Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-06-05
A SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY
A NEW AND MOST IMPORTANT THEORY e,
ONE OF THE MOST VITAL QUEs.
TONS or THE DAY.

Ii any one had informed Queen Elm.
beth in her palmiest days tina, she COAL
have been seated in her palace in LoDjs,
and conversed with Sir Walter Raleiy
in his North Carolina home; receiyin,,
reply from him within an hours time 4.
would have declared il to be a mirsel,
And yet, had they lived in the pre.e,.
day, this apparent miracle would mos,
readily have been witnessed and no.
seem at all strange or unnatural. II.
truth is, new principles are coming aY
existence, and the operation of msny
laws unknown in the past is being fqLy
understood in the present. In no way
does this fact come more forcibly to II.
mind than in the care and treatmen, q
the human body. Millions Of poop.
have died in past ages from some in,s.
nifcant or easily controlled cause which
is thoroughly understood now and readily
handled. Consumption during the En-.
tire past has been considered an incun.
bic disease. And ys, it is demonstrated
that it has been and can be cured, even At.
ter it has had long run. DrFelix Oswald
has Just contributed notable article On
this subject to the Popular Scene,
Monthly. He regards consumption as
pulmonary scrofula. The impurities Of
the blood produce constant irritation in
the lungs, thus destroying their delicate
tissues and causing death. His theory
shows conclusively that consumption is,
blood disease. 1t has its origin primari.
ly in deranged condition Of the kidneys
or liver, the only two organs OF the body
aside from the lungs, that purify the
blood. When the kidneys or liver are
diseased they are in a sore or laceratei
state which communicates poison to ey-
cry ounce of blood that passes through
them. This poisonous blood circulate,
through the system and comes to the
lungs, where the poison is deposited,
causing decomposition in the finely formed
cells of the lungs. Any diseased part Of
the body has communicating power, and
yet the blood, which is the life Of the
system, is brought into direct contac,
with these poisoned organs, thus carry
ing contagion to all parts Of the body.
Bishop Jesse T. Peck, ID, LID, whose
death has been so recently regretted, is
reported to have died Of pneumonia,
which medical authorities affirm indi.
Gates diseased condition of the kidneys.
It is well known, moreover. tina. for sey.
eral years he had been the victim Of Sc
we're kidney trouble, and the pneumonia
which finally terminated his life was only
the last result Of the previous blood pois.
oning. The deadly matter which is left
in the lungs by the impure blood clogs
up and finally chokes the patient. When
this is accomplished rapidly it is called
pneumonia or quick consumption; when
slowly, consumption, but in any event it
is the result Of impure blood, caused by
diseased kidneys and liver.
These are facts of science, and vouched
for by all the leading physicians Of the
day. They show the desirability-nay,
the necessity, of keeping these most i'm
portant organs in perfect condition, not
only to insure health, but also to escape
death. II has been fully shown, to the
satisfaction Of nearly every unprejudicej
mind, that Warmers Safe Kidney and
Liver Cure is the only remedy that can
cure and keep in health the great blood
purifying organs Of the body. 1t acts DE-
rectly upon these members, healing all
ulcers which may have formed in them,
and placing them in condition to puri-
fly and not poison the blood. This is no
idle statement nor false theory. Mr.. W.
G. Beach, foreman Of the Buffalo, n. Y,
Rubber Type Foundry. was given up to
die by both physicians and friends. For
four years he had terrible cough, &C.
d by night sweats, chills, and
all the well known symptoms. He spent
A season south and found no relief. He
says: 81 finally concluded to try War
ner's 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 ey-
ny sufferer from pulmonic troubles, that
here is no reason to be discouraged in
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