Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1882-09-27
INyISIBLE POISON.
How IL Works lis Way Into the
BoGy and How 10 Counter
;sct ii.

in Its results aS W justly
ause apprehension wherever IL mas
nreared But there are so many erro-
eous ideas upon the subject that lew
vords are in order at a time Wheh
,ecple are subject to malarial infiu-
nceS. IL
Malaria. which simply means bad
,ir is the common name OF class OF
diseases which arise from spores oil ue-
.aving vegetable matter, thrown Oh
from stagnant pools or piles OF veSeta-
ton undergoing decomposition. Ihese
spores when inhaled with the oreatn
or taken into the system with water
soon enter the blood and terminating
there find footbold, whereby the
whole system is poisoned and the var
ious functions disordered. w men the
germ theory of disease was first au-
vanced it was supposed these spores
were of animal nature, and ike the
bacteria in diphtheria were propagateu
in the blood, but they are now con-
ceiyed to be of vegetable origin, ike
the fungi found on decaying WOOD OF
in cellars
The source of this stale of the air ls
generally swamps or stagnant poois'
which. partially dried by the hot sun.
send forth vapors loaded with this
maiarial POISON. These vapors descenu
to the earth in the night, cooled by the
loss of temperature, and breatheq oy
sleepers are readily inhaled Hence
persons living near stagnant pools or
marshes are liable to be afflicted with
chills and fever, and suoh localities are
never healthy, though they are more
80 when the streams flowing into them
are pure, and also when the water Is
high. Again the drainage OF houses,
slaughter houses, barns, etc., are "a
fertile source of malaria. One WIZ
often notice in coming into the neigh
bolhood of one of fthose sluggish streams
that pass through almost every village
a most villainous smell caused by lhe
offensive refuse which communicates
it's bad odor to the atmosphere, es
pec;ally ON hot days. This absorbed
| into the system by the lungs or taker
| in through water, which also absoroi
it fron tho air. poisons the blood "a, AM
deranges the whole system Ihi'
poison is also developed inforcein wells
and springs when they become low
and the result of drinking these is th'
same as breathing the poisonous air
In time of droutb the great quantlt.
of vegetation that dries up IN tn
meadows, stubble fields and pastures
the corn fields and forest leaves pro
duces the same effiuvia. On tn
, prairies when large tracts OF prairl
ground are turned over, the decayin
vegetation is widespread cause
malaria.
The evils which follow malaria
poisoning are almost Infinite. Dlseas
of malignant and dangerous nature
accompanied by symptoms the th
most distressing are certain to man
fest themselves and life is burden
long as this poison remains in tn
system. The indications OF malarli
, poisoning are loss Of appetite, shor
ness of breath, pains about the hear
wasting of flesh and strength, despont
encv, nervousness, chilly sensations
unaccountable lassitude, dull pains
various parts of the body, headaches
dizziness, coated tongue and DIR
mouth, night sweats, muscular debility
putting under the eyes, an unusual co
or. odor or sediment about the fluid
passed from the system, etc. An
one of the the above symptoms may 0
/ an indication Of malarial poison in til
: BODY which necessitates immediate an
careful attention.
But if malarial poison could not lin
: a Judgement in the human body,
. would be just as harmless as the oxy
: gen of the air. The great difficulty
that, after being absorbed into the sy'
TEN, it produces distinctions in tn
: stomach and lungs, clogs the clrcul'
: ton of the blood, affects the kidney
liver and other organs, and brings o
D diseases of most dangerous characte
7, There is only one known way b
:. which these diseases may be avoide
< or cured after they have once mad
7 their appearance, and that is by kccI
ing the great purifying organs OF tn
, body in perfect health. These organ
are the kidneys and liver. No on
whose kidneys or liver are in a perlcc
condition was ever afflicted by malar
al poison. And when these or
gans are disordered, they not only pei
nit, but invite, these diseases to max
.. their inroads into the body. 1t is nov
admitted by physicians, scientist
and the majority OF TIE general publ
that one medicine, and only one who's
power has been tested and proven
has absolute control Of, and keeps tn
Kidneys and lvers in constant heallI
and hence prevents malarial sickness
This remedy is Warmers Safe kidne.
ana Liver Cure, the most popula
medicine before the American people
and sold by every druggist IN tb
land. 1t fully countcracts tie evil el
feet Of malarial poison in the system
and not only banishcs it, but restore
the members which that poison ha
weakened. How well it does this cal
be learned from the following:
KANSAS CRY, Mo, June 26, 1892
! Moving from the State of New Ior
to the western country, was attacke'
f with malaria and general debility.
had lost all appetite and was hardl
able to move about. | had tried
great many remedies, but nothing bet
; tered my condition until began usln
Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure
which seemed to help me right away
and ! feel as well as ever have in m
t life. 1t is blessing to people In thl
: malarious country.
G. +. WILLIAM,
l4I2 Grand Ave, Of William Il Co
, Hardware.