The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-08-24
TORNADOFS.
Scientifically Accounted for, sps some Re-
mote Causes TINT Produce Painful Re-
suits Explained.

scieuthrnlly Accounted for, arr some Re-
suits Explained.
The. following synopsis Of a lecture de.
llvered by DIR. horace X. Himilton before
the New A. rk society for the promotion of
science, contains so much that is timely and
important that it can be read with both in
terest and prott
There IS probably no subject of modern
times Ina: has caused and is causing greater
attention than the origin of tornadoes. Sci
en'ists have studied it for the benefit of hu-
mainly; men have in Investigated it for the
welfare of their fam lies. 1t has been
vexed sab Get long considered, and through
all this inv, st r;ion the cyclone has swept
across the l. nd, carr ing destruction to sci
enti'ts a, we as TO the innocent jewellers in
its track. One tn ny, hoAever, is certain;
the cause of the cyclone must be sought far
away from the whir.ing BIO ly of wind itself.
Its results are powerful its cause must also
be powerful. Let us theie"o con slider a
few facts. First, the appearance of a cy-
cone is in. ariably precede by dark spots
upon the face of the sun. These spots, in
dicating disturbed condit on of the solar
region, ne. e'sarily affect the atmosphere OF
GU erth An unusual generation of heat
III one part of the atmo phe is certain to
iuse part al vacuum in another portion.
Air must ru h in o fill this vacuum. Hence
the dist II Dances ence the cyclone. This
theory finds additional confr N alton in the
fact that tornadc @ come during the day and
lace of the sun, whatever they may be, seem
t cause great co ton in the atmosphere
of the world, and it is almost certain that
the extremely wet weather of the present
s a'on n | 9 &C o n ed for on precisely this
basis. Is 1t reasonable 10 suppose t q the
marvellous effect of the sun upon vegetation
and life in general shall be less III IN upon
the atmo phere itself through which its rays
come ? The cause is remote, but the efe-t
is here.
After describing some of the terrible eff
fleets of the eye one, the speaker went on to
say:
This rule finds its application in nearly
every department of life. An operator is in
San Francsco--the click of the instrument
manipulated by his fingers, in New York.
The president make, slight stroke of the
pen in his study at the White House, and the
whole nation is aroused by the act. An I'm
easiness and disgust with everything in life,
commonly called home sickness, is felt by
many people, when the cause is to be found
in the distant home thousands of miles
away. An unce;t iin pain may te felt in the
h FAD. 1t is repeated in other parts of the
oily. The appetite departs and all energy
is gone. Is the ca L. @ necessarily to be found
in the head? The next day the feeling in
creases There are added symptoms. They
continue and lecome more aggravated.
The slight pains in the head increase TO ago
n es. The nausea becomes chronic. The
heart grows irregular, and the breathing IN
certain. All these effects have definite
cause, and, afte: years of deep experience
upon this sub.ec l do not hesitate to say
that this cause is to be found in some de-
rangement of the kidneys or liver far away
from that portion of the body in which these
+ effects appear. Bat one may say, have no
pain whatever in my dneys or liver Very
tue. Neither have we any evidence that
there is a tornado on the surface of the sun;
but it is none the less certain that the tor
nado is here ald il is none the less certain
that tht Sc great organs of the body are the
cause of the rolble although there may be
no pain in their vicinity.
know v her of | speak, for / have pass
through this very exI erience myself. Nearly
ten years ago L was the picture OF health.
weighing more than 200 pounds, and "a
strong and healthy as any man ever knew.
| When felt the symptoms | have above de-
scrit ed they caused me annoyance not only
by reast o. their aggra;atlng nature, but
because l had never tet any pain Re ore.
Other doctors to.d me was troubled with
malaria, ard | treated myself accordingly.
/ did not believe, however, that malaria
J could show such aggravated symptoms. 1t
never occurred to me thai analysis would
! he . solve the trouble, as did IT presume
my difficulty was located in that portion of
! the body. But | continued to grow worse
| h I'd faint sensation at the PIT of my
't)mach nearly every day. l felt great
desire to eat. and yet / loathed food / was
CON tant t red, ami still l could no. sleep.
My brain was unusual y active, but l colld
not think come ctedly. My existence was a
living misery. continued il this cond ton
for nearly year; never free from pan,
never for moment happy. Such an exist
ence j. far worse than death, for which
confess l earnestly longed.
1t was while stuff ing thus that friend
advised me to make final attempt to re-
cover my health. / sneered inwardly at his
suggestion, but / was too weak to make any
| 10 fY,rn had DIV
simple yet palatable, and within two days
observed slight change for the better This
awakened my courage. | felt that / would
not die at that time. | continued the use of
the remedy, taking it in accordance with
directions. until became not only restored
to my former health and strength, but of
greater vigor than have ever before known.
This condition has continued up to the pres
ent time, and believe | should have died as
mise-ably as thousands of other men have
died and are dying every day had it not been
for the simple yet VIC nderful power of War
ner's Safe Cure, the remedy / employed.
The lecturer then described his means of
restoration more in detail, and concluded as
follows
My complete recovery has cause me t.
investigate the subject more carefully, and
teieye l have discovered the key to most
i'll health OF our modern civilization. l am
fully confident that TO lr- fifths of the disea
which affiic. humanity m ght be aToided
we're the kidneys and liver kept in perfec
condition. We're it possible to control the
action of the sun, cyclones could undoubt-
eddy be averted. That, how 'er, is enc OF
the things that cannot be- but / reioice 10
say tlat 1t is possible to control the kidneys
and liver. to rsn1er their ATTIC wholly 10 =.
ma and their ete I upo the system that oil
purifiers sther than po.s5n ers. That TINS
end has been accomplished largely by means
of the remedy have namsiI DO not have q
doubt, and / feel it nv duty to make thiS
open declaration for the enlightenment o.
tbs profession an for the benefit of suffer
ing humanity in al parts o. the world.
JOHN Browns widow lives on High Noun
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