing with The 'yr with Of the coun-
.ry, it is lust at present ailllctlny us, rs lhe
,pizoo y did few years ag0, as wide spread
md dangerous pidenlc. Prof Chadbourno
= not an al 'ru4is,, aud what he says is con
irmod by other distinguished medical au-
hoIitits.
What, therefore, can be the cause for this
erriDle Increase OF luplariA in all parts OF tn .
tates and territories? Unquestonably the
Thinking water used in every portion of tie
aud Is the most active agency for carrying I
nal ira into the system. This water may be- !
luas, but /. has become poisoned by filtration
through the vaults, ccsspOols and Darnyards
n the country, and other Impure agencies in
he cit Heretofore tn. Western states u I'd
erritOries and almost the eGtre South have
,een considered the field Of malaria, owl Z,
doubtless. to lhe poor drainage in many To-
alities and The consequent accumulation Of !
,reen poisonous matter. his theory Is, how
yer, now exploded. because malarial poison.
ng iB btcOulug lust as common in other re-
ions, ana those watch have bGen set lcd for :,
urdreds of years. Nor are low lands alone ,
nDject TO malaria, fOr 1t il found in the Brrk-
hire ills of New Engl+ nd and up among .
he SHOWS OF the hocky mountains.
. W hatever may nc the cause Of malaria, its y
xistence Is terribly estaD iShed fact, anu o
lch so tht' it is attracting tho attention of =,
he leading physicians, scientists and schul
rs ia every portion uf America. By means =,
f its blighU, Z powers the blood becomes poi "
med and the most terrible diseases iOlio~.
he special field for the operation of this poi I,
N is in the liver. If this organ is 1T all dis
ised, malaria seizes il wi h a death grip. 1t
Therefore absolutely necessary to keep the
yer in perfect condition, and especially vt q
rs time The elements OF Warmers SAFE '
ldney and Liver cure are exactly fitted for RI
sv this very purpose. Composed of pure L.
nd simple vegetable extract and prepared
the most careful manner it has becn the
sans of restoring more people to health 8.
thin the i'ust year than any other agency
loWu in tho land. Prof. S. A. Lattimort, s.
h. D., LII. D., one Of the analysts Of food and
edicines for the New York state Hoard Of Z.
ealtu, pronounces its @ e.nents and compo-
ton purely vegetable, ueither poisonous or er
furious and the manuf cturers present 1t
the public with the utmost faith that If =
ken faithfully and persistently. according
the directions, it will cure every form OF
yer di ease and kidney disorder.
There seems to be a constant struggle be. Y
7een m nk,nd and disease Ma'hral poi. 'e
n, with its insidious power, the influences Of y
mt, cold, bad water and Impure food all a
mbno to undermine the health ana b
rength, both of which are the privilege OF q
. race. In order to counteract these terrible "a
huences, the greatest care Is repaired, es- "
cially at the present time. IN guarding the "
dneys and liver, which are the governors OF "a
o system How this can best be done mas r.
an ahnvo nd q a Rurh H. iH cordial.