Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-11-21
A Human Fire.
THE PHENoMENoN OF A BURNING
MINE REPEATED IN THE PLY.
sICAL SYSTEM. rlH

A few years ago one Of the most ion.
portant coal mines 10 Pennsylvania
caught FIRE. 1t started slowly but soon
obtained such headway that It spread
through the greater portion OF the en-.
tire mine. To flood it with water
would exlinguish the 6re. but well
nigh ruin The mine and still the q lmes
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 aud
secured, thus shutting of the supply OF
air. His advice was followed and the
himes we're finally subdued. r-y..
To compare the condition Of this
mine with many phrases Of the human
syster1, Is most natural and appropri
ate Fire in the blood" is not mere
expression, it is most serious fact.
How it originates, il may be impossible
10 say; but that it burns aud RACES with
an increasing fury, the one who Is It's
victim ouly two painfully knows. The
blood Is the life. 1t is designed by ma
ture to purify, strengthen aud sustain
The system. 1t IS too often made tie
channel through which poison and
death are transported. Poisonous
acids coming through the veins and ar
tories infame and cause fire just as
real as the one which existed iu the
nine. They burn aud Irrtate causing
the brain TO become weak and the
nerves unstrung; they carry pains to
the muscles aud leave agonies in the
joints /; they bring destruction instead
of strength; they devastate the very
portions ol the body that most require
help, and they hasten the approach Of
death in its most horrible form. These
things have been felt by innumerable
people who have been the victims of
rhe umstc disorders, and the agonles
they have endured confirm this des-
cfption.
There is but one way by which this
ire in the blood can be extinguished,
aud that is by shutting Off the supply Of
these poisonous acids. The Tactic,
lilhic and uric acids come into the
blood through the liver and kidneys.
and they remain 10 solution in the
blood producing inAamnatory rheuma-
tism, sciatlca, lum mbago, neuralgia, gout
and all rheumatic fevers and affections.
When they are deposited as gritty crys-
tails in and near The joints, lhey cause
articular rheumatism; when 10 the
muscles, muscular rheumatism aud
lum bago; when in the tissues covering
the nerves. sciatica; when 10 the face,
head aud nerves generally, LeuralQia.
In every case they are painful, 70 most
instances, dangerous. IDhammatory
rheumatism is likely to locate 10 some
Joint and become chronic, or suddenly
attack the brain or heart, causing
apoplexy or heart disease. The fire in
the blood must be exlinguished d-the
supply must be shut of. This can
only be done BY guarding the portals to
the blood-,he kidneys and liver; and
no means has ever been found for &C
complishinq this which can equal
Warner's Safe Rheumatic Cure. 1t
acts directly upon the seat Of the dis
orGer;it extinguishes the fire BY con-
tro,lng the supply aud removing The
cause.
The well known standing Of II. H..
Warner 4 Co. Of Rochester, n. Y,
the remarkable sSccess " hich Warmers
Safe Cure has achieved, being lndorsed
by no less parsonage than DR.. Robt.
a. Gum, Dean Of The United States
Medical college, New York, aud the
fidelity with which they have carried
out all their promises 10 the public,
should be a sufficient warrant that the
above statements are true. They,
however, guarantee to cure ninety Fl, e
per cent. Of all rheumatic tloubles,
especially acute, knowing full we'll that
the demonstrated poSer Of the remedy
iu,ti6es them in so dong. Nothing
can be falrer than this, and those who
suffer in the future from rheu'ratism
with such an offer before them, do so
on their own responsibility, and can
blame no one if living pain aud un.ime-
ly death are the results.