Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-09
A HUMANE FIRE.
The PhenO menOn Of a Burning Mine
Repeated in the Physical System.

few years Of the most important coal mines
in Pennsylvania caught fire. 1t started slowly but
soon obtained such Roadway that spread through he
greater portion of the entire mine To food it with
water would extingush the FIRE but well nj eh ruin the
mine; and still the flames continued to increase At
that juncture young man stepped forward and sue-
d that all the entrances and vent holes Of the mine
De covered and secured thus shutting off the supply
OF air. His advice followed and the flames were
finally subdued-
To compare the condition Of this mine with MANY
phases of the human system is most natura! and ap
proprlate Fire in the blood" Is not mere express
slon 1t is most serious fact How it originates it NAV
be impossible to say but that it burns and RACES with
an increasing fury. the who its victim only too
painfully knows The blood is the life It is designed
oy nature to purify strengthen and sustain the system
1t Is too often made the channel through which poison
and death transported. Poisonous acids coming
through the veins and arteries inhame and cause fire
Just as real as the which existed the mine They
burn and rritate causing the brain become weak and
the nerves unstrung they carry pains to the muscles
and leave aeones the joints they bring destruction
instead of strength they devaste the very portions of
the body that most require help they hasten the
approach of death in its most horrible form These
things have been felt by innunerabie people who have
oeeh the victims of rheumatic disorders the ago
| nies they have endured confirm this description.
There is but way by which this fire in the blood
be extinushed and that is by shutting off the SUD-
ply ohese poisonous acids The lactic thic and uric
acis into the blood through the liver and kidneys
and they remain in solution in the blood producing in
hiInnatory rheumatism, sciatica lumbago, NEURALGIA
govt and all rheumatic fevers and affections When
they deposited gritty crystals and near
joints, they articuar rheumatism; when in the
muscles, muscular rheumatism aud lumbaso when in
the tissues covering the nerves. scatica when in the
face head and nerves generally. neuralgia In every
case they painful: in most instances dangerous
Inhammat DRY rheumatism Is likely locate in some
joint and become chronic suddenly attack the brain
heart causing apoplexy or heart disease The fire in
the blood must be extiDguished-the supply must be
shut of. This only be done by guarding the portals
to the blood-the kidneys and Gver-and means has
ever been found for accomplishing this which equal
Warmers Safe Rheumatic Cure. 1t acts directly upon
the seat of the disorder it extngushes the fire by con-
trolling the supply and removing the cause
| The well known standing of II. Il Warner Co, Of
Rochester, N. Y. the remarkable which War
ners Safe Cure has achieved being Endorsed by no
parsonage than Dr. Robert Gum. Dean of the United
States Medical College New York, and the fidelity with
which they have carried out all their promises to the
public, should be sufficient that the above
statements true They, however guarantee to cure
ninety five per cent If all rheumatic troubles especially
acute knowing full well that the demonstrated power
of the remedy jrsifes them in doing Nothing can
be firer than this and those who suffer in the future
from rheumatism with such offer before them do so
| ing pain and untimel death are the results. 1t