The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-23
The Unusual Attention which this
Organ is now Attracting from.
the American People.
liz Delicate Structure and Susceptibility to
IInIury from Wounds or Disease.

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the ssat OF the affections and OF the passions,
Modern research, however, has shown this to
be an error, and hence less attention and care
have been bestowed on this organ than in the
early days when 1t was supposed to play so
important a part in making war and c%aiolinG
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 OBJ.
ject Of great Iolicituds, but the truth still re-
mains that though It may not be the special
seat Of love and passion, 1t Is att'r all Of the
greatest importance in physical health,
During the past few weeks, owing to an
event OF national interest, mucn has been
said and written about the injurious effects Of
wounds in this organ, aud according to the
Surgical History OF the War Of the Rebellion,
OF the thousands Of cases OF wounds in the
liver, not above sixty survived, and they were
net violent ones, The record Is filled with
recoverioS from gunshOt wounds in the head
the lungs and the pelvic region, but 1t is a
miracle when one o~u.liYeS even an OrdinA.
ny wound in the liver. No other proof Is
needed OF the dellcaCy Of Its structure, nor Of
lis extreme susceptibility to injuries, whether
violent, like = gunshot wound, or ast result
OF disease. OF course injury from q wound
produces speedy results, and though organic
diseases may affect tbs patient for years, and
render his life . long continued burden, the
same end IS eventually reached.
The structure OF the liver 10 delicate and yet
simple. TITS composed OF two Iobes, which
lie directly undrr the right lung aud Ia Of q
Spongy character. When the venOus blood 10
circulating from the various parts OF the body
10 the lungs, 1t passes through this organ, and
Is there relieved OF LIS rank pc sons, part OF
which ara used for digestion and part
for eathArtlc OF the wasle materials
OF the food we eat, II the or
gan Is ri all diseased these pOiSOnI remain IN
Il, inStsad OF being used as uature designed,
and with every Coursing Of the blood through
the lObss Of the liver, the nature OF the dis.
ease Is Intensified, and hence a neglect Of any
disorder In this organ Is almost certain to
bring on chronic liver disease, so terrible 10
contemplate. In curing liver troubles, not
only must the organ be rid OF It's old complaint,
but, at the same time, II must be prevented
from contracting other diseases, and the
agency used must have 'uch power with the
Kidneys and lungs, this other Two purifiers OF
the blood, that 1t will, while restor-
Ing the impaired liver, give 10 them
strength sufficient to do part OF the
purifying work Of the diiabled organ. there
Is q peculiar dependency between the Nd.
neS and liver, and no remedy can be Of ben.
elt which does not act upon both at the same
time. The reason why ~ little success has
hitherto been reached In the treatment Of
liver disease Is because the philosophy Of
treatment has been lame and the remedies
employed have been inadequate. 1t Is a con.
coded fact that until within the past few
years there has been no known remedy for
chronic kidney diseases, and 1t Is certain that
the liver cannot be restored to It's light action
II the kidneys are affected. II Is q fact that
when the liver Is diseased the kidneys are
allo tronb.ed hence, It follows that liver
diseases are hard 10 cure chiefly because the
doctors know Of no agency which will at one
aud the same time operate on both the kidneys
and tho liver.
Admitting, then, that no form OF treatment
can be effective which does not seek 10 reach
both the liver and the kidneys Of the same
time, 1t would be strange, indeed, II In all the
researches Of this wonderful age Of scientific
invention no such remedy had been found.
The doctors admit they have nothing To offer,
but independent scientists have honored their
learning and patience by discovering q pure
vegetable remedy whose success In the past
few years In the treatment OF kidney difficult
ties shows Conciuslyely that 1t can cure every
form Of known kidney disease, and what II
has done for the kidneys 1t Is equally able TO
do and does do for the liver. Warmers Safe
| Kidney and Liver Cure was the discovery OF q
practitioner who proved lts worth In his
cas-. and then gave II 10 the world. II acts
both as a food and a restoreE on tho kidneys
and liver, 30 that when disease Ii cured In oHe
OF these organs II cannot 90 to the other, but
Is entirely removed from the system.
The symptoms OF kidney and liver difficult
ties are great and nnnaturAl wearinesS, head
ache, belchinE OF wind and food from the
ssomSch, constipation, piles, d~isplacemetts
and Inflammation OF the sexual organs OF
women, q sallow c~ountenance, skin ernptlona,
and the especially fatal complaints OF the hot
season, These troubles are caused principal.
" BY malaria, which 10, at the present time,
becoming 90 great an evil In this land.-so
much 90 that President Paul A. ChAdbourne,
OF Williams College, has Just published q long
and interesting article Oh lts widespreading
prevalence. He states that malsrial poisons
sppsar in all localities. the high and dry, the
low and damp, In the crowded city and the
roomy country, and there are no differences
"A To the effects produced. Malaria 10 In The
water we drink, In the air we breathe, IN the
food we eat, and while constantly and nat.
urally increasing with the growth Of the ooHp'
Try, II is just al present affecting us, as tho
epizOotY did q few years ago. asa widespread
and dangerous epidemic. Prok Chadhourne
iS not an alatmiSt and what he say, 10 con
6FmSd by other distinguished medical al.
thoritleS
What, therefore, can be the cAuse for this
tsrrible increase OF mAlaria in oil parts OF the
states and t%erritoties2 Internationally the
drinking water used In every portion Of the
land Is the most ActiVe agency for carrying
malaria into the system. THIS water may be
olear, but II has become poisoned BY filtration
| through the vaults, cespoOls and barDyatdB
Ia the county, and other impure sgenClSs In
lie Clty, Heretofore the Western States and
territories and almost the entire South have
been copsidcrel The field Of malaria, owing
doubtle > To the poor drainage In many local:
tiles and the Q tSequent accumulation OF
green poisonous matter. This theory Is, how.
aver. new exploded, because malAfial poisOn'
ing Is becoming Just Ag common In other
regions, aud those which have bean settled
ior hundreds Of year. Nor are low LAMBS
alone subject 10 malaria, for II Il found In the
HtfIshire Hills Of NeR England and up
amSne the SHOWS OF the Rocky Mountains.
WLatsyet may the cause Of malaria its e1ist.
enca IA A terribly established fact, and so much
40 that Il IL attracting the attention Of The
leading physicians, %sciantjSs and scholars In
avery portion Of America. By tneapS Of liz
biieftins powers the blood becomes poisoned
ard the most terrible diseases follow. The
special foid. for the operation Of tbl. poison ls
IN the livSr. II this organ is a. al diseas d
malaria sitzes It with 0 death grip. 1t 10
therefore absolutely Necessary to ieep the
liver In perfect condition and especially at
ibtS time. The elements Of Watnet's Safe
Kidhiy and Liver Cure are exactly fitted for
lust this very purpose. Composed Of q pure
and simple vegetable sTtract and prepared In
the most careful manrer II has bern the means
OF restoring more people ~ heal Ii Within tAe
past y,sr than Any ot9et agency khTWh y