The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-14
4 HUMAN FIRE
r,. phenomenon of Burning nhn:, Mine
The fhen d in the Physical System.

fev wears ago ohe
a liant Ia coal mines in Pennsyl~
I ImpoI eau caught fire. 1t started slowly,
s va4- soon obtained such Roadway
that it spread through the greater
norton of the entire NINE Hffoa1 10 nt tpa
+ With water would exIi4 4gu SILT; Ine
e. s,e Vim Int well nigh rum Inc NINE;
nrC stiIl the flames continued 10 IN
anu SUN At that juncture young
caen0 stepped forward and suggested
mau oil the entrances. and vent holes
a4 itbe O. NINE be covered and secured,
% th1 rs sbrtting off the supply Of air.
IL advice was folio we'd, and the
8.mes we're finally subdned.
10 compare the condition Of this
mine with many phases OF the hu-
nan system, is most natural and
annropTiate. Fire in the blood is
MT a mere expression, it is a most
SERIOUS fact. How it originates, it
NAV be impossible to say; but that
II burns and RACES with an lncreas'
ing fury, the one who is its victim
0nIv too painfully knows. The blood
is the life. It is designed by nature
to purify, strengthen and sustain the
system. It is too often made the
channel through which poison and
death are transported. Poisonous
acids coming through the veins and
arteries infame and cause a fire just
rs real as the one which existed IN
the mine. They burn and irritate
causing the brain to become weak
and the nerves unstrung; they carry
pains to the muscles and Leave
agonies in the joints; they bring de"
struction instead of strength; they
devastate the very portions OF the
body that most require help, and
they hasten the approach of death In
its most horrible form. These things
have been felt by innumerable peo-
ole who have been the victims OF
rheumatic disorders, and the agonies
thew have endured confirm this de-
scription.
There is but one way by which
this fire in the blood can be extin>
guished, and that is by shutting Off
the supply of these poisonous acids.
The Tactic, lithic and uric acids come
into the blood through the liver and
kidneys, and they remain in solution
in the blood, producing inhammR-
torv rheumatism, sciatica, lum oago
neuralgia, govt and all rheumatic
fevers and affections. When they
are deposited as gritty crystals III
and near the joints, they CO use ar
tjcular rheumatism; when IN the
mus les, muscular rheumatism anC
lumbago; when in the tissues cover
ing the nerves, sciatica; when IN the
face. head and nerves generally, neu-
ralgla. In every case they are pain
full: in most instances, dangerous
InfAmmatory rheumatism is l1kei!
to locate in some joint and become
chronic, or suddenly attack the braiI
or heart, causing apopleXy or hear
disease. The fire in the blood must
be extinguished-the supply must bt
shut off. This can only be done by
guarding the portals to the blood
the kidneys aDd liver; and no means
has ever been found for accomplish
ing this which can equal Warner
Safe Rheumatic cure. 1t acts dl-
rectly upon the seat of the disorder
it extinguishes the fire by control
ling the supply AMI removing th'
cause.
The well known standing of II. Il
Warner e Co., of Rochester, n. I.
the remarkable success which War
ner's Safe Cure has achieved, being
endorsed by no less parsonage THAI
DR.. Robert A. Gum, Dean of tn
United States Medical college, Ne'
York, and the fidelity with VIII G
they carried out all their promise
to the public, should be sufficien
warrant that the above statement
are true. They, however, guaran
tee to cure 95 per cent Of all rher
matte troubles, especially acute
knowing full well that the demon
strated power of the remedy justifie
them in so doing. Nothing can b
fairer than this, and those who SUI
fer in the future from lheumatisI
with such an offer before them, d
so on their own responsibility, an
can blame no one if living pain an