Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-07-12
A SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY.
New and Most Important Theory
Oh One Of the Most Vital Questions
OF the ERar


A New and Most Important Theory
Oh One of the Most Vital Questions
Ofthe Dar,
If anyone had informed Queen Eliza
beth IN her palmiest days that she could
have been seated in her palace in London
and cOnversed with Sir Walter Raleigh
in his North Carolina home; receiving a
reply from him within an hours time,
she would have declared it to be q mira
Gle. And yet, had they lived in the
present day, this apparent miracle would
most readily have been witnessed and
not seemed at all strange or unnatural.
The truth is, new principles are coming
into existence, and the operation Of many
laws unknown in the past is being fully
understood in the present. In no way
does this fact come more forcibly to the
mind than in the care and treatment of
the human body. Millions of people
have died in past ages from some inSig-
nificant or easily controlled cause which
IS thoroughly understood now and read
lily handled Consumption during the
entire past has been considered an incur
able disease. And yet it demonstrated
that it has been and can be cured, even
after 1t has had a long run. Dr. Felix
Oswald has just contributed a notable
article on this subject to the Popular
Science Monthly He regards cOnsump-
ton as pulmonary scrOfula The i'm
purltIes OF the blood produce a constant
irritation lD the lungs, thus DESTROYING
their delicate tissues and causing death
HIS theory shows cOnclusively that con-
sumption is blood disease. It has it's
origin primarily in a deranged condition
of the kidneys or liver the only two OF
gans of the body aside from the lungs. that
purify the blood. When the kidneys or
liver are diseased they are in a sore or
Iacerated state which communicates
poison to every ounce of blood that passes
through them. This poisonous blood
cIrculates through the system and comes
to the lungs, where the poison is depOs- !
tied, causing decomposition in the finely |
formed cells OF the lungs. Any diseased |
part of the body has cOntaminatinp |
power, and yet the blood, which is the |
life Of the system, is brought into direct |
contact with these poisoned organs |
thus carrying cOntagion to all parts of |
the body. Bishop Jesse T. Peck. ID. d.. |
L. L. d., whose death has been SO recent T!
ly regretted, is reported to have died of |
pneumonia, Which medical authorities af-
firm indicates diseased condition of the |
kidneys. 1t is well known, moreover. that |
for several years he had been the victim |
OF severe kidney trouble, and the pneu- |
mOnia which finally terminated his life |
was only the last result of the previous |
blOOd-pOlSOning. The deadly matter |
which is left in the lungs by the impure !
blood clogs up and finally chokes the |
patient. When this is accomplished rap |
idly it is called pneumonia or quick con |
sumption; when slowly, cons1lmption |
but in any event it is the result Of i'm
pure 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 desirabiIitv-nav
the necessity, OF keeping these most i'm
portant organs IN perfect condition. not
only to insure health, but also to escaDe
death. 1t has been fully shown. to the |
SaClSIactlon OF nearly every unpreiu- |
ana Liver Cure is the only known RENE
dy VlaC can cure and keep in health the
great blood purifying organs of the BODY. |
1t acts directly uDon the members
healing all ulcers which NAV have form,
ed III them and placing them in a condi- |
Glon to purify and not poison the blood. |
Inns Is no Idle statement nor false theory.
MI. w. =. Beach, foreman of the Buffalo.
N. T., rubber Type Foundry was given
up to die by both physicians and friends.
For tour years he had a terrible cOuoh.
accompanied by night sweats, chills. and
all the well known symptoms, He spent
a season south and found no relief. He
says: Il finally concluded to try War
ners Safe Cure and in three months I
gained twenty pounds, recovered nv
lost energy and my health was fully re-
stored The list could be prolonged in
definitely but enough has been said to
prove to every sufferer from pulmonic
troubles that there is no reason to be dis |
couraged in the least, and that health
can be restored.