The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-04-21

Washington Experience has shown tu4t
eIghty-six per cent. Of he predictions Of the
aignAl service are accurate and these preiic-
tions are unquestionably OF The greatest a.
vantage 20 the seaman, the agrculturist aud
the entire commercial world. The service has
proven ~ necessity BY its usefulness, for IN
past times the facilities FOR f0reteliing atmos-
Indications 5lr fathers had " coming changes
In the weather were aching limbs. twinElny
Joints on painful cOrns. These Indications
though crude. we're usually correct. and hence
naturally suggest tie inquiry - 20 The reiar
ton between the human system and the
weather. The body il unques;ionahly an ex-
ccllcnt barometer. II ~fofeteIis changes IN the
atmosphere long before they occur, AMI this
fact has becn taken advantage ~ ~. ply
siciAns who. when all other agencies ftil' pre-
ser .he q change 81 air. thus hoping the bOly
NAV find an atmospheric condition better
suited 20 is needs. And vet the real relation
between the human holy and the weather has
never been fully understood. nor has there
what rheumatism (which seems IN league
with the atmosrherel really H. II Was
originally thought by many 20 be q trouble
Ia the joints. and As such va treated IN the
most strange. not u say rit culous. manner.
This theory became dist elied whe the same
trouble attacked the muscles. and thf feeling
then prevailed that il was q purely muscular dis
order. But this idea was found 10 be too mar
row. and now Il u universally concc lei that
rheumatism is . blood disease. And what =
terrible disease Il Is. II often comes without
warning and prostrAtes the system with
agony. Again its beginning Is gradual. and
L. growth slow. In its acute form II mani
TESTS it*elf 10 every conceivable shape and Al
ways accompanied Dy intense pain At one
time X Is iniiaulmators. a. another neuralgia.
Sometimes Il assuuns the form "a z 'It. and
again that u pieurisy or lumbaEO. tut In
Whatever manner Il appears II . terribly
painful and alwass 70 ~ dreaded. Ihe
pain and annoyance ~ rheumatism are
Increased by IL great danger. for Il Is
liable 10 attack tie brain or heart At
any moment. thereby causing instant death.
lnlccd. nearly every case " heart dis
else. with al it, dreadful suddenness
which has ever occurred. can be traced more
o. less directly ~ rheumatic causes Ia its
chronic form II ~stiffefs the joints. contracts
the muscles. undcrfnines the health and ruins
tile lie. II frequently attacks men and
wolncn who are apparently Ia perfect health
Inceea. it Is As greatly - he dreaded a. any
Tos be form Of physical woe.
But. however severe its effects may be. the
exact cause 81 this bod trouble has cen an
undecided question. and Il T. only within the
past year that any decision upon the subject
has L. b reached In order 10 fully determine
what the cause u rhcnua;it disorders really
WAS. certain authorities sent letters ~ inquiry
from Washington ~ tile leading pr.cticing
physicians ~ the land. and these inquiries
T. - A|4||tANA"A - $3.50 " tWtt| F't" "W"L
nishing data ~ great value 70 science and
mankind. The sleNs held by the doctors are
or = varied nature. but % overwhelming .
proportion hold u one belief - 70 leave but
lit B doubt that il Il the correct one. This
belief. tr ely stated. y thai uric aid IN tho
blood causes rhenmat I'm. and that II i only
by removing this poisonous acid that rheu-
matte or ncuraiEif troubles IN All their terrible
ferns can ~ cured Ills being true the i'm
rorfant question arises. How does this
poisonous uric acid gct into the blood. and
how can X best bc rcm0vcdff Uric &C. 4 IL q
xa-te material of The body which the kidneys
sLouljc carry out, hut because they are weak
ened they cannot throw IL from the system.
Restore Tie kidneys and You restore The power
hat will force the uric acid frsim the system
and thus bAnish the rheumatic agOnies which
4 causes. This - reason II Is science No
one whose kidneys are In ! perfect condition
vas ever troubled Will rheumatism. and no
Rheumatic sufferer. however slight the pain
nav he. has perfect kidneys. The conclusion
OF this truth ID iney.tiales perfect kidneys
mean freedom from rhcumatism.
When rheumatism has manifested itself n
any special part a the body, attempts have
usually been made 70 treat that part Of the
body. A. a result, the pain has dcrirtci but
the disease has rrmainei. lying subfiy con-
ceaied aud ready 70 break Ont a. some uncx.
pectci moment. Checking the pain IN any
single locality only ~scattcrs the disease
through the system. When. II the seat Of the
disorder. which are the kidIeYs. were lie zchcd.
. compiete cure would he the result. The
way, therefore. 70 expcl tilis rank and poison.
Gus acid lei0rc Il assumes N iniammatOry Or
chronic form 10 ~ keeping tile kidneys IN alb
e0iuto health This u no easy thing 70 do,
and no means has. until within the rast few
years. been known which would successfully
however. scientists have discovered that tile
leaves Of : tropical plant. previously but little
Known 10 science and unknown to medicine,
possessed marvellous qualities adapted Tor tle
kidneys. These leaves have been fkiilfuily
combined In the remedy now known - War
ncr's Safe Kidney and IivAr Cure. II Is. upto
the present time. the only known preparation
that acts 80 directly upOn the kidneys ~ 70
effcctualiy cure the various dangerous forma
OF kidney disease, and hence remove ell uric
acid Tom the blood. AZ . result. the cures Il
has tecn the means or performing are really
very remarkable. Indeed. there are thousands
OF persons IN America 10 day who owe their
restoration 70 health and entire freedom from
rheumatism TO this simple vet powerful RENE
dy. which il known universally, manufactured
IN Rochester. y. ~, and sold In every drug
store IN the land.
From the durtors in tho various cities 81
the United States who have certified over
their own signatures 20 the scientific state
mcnt that uric acid In the blood - the cause
Of rheumatism. are . large number ~ Chicago
and 81. Louis physicians, among them being
Or. Adcirh L~hlemeyer. Dr. Win: Webb. nr.
John n. Frank. pr. EdMin 4: Webster pr
Benjamin y. Nhitmofc. Or. William r.. Rich.
ardson. Dr. Robert 7. Atkinson, DR.. Tho. Y.
Humtold. ID William N. Ncphcctcrs, DR..
William Johnson. DR.. Isaac n. Love. Dr.
CLARK Whittier. Dr. J. T. HolRcn, DR.. Thom-
- y. DUNCAN. DR.. Nicholas Guhman, DR.. An.
tonic Prictts, DR.. Charles II. Goodman, DR..
Daniel Kuhn. DR.. Henry Ncwland. DR.. Will
lam 8 Workman. DR.. George n. Pitzer. Or.
Henry r. Ahlbrandt, DR.. Elijah r. Frazier,
DR.. Carl 8, inzig. DR.. David b. Martin. Dr.
benjamin X Taylor. DR.. James T. Logan. Dr.
"A. Hcacock. DR.. Henry kirrhncr. Dr. John y.
Kane, DR.. Henry y. W. kruse. DR.. William
&. Glasgow. DE- Jeremiah = h. Allcync. DR..
Thomas :. Comstock. DR.. Charles n. Hughes,
DR.. Frederick kolbenheycr. DR. Joseph Hcit.
xiG. Dr.. Edward Al. DeCaihol. DIR. Bernard