Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-06-28
A SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY.
A New md Most Important Theory o.. Or
of the Most NitnI 0nestions Of the Day

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If any ono had informed Queen Elizabeth
Ia Ler palmiest days that she could have been
seated in her palace in London and Cor1versel
with Sir Walter Raleigh in his North Caro-
lima home; receiving a reply from him within
nm hours time, she would have declared lt 10
be miracle. And yet, had they lived In the
present day, this apparent miracle would
most readily have been witnessed and not
seem MT all strange or unnatural. The truth
Ia, new principles are coming into existence,
and the operation of many laws unknown III
the past In being fully understood In the
present In no way does this fact come more
forcibly TO tho mind than in the care and
treatment Of tho human body. Millions OF
reople have died in past ages from some IN
significant or easily controlled cause which
in thoroughly understood now and readily
handled. Consumption during the entire pest
has boon cousidored nm incurnble disease.
And vet il is demonstrated that IL has boon
and can be cured even after il has had long
run. DIR. Felix Oswald hrs just contributed
a notable article on this sub. .ect TO the POpu-
Tar Science MonH'g. He regards consump-
tion rs pulmonary scrofula. The impurities
of the blood produces n constant irritation in
tho lungs, thus destroying their de icate tis
gues and causing death, His theory shows
conclusiyely that consumption is blood dis
easo. II has its origin primarily in deranSod
condition of the kidneys or liver, the only two
organs of the body, aside from tho lungs, thnt
purify the blood. When tle kidneys or liver
arc diseased they are III sore or lacerated
state, which communicates poison TO every
ounce of blood that passes through them.
This poisonous blood circulates through the
systcm and comes to the lungs, where the
poison IL deposited, causing decomposition
in the finely formed cells of tho lungs Any
diseased part OF the body has communicating
,.aA la q ia n
The system, IL brought into direct contact
with these poisoned organs, thus carrying
contng;on 10 NIL parts of the body. Bishop
Jesse 4. Peck, u. d., LID, whose death has
boon so recently rcgG cited, u reported TO have
died cf pneumonia, which me heal anthorl.
ties affirm indicates diseased condition OF
the kidneys 1t is well known, moreover,
that for several years he had been the victim
of severe kidney trouble, aud the pneumonia
which finally terminated his life was only the
last result of the previous blood poisoning.
The deadly matter which is left in the langs
by the impure blood clogs up and finally
chokes the patient. When this IN accom-
plshed rapidly is called pneumonia or quick
consumption; when slowly, consumption, but
in any event il is the result of impu blood,
caused by diseased kidneys and liver.
These nre facts OF science and vouched for
byall the leadmgphJ Sicians of the day. They
show the dcsirahiity-nay, the necessity, of
Keeping tHeSe most important OIPdHS III ISr-
feet condition, not only TO insure health, but
also TO escape death. 1t has been fully shown,
10 tho satisfaction of neariy every unpreju-
diced mind, that Manners Safe kidney and
Liver Cure i the only known remedy that
can cure and keep in health thegreat blood
purifying organs of tho body. Itacts directly
upon these members, healing all ulcers which
may have formed in them, and placing them
in a condition 10 purify and not poison the
blood This is no idle statement nor false
theory. Mr.. w. c. Beach, foreman of the
Buffalo (N.Y.) Rubber Tyre Foundry, was
given up 10 die 10y both physicians and friends.
For four years he had terrible cough, ac-
companied by night sweats, chil's and all the
well known symptoms. He spent n season
South and found no relief. He says: 81
finally concluded to try Warmers Safe Cure,
and in three months gained twenty pounds,
recovered my lost energy and my health was
fully restored" The list could be prolonged
indefinitely, but enough has been said TO prove
TO every sufferer from pulmonic troubles that
there is no reason 10 be di couraged n the
least, and that health can be restored.