The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1883-10-25
THE DANGER OF THE HOUR.
Rapidly Increasing Fatality of Disease In
this Country--Time1y Suggestions of No
Little Importance and Interest.
Erarr le h,sn Daily lisnatch

Rapidly Increasing Fatality of Disease In
this Country--Timely Suggestions of No
Little Importance and Interest. :.
From the Columbus Daily Dispatch.
So ominous so alarming are the results
of disease becoming that we are being
constantly told by medical men, by the
pulpit, to be on our guard. To cease our
Indifference and negligence and give some
thought as to how we can best protect
ourselves from sickness. The advance
ment of thought as to how we can best
protect ourselves from sickness. The ad-
vancement of thought on this great pro-
blem is doing much to quicken an inter-
est in the people, and rapidly educating
them that to prevent sickness IS of far
greater importance than to cure. That
prevention is the wiSest, surest and most
economical plan, while curing disease is
often attended with doubt, anxiety, and
sometimes great expense. These facts
become more apparent and important to
us when our attention is called, as it now
is daily to a sudden death by heart dis
ease, to the frequent deaths by Bright's
disease of the kidneys and when We
think of the countless thousands afflicted
with some Kidney, Liver or Stomach
disorder though the the most frequent
complaints yet the chief source of many
a fatal sickness. A sad but notable in
stance of this fact has recently occurred
ma, Mile Litta, it being now known that
she was afflicted with Kidney and
Stomach trouble, which was, if not the
direct, the remote cause of her death.
| These disorders are the cause of mental
anxiety, general debility, loss of sleep, and
we might say Of all i'll health. How
necessary is it then that if there be a
possible way of escape from all this suffer
ing we should at once know it. If we
have the slightest symptoms of sickness
how important to know what to do
We believe the time has come when it
can be said with confidence that there
is now no n1ayb be but positive assurance
that sickness and disease has found its.
greatest antagonist. IT true how impor-
tant yet certain it is that this belief is
becoming prevalent and that the German
pharmaceutical remedy, Alaxine, is the
gTed test 21rece71tice and satreSt reStorer of
lost health 7lo1O k1loaD1l. Incredible as this
statement may seem it is now publicly
made, not on what is anticipated of AL
axine, but on what ithas done in so many
wonderful instances as to warrant such
encouraging claims. We have just ascer-
talned interesting facts of a remarkable
recovery of health that has recently oc-
Cured at Bellefontaine, o., by it's use,
after all other means of treatment had
utterly failed. Colonel F. S. Case, a pro-
minent druggist of the above town, know
ing of the i'll health of one of the most
reputable citizens of his place, ]. D. Nc
Cracken, Esq, advised him to give Al
axine through trial. Mr.. McCracken
had been a great sufferer with stomach
and kidney disorder for fifteen years, and
during this time had tried remedy after
remedy, but with no lasting benefit. AT
times, said he, [ would have to give up
work altogether, could get but little sleep,
was melancholy, appetite poor, and had
severe attacks of sick-headache, frequent
ly had numbness and chilly sensations, in
fact felt tired and worn out, although l
was around great deal of the time, and
it was little known that I suffered so
much except by my most intimate friends
But since using AlaXine 1 feel like a diff
erent man. Before 1 had taken half of
the contents of bottle of it / began to
feel its marvellous strengthening power.
Its effect on my stomach was surprising
as can now digest the heartiest food
without suffering, whereas before was
IN constant distress even after eating a
light meal. My kidneys seem to be sound
and healthy, as l have experienced no
trouble since the use of this remedy. Bet
ter than all else, l am entirely free from
nervousness and those strange, dizzy at
tacks OF the head which one cannot deny
are alarming. For these complaints Al
axlne is well worth trying.
But, said he, what AlaXine did for me
| uOeS uOG compare WIN WnaG IL mas QOn6
for my daughter who is now fourteen
years of age. Ever since she was seven
years old she has been great sufferer
with a liver and stomach trouble, never
had good appetite, was dizzy and ner-
vous, terrible attacks of sick headache,
weak and emaciated, and it was with
great difficulty she could keep up with
her studies in school. The slightest exer-
tion caused shortness of breath. In fact
she was fast becoming a confirmed in
valid, and alarmed as we were we could
not find physician or a remedy that
could benefit or cure her. AS soon as
found how fast T was being helped by
Alaxine we commenced giving it to her.
and we have the great satisfaction Of
knowing that she is fast being cured,
She never has had as good health as now,
1t is from innumerable statements of
this character that is causing Alaxtne to
be considered one Of the great and impor-
tant benefits to mankind. If good health
can be generally insured by its use, it is
subordinate to no discovery or invention
of modern times