The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1882-09-23
INv1srnLE POISON.
How It Works It's Way Into the Body and
How to Counterfeit IL.

AAVN W.
One Of the great scourges Of the present
year in all parts Of America has been ma
laria. This is ttodblo so treacherous in
its nature and 50 dangerous in its results as
u Justly cause a prehension wherever IL
hss appsared But There are so many err
foneous Ideas upoh the subject that few
Words ate in ofdvt at a time when people
DIRE subject to r6l6rial influences
Maldriai 1htH means simply bad aif,
is the tOfiiniOh name Ui q class " diseases
which arise from spores Of decasitig veget.
able mailer, thrown off from stugnaht pOufs
or piled bf Vegetation undergoing Hecoihpo-
sitlnh, These spores when inhaled with
tile breath or taken inn tie system With
Sate- soon enter the blond aud getininatitir
there hud iouthold. Whereby the whole
system is poisoned ahd the varinus iuiic-
tons disordered. When the germ theory
Of disease was 0rst adtaticed II ytas SIP
posed that these sputes were tf animal ma
ture, and like the bacteria in diphthpria
were propagatrd III th-sblotid, but they are
now conceived ~ Ue OF vegetable origin aiRe
| the fungi ioubd bn decaying #bd hf in
cellars. The sdlirce of this state Of the air
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which, partially drted by the hot suii sends
forth vapofs loaded with this rhslatial puis
on. These tapors descehd to the earth IN
| the night, cooled by The loss df temperature
and breathed by scrIhrs are readily in.
haled. Hence persons living nedr staguant
| po6ls or marshes are liable tO be afflicted
with thills dtd fever; aud sdch lucs litips nrc
never Healthy, though thet ars rhrrr 50
when the streams flowing into them arr
! bhtey ahd also when the water is high.
Again the dfdinagb Of Huusesl Slaughter
houses; barns, etc, Dire i fertile source
mslsrla. One will often notice in coming
into the r.tighborEood of one Of these slug
gish streams that ptss through almost every
village a most Vilainous smell caused by
the offensive rsfuss Which communicates It's
bad odor to the atmosphere, especially on
bot days. This absorbed into the s. stem
by the lungs or taken in through water,
which also absOrbs il from the air, puisuns
the blood and derangeS the whole system.
| The p6isoh is also developed IN force ia
wells and springs when they become low,
and the result of drinking these is the same
as breathing the Poisonous dir. In a time
Of dr6uth the great Quantity Of vegetation
that dries up in the meadows, stubble fields
and pastures, the corn fields aud forest leaves
produces the same Cffluvia. On the prGIries
wnen large tracts OF prairie ground are
| turned oyetj the decating vegetation is a
widespread catise Of malaria.
The evils which follow malaria pois0ning
I are almost infinite. Disease OF naigna Mt
| an dangerous nature, accompanied by
symp ptOrhs the most distressing are certa ~
To naniibet themselves and life il a burden
so long Ms this poisoti remains 10 the system:
The indications Of malarial poisoning are
loss Of appetite. shortness Of breath, pains
about the heart, wasting of flesh aud strength
despondencyj nervousness; chilly sensation 4
unsceouhtable lh5sitrde, dull pains in Vari
Gus parts Of the body, head aches, dizziness
a coated tongue and dry mouth, night
sweats, muscular debility, putting under
the eyes, an uhusual color, odor or sedi-
iiient about the fluids passed from, the sys-
tenn etc. Any one Of the above symptoms
may be ah ihdication of malaria poisons in
the Bbdt Which netessltates Immediate and
Careful attentioh,
But il maiarial poison could not End a
Judgement in the human body; it would be
just as harmless as the oxygen of the air.
The great difficulty IL that, after being ab-
sorbed into the system, it produces obstruc.
tions in the stomach and lungs, clogs the
circulutiqi uf this blood affects the kidneys
liSsf ana 6thef orgiHs; aiid 6fihgs OH di.
sesses Of O most dangerous character. There
is only one known way by which these di-
seases may be avoided or cured after they
have once made their appearance, and that
is by keeping the great purifying organs oi
tbe body in perfect health. These organt
are The kidieye dtd liver. No one whose
kidReys or liver are in perfect condition
was ever afflicted by inalarial poison. And
when these organs are disprdered, they no
only permit, but invite, these diseases t.
make their inroads into the body 1t is nov
admitted by physicians, scientists and thu
majority Of the general public that on,
medicine, and only one whose power hs
been tested and proven, has absolute con
troll Of; and keets the gidue5s and liver il
constant health did Hence prevents malari
al sickness. This remedy is Warmers Saf
Kidney and LIVER Cure, the NEST popula
medicine before the American people, anC
sold by every druggist in the land. 1t full
counternets the evil effect of malarial poisOI
In ths systetti; dud not only bauishes it, bu
restores the n1enibers which that poison ha
Weakened. How well il does this can b,
learned from the folloalngi
KANSAS CirY. Mo june go, Iss2.-Mov
ing from the state Of New York to the west
ern country, | was attacked with malarii
and general debility. | had lost all appe
tite aud was hardly able to move about
had tried d great many remedies, but moth
Ing bettsrsd tiny conditi5h Until began us
ing Wsrbers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure
which seemed TO help me right away, and
| feel as well as ever have in my life. Il
is blessing 10 people IN this malarioui
country c. F. WILLIAM,
14I9 Grand Ave, of William 4 Co., Hard
ware.
This great remedy has proven lts power
in InDumsrable cases, and is to-day more
extensively used IN malarial districts
whether in cities or in the country, than
any or all remedies for the cure of the came
class of disease. No one can sfinrd to tribe