Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-22
INvIsIBLg POISON.
How It Works Its Way into the Body and
How to Counterfeit Il.

How to Counterfeit It.
One Of the greatest scourges Of tie present
year in all parts Of America has been mala.
ria. This is trouble so treacherous in its
nature and so dangerous in its results as TO
justly cause apprehension wherever it has sp.
peared. But there are SO many erroneous
ideas upon the su5jsct that few words are
In 0rcer at tine when people are subject to
malsrisl influences
Malaria, which means Simply bad air. Ia
the common name Of a class of diseases which
arise from spores of decaying vegetable mat.
ter, thrown of from stsgnant pools or niles
of vegetation undergoing decomposition.
These spores when inhaled with the breath or
taken into the system with water soon eater
the blood, and terminating there find foot.
hold whereby the whole system is poisoned
and the various functions disordered. When
the germ Theory of disease was first advanced
it was supposed that these spores were of an
imal nature, and, like the bacteria in dinb.
therin, were propagated in the blood but
they are now conceived to De of vegetable
origin, like the fungi found on decsyinp
wood or in cellars. The source of this state
Of the air is generally swsmps or stsgnant
pools, which, partially dried by the SUI. send
forth vspors loaded with tits malarial poison.
These vapors descend to the earth in the
night, cooled by the loss of temperature, and
breathed by slespers, are readily inhaled.
Hence persons living near stsgnant pools or
marshes are liable TO be sffi icted with cbills
and fever, and such loealitie, are never
healthy. though they are more so 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
fertile source OF malaria. One will often
notice in coming into the ne;ghborbood of one
OF these sluggish streams that pass through
almost every village, a most villsinous smell
caused oy the offensive refuse which commu.
nicates lis bad odor to the atmosphere espc-
cialiy on hot days. This absorption into the
system by the lungs or taken in through
water, which also absorbs it from the air.
poisons the blood and dersnges the whole
system. This poison is also developed in
force in wells and springs when they become
low, and the result OF drinking these is the
same IS breathing the poisonous air, La n
time Of drought the great quantity of yegeta-
ton that dries up in the meadows, stubble
fields and pastures, the com fields and forest
leaves produces the same efillvis, On the
prairies. when large tracts of prairie ground
are turned over, the decaying vegetation ia
widespread cause of NAL aria.
The evils which follow G1alarisl poisoning
are almost infinite. Disease of malignant
and dangerous nature, accompanied by symp-
toms the most distressing, are certain to mani.
fest themselves, and life is burden so long
as this poison remains in the system. The
indications OF malarial poisoning are loss of
appetite, shortness of breath, pains about the
heart, wasting of flesh and strength, despoad.
epcy, nervousness. chilly sensations, unac.
couutable lassitude, dull paine in various
parts of the body. headaches, dizziness. a
coated tongue aud dry mouth, .ght sweats.
muscular debility. putfug under the eyes, an
unusual color, odor or sediment about the
fluids passed from the system, etc. Any one
OF the above symptoms may be an Indication
OF malarial poison in the body which necessi
tates immediate aud careful attention.
But II lnalarial poison could not find a
lodgment in the human body, it would be
just as harmless as the oxygen of the air.
The great difficulty is that. after being alb.
sorbed into the system, it produces obs.ruc.
tons In the stomach and lungs, clogs the cir.
culation of the blood, affects the kidneys.
liver and other organs, and brings on diseases
OF most dangerous character. There is only
enc known way by which these diseases NAV
be avoided or cured after they have once
made their appearance, and that is BY keet.
ing the great purifying organs of the body in
perfect health. These organs are the kidneys
and liver. No one whose kidneys or liver are
in perfect condition was ever afflicted by
malarisl poison. And when these organs are
di5ordered, they not only permit, but invite.
body. 1t Is now admitted by physicians,
scientists and the maj ority of the general
public that one medicine, and only one whose
power has been tested and proven. has ALSO.
lutte control Of, and keeps the kidneys and
liver in constant health, and hence prevents
malarlal sickness. This remedy is Warmers
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure, the most popu-
lar medicine befors the American people. and
sold by every druggist il the land. It fully
counterscts the evil effects of malarial poison
IN the system, and not only bapishes it, but
restores the members which that poison has
weakened. How well il doss this can he
learned from the following:
KANSAS CRY mo, June 28. 1899.
Moving from the State of New York to the West
ern country, was attacked with malaria and gen
erai debility had lost all appetite and was hardly
able to move about. had tried great many rem.
edies, but nothing betterei my condition until be-
gan using warmers Safe kidney and Liver Cure
which seemed to help me right away and feel as
Well as ever have in my life. It is blessing TO
people in this malarious country.
C. F. WILLIAM,
l4l2 Grand avenue, OF William & Co., hardware,
This great remedy has proven its power in
lnnumerable cases, and is to-day more extern
sively used in malarial districts, whether in
cities or in the country, than any or ali
other remedies for the cure Of the same class
OF disease. No one can sfford to ttifle with
the FIST symptoms of malaria, but instant
care should be taken to check it on the start
before its evil in fl fences oyershadow the
life.