National Republican., 1882-09-25
DANGERS OF THE sEAsoN1
Their Mysterious Nature and Serious II
amYfn-MInNr In Arnlh Them,

The earlier portion Of the present summer was
unusually cool in most localities, and while this
may have been agreeable to tho feelings II has
tainly been disastrous to the health. Unreasonable
weather is always unhealthy weather When the
system is prepared to meet cold It Is injurious TO
encounter heat When heavy garments are thrown
aside for the summer or summer garments for tho
fall any sudden continued change In the at
mospbere produces disastrous effect accom-
panied in the body. These dangers come in every
form as the deceiful malaria that steals into the
system and silently uudermines the health rs
cholera in some of its many manifestations; as
debility accompanied by exhaustion and depres-
sion ofspirits, and as sudden chils followed by in
tense fevers. All of these dangers are imminent,
and no ono whose health is the least defanged is
safe from their influence
Aud yet they have no power over any one whose
body Is In per ect order. When the system is de.
bilitated changes of the season easily PROSTATE.
Malaria may be absorbed by any pers IN and slow
fever of terrible and stubborn character will be
the result while II all the powers arc in full force
Will be expelled as speedily as 1t came. Indeed,
all season dangers OF physical nature can be
iiou of the body. 1t may, therefore, be truly said
that only those whose habits of life are such as to
keep their bodies in constant health can hope to
escape the influences which such a season as the
present brings.
1t is freely admitted, not only by the most
scientific men IN the land but by intelligent
thinkers generally, that no permanent health eau
| be hoped for even under the most favorable cir
cumsances unless the great organs oi the b dy-
| tho workshops of the Systematic kept I'm perfect
| order. Those organs are the kidneys and liver.
And yet disorders Of these functions are not only
dangerous but especially so because they are
| usually unknown and wholly misu de stood If
| nn eye Is injured IT becomes exceedingly PAINFUL;
| arrangements of the stomach are followed by
| severe and acute palms. weakened lungs bt come
sore but the kidneys and liver DO not show their
| illness by pain-on the contrary other symptom,
and in remote parts OF the body are the only sign,
they give; The certain symptoms of kidney aud
| liver difficulty these: Unaccounlable lass-
tude and wcariness, pains In the back and around
| the lons, severe eadaches dzzntss ipGumed
eyes. n coated tongue. and dry mouth loss OF ap-
| petite chilly sensations, Indigestion, dryurss of
the skin, nervousness night swea,s muscular
debility, dependency, putting or blouting under
| the eyes, any unusual odor, color or sediment
about the fluids passed from the system an in
ereasing, panor OF the countenance, wasting of
| hesh and strength. pains In the heart shOrtness
| of breath. &C., &c.
But while all these dangers threaten adults,
both male and female, there are equally serious
evils hanging over children and infants which
can be traced TO the same cause. Thousands of
children whose kidneys have become weakened
as The .equel TO scarietla are i'll imminent danger
al all times, aud pecnly duins the changeable
term. This fact remains, however, that while
these physical troubles are hard to cure they are
comparatively easy 10 prevent. A careful atten-
ton to the kidneys and liver will ceitainly avoid
al the diseases enumerated alove, and will ban
ish the distressing symptoms which prrccde them,
beside adding The epjvy consequent upon
perfect health. This, however has always been
the great trouble. Organs so great as the kldueys
and liver are hard to control, and physicians have
Invariably found 1t difficult and often impossible
T. rtgnlate or in any way reach them. 1t is
tablished fact, admitted by the most prominent
physicians in this country, that one remedy and
only one has such an influence upon these orga,ts
aud sets so powerfully and direct as tn contro
aud keep them in perfect order. That remedy is
WarnerS Sale kidney aud Liver Cure, which is
to-day more generally used than any other medi-
cine now known to the American people and is
sold in every drugstore in tbs land. the power
full effect it has upon individuals prustrated by
bad weather and melariFs as wen as 10y the disas;
trous influences of the ffe0cs, mny be learned
from the Lowing statement mGde by Rev. Alfred
Day formerly OF Florida, Dut now of Woods, eek,
Ohio. He says: =" was the victim of one OF the.
worst cases o! malarinl poisoning Oh record. 1t
came as the result of five years of exposure to the
hot, maiarous climate of Florida. und rejoice to
state that Warmers safe Kidney and Liver Cure
has ehec ecied permanent cure, and that, too after
every other known eXpcdicnt Ind been thor
oughly tried and failed" This is not an is Hat, d
statement, but one of many hundie Is, showing
the curative power of this remedy. The old and
trite saying regarding tho "ounce of preven ion,"
never had more forcibe applicAt on. Ii easier
to prevent than to cure and by careful attention
to the truths stated above one need fear any of
the disastrous results which always accompany
changes of the season.