The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-07-05
A SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY.

Sf S M Gsi TSfGES G S Da9 One
If any one had informed Queen Elizabeth
in Ter palmiest days that she could have been
seated in her palace in London and convcrsed
with Sir Waller Raleigh in his North Caro-.
lima homo: receiving reply from him within
an hours time, she would have declared it 10
be Il miracle. And yet, had they lived i'll the
present day, this apparent miracle would
most readily have been witnessed and not
seem mt all strange or unnatural. Tho truth
is, new principles are coming INTO existence,
and the operation of many laws unknowu i'll
the past is boing fully understood in the
present. limo way dooS this fact come moro
treatment of the human body. Millions of
People have died in past ages from some i'll
significant or easily controlled cause which
is thoroughly understood now and readily
handled. Consumption during the entire past
has been consider Cd an incurablo disease.
And yet it is demonstrated that it has been
and can he cured. even after il has had n long
run. DR.. Felix Oswald hls just contributed
Il notable article on this sub ;cCt to the P0pu-
hfi ScicHcc .NOnthiH. He regards consump-
ton a. pulmonary scrofula. The impurities
of the blood produce II constant irritation i'll
tho lungs, thus destroying their dc ltatU It's
sues and causing death. His theory shows
cOuclusively that CoaSumI. ton Is Il blood dis
case. 1t has its origin primarily in ranged
condition Of the kidneys or liver, the only two
organs Of tho body, aside from the lungs. that
purify the blood. When Il o kidneys or liver
are diseased they arc III Il sore or Iaccratcd
stat, which communicates poison TO every
ounce OF blood that pussos through them.
This poisonous blood circulatos through tho
system and comes TO tho lungs, where the
poison is deposited, causing decomposition
in the iiuoly formed cells of the lungs. Auy
diseased part OF the body has cont lminutinl,
power, and yet tho blood, which is tho Ifs Of
the sy5tcnl, i brought into direct contact
with these poisoned organs, thus carrying
contagOn to all parts Of the body Bishop
Jesse t. Peek, -. d., l,L.D., whose death has
been so recently regretted, Is reported 10 have
died Cf pneumonia. which medical nuthOri-
ties affirm indicates diseased condition Of
t!e kidneys. It 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 tho
last result of tho previous blood poisoning.
The deadly matter which Is left i'll the lungs
by tho impure blood clogs up and finally
chokcs the patient. When this is accom-
plishcd rapidly it IL called pncum II Il or quick
consumption: when slowly, consumption. bit
III any event it is the result of impu. o blood.
caused by diseased kidneys and liver.
These arc facts Of science. aud youchcd fpr
by all the loading physicians Of the day. They
show the deSirtDihlN-nay, the necessity. of
Keeping thcs" most inpnrtant organs i'll err
feet condition, not only to insure health, bat
also To escape death. il haa he II fully SHOW H.
to- the satisfaction Of &c rril cv"y! uu.,rr;u-
diced mind, that Warmers Safe Nidnrl and
Liver Cure is the only k"Owu remedy thrt
can cure and keep in h"lEh the great blood
purifying orghu% "t ill"b ',ty. II acts dI' CCtll
unnn those members, healing all ulcers which
may have fo2mrd III th"In and pla"in" them
in n &C udit.On to purify and not ln~un the
blood. This i no idle statement 10 fHl e.
theory. Mr.. w. {. Beach, foreman Of m,
Buffalo 'N.f.) Rubber Tyre Foundry. Wa
Ciycmup 10 die by both physicians and friends.
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