Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-12-22
4 HUMAN FIRE.
The Phenomenon of n Burning Mime Re
ncuIea ju tho Phs steal system.

4 few years aco one Of the most imporsant
.oal mines II Pennsylvania canght fire. 1t
s+art4d slow,vb BIZ ~oon obtained such head
r ' tia it reed trough the greater per
ZION Of the entire mine. 10 HOOD IL with
water would exsin.uS thefrn but Wen ni-h
.ruin the mnne. ard still the fam S continued
to increase. At tina. III ture a young man
stem 81 forward and sug-estc1 tha: all the
entrances and vent holes Il the lnine be coy
cred and secured, thus shutting Vi the sup
p1y Of ar. Is aIy!ce"as followed AMI the
Hams were finals suh1uel-
To IN The c1ni ton Il this mine with
MAN. phases # IT, human system is INST
nat raj ant apprs!ri t. Fire III the blood"
j, not a mere expression. j. IS a most ser ous
fact. How it Originates L may be iInr osSible
10 say. but that L burns and RACES with an
increasing ful Y. the one win is its victim
oniy to9 i4ain.uty no.s. Inc bIo1d S the
life Il s de-i-nei By nature to yur.fv.
| SIR .nethcn AMI sustain the system. 1t i too
| o..en made th. 'Iannel through which
rOie0n and death are Transported. Poisonous
| acids coming thr ,u.h the veins and arteries
ilii!ame an cause a fire just as real "a the
| one which existed in the mine. The burn
| and j~rrItate. cau>in. the bralnsto become
| weak and the nerves un-tFung: they carry
| tains - the mu ,ce AMI l~eave>agonies ii the
| joints: the bring destruction instead OF
| strength they degastate the very portions
o. the b dy that most require help, and they
hasten the apr ach'of death In its most hor-
rble form. Ihesa things have been felt by
TnnUmeralIe peopl- who have been the vic
TINS OF rheumatic disorders, and the ago1le5
they have endured confirm this description.
1h-Te is bat one way b. which the fire IN
the blood can be extlnguisted. and that Is by
shutting off tAe sap! ly Of thes. Fols-
%-ouous~ acids. The ! etc. li.aic and
uric acids come into the booi through
the livers nj kidneys. IN thy remnilln 80
lataessih tn b opd. Pr due ny irtlsmm3tory
rhcuniati9in, IS Iatica. lulnbago, neuralgia,
gut j. AlI1lcuu a ic ftYer> ami affections.
w h tffeII ar dep si;ei as grl-tv crSsiaiS1T
IN near tie JOINTS, they cause artlcuial
rheumatism: wl4cn III the mus le., muscular
rher mrsif and .umbag,; WHEN in the It's
i SUES cQSlrnGt the II ryos, stlaf.cf: Wnen II
the face, LEAD All nerves generally neural
gfa. :" III every case tiley are %Halnf-l. III most
mstalaxs, dangerous. lntialiiDatorN rheu
nIatfsm i, Jlhely 10 10 ate in some ONT an(
/ become chr ME, or suad lily attack the bran
ar heart. ,%ca1tin- aIoilexy or heart disease
The fire in ile boo must Re eXtlnGus d
tue supply mEst be Shut off. Tins can only
b, done by guarding the portals u III. bloo'
the kidneys and liver; and no means ia
ever been found fo- ac.oml lI>lin- this "illcl
can eIual Warner safe Rheumatic cure
II acts directly IL on the scat OF the dlsor
der: it cAtingui-he9 tn fire b. controHln;
thesuppiy AMI removing the cause.
The well KNOW standing OF II. IL. Narne
& Go. Ct Roelts'e'. y. y, the rernaralihl
success which Walner's SAFE Cure La
achicvcl,b sin- ild,r-cti by II less a person
age than DR.. Robert \. tunn dean OF tn
unite States Ntt cll c lee. New York
and the fidelity with which they haze carrie
out all their promise { the Hlhllr, should b
q su;l.cicIb+R arrant :lat the above STATE
mcnts a:e trte. Thoh. however, 2%uarante
to cnre nnetv tjHcp cent. OF I'll rhcumat1
troubles, G; eoialy = lte, knowing fun We
that the 4 Unrestricted L WEI of the rennei
~iustitic1 t}rm III 50 doing. Nothing can !
iaire. tial ;hjs. and those who >utler III IL
fltur, flon r~Le.matisln Witl such an otie
l. Def re them, do 50 on their own reSi"n>ibli
~, M an blame no oGc IT INIn9 pam an
Laiitu1tY I-;ith are thu results.