Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-12-04
A HUMAN FIRE.
THE PHENOMENON or BURNING MINE
REPEATED IN rHH Phys
ICAL SYSTEM.

A few years ago one of the most import
! ant coal mines IN Pennsylvania caught fire.
1t started slowly but soon obtsioed snch
headway thatit spread through the greater
portion Of the entire mine. To food It
with water would extiuguish the fire. hut
we'll nigh ruin the mine; and still the
flames continued to Increase. At that juno.
ture young man stepped forward and
suggested that all the entrances and vent
holes of the mine be covered and secured,
thus shutting or che supply OF air. His
advice was followed and the flames were
finally subdued.
To compare the condition OF this mine
with many phases Of the human system. is
more natural and appropriate. Fire In
the blood" Is not mere expression, it Is
most serious fact. How 1t originates,
10 may be impossible to say; but that 1t
burns and RACES with an increasing fury,
the one who is its victim only too painful
ly knows. The blood IL the life 1t Is de-
signed by nature To purify. strengthen and
sustain the system. IL is too often made
the channel through which poison and
death are transported Poisonous acids
coming through the veins aud arteries in
fame and cause a tire Just "A real a. tho
one which existed in the mine. They burn
and irritate causing the brain to become
weak and the nerves uust-' ny; they carry
pains 10 the muscles aud leave sgonles In
the joints; they bring destruction instead
Of strength; they devsstate the very por-
tlons OF the body that most require help,
aud they hasten the approach OF death Ia
its most horrible form. These things have
been felt by lunumerable people who have
been the victim OF rheumatic disorders. aud
the agonies they have endured confirm this
description.
There Is hut one way nv which this fire
In the blood can he distinguished, and that
Is by shutting of the supply OF these pois-
onous acids. The Tactic. lithic and uric
acids come into the blood through the liy-
er aud kidneys, aud they remain ia solu-
tion In the blood producing ialammstoTy
rheumatism, sciatica, lumhago, neuralgia,
govt and all rheumatic fevers and afi &C.
t,ous. When they are deposited as gritty
crystals In and near the joints, they cause
articular rheumatism; when In the mus
cles, muscular rheumatism and lumbagol
when In the tissues covering the nerves,
sciatica when in the face, head aud nerves
generally, neuralgia. In every case they
are painful; in most Instances dangerous.
Iphtmmatory rheumatism Is likely 20 To-
cate In some joint and become chronic, or
suddenly attack the brain or heart, caus-
INC apOllexy or heart disease. The tlce in
the blood must be eXtinguished--the sup
ply must be shut off This can only be
done by guarding the portals 20 the blood
the kidneys and liver; aud no m .ans has
ever been found for accomplishing this
which can equal WarnerS Safe RheumltiC
Cure. II acts directly upon t.e seat Of
the disorder. 10 eXtingaishes the fire by
controlling the supply and removing the
cause.
The Well known standing Of II. II. Warn
or & Co OF Rochester, \. Y, The remUrk-
able success which Warmers Safe Cure
has achieved, being lndOrsed by no less
parsonage than DR.. Robert A. Gunn, D;an
u the United States Medical college, New
York, aud the fidelity with which they
have carried out all their promises 10 the
public, should be 3 sufll ,ient warrant that
the above statements are true. They,
however, guarantee 10 cure ninety-hye per
cent of all rheumatic troubles, especially
acute, knowing full well that the demon
strated power OF the remedy jnstifies them
in so doing. Noth-ng can be fairer than
this, and those who suh-r In the future
from rheumatism with such an on.r before
them, do so on their own responsibility,
and can blame no one II living pain aud
untimely death are the results.