The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1883-07-07
A SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY.
A New end Most Important Theory on
One of the Most vital Questions
of the DaY.

If any one had informed Queen Elizabeth
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 reply
from him within an hours time, she would
have declared it to be miracle. And yet,
had they lived in the present day, this APP
parent miracle would most readily have
been witnessed and not seem at all strange
or unnatural. The truth is, new principles
are coming into existence, and the opera
ton OF many laws unknown in the past 10
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 insignifi-
cant or easily controlled cause which is
thoroughly understood now and readily
handled. Consumption during the entire
past has been considered an incurable dis
ease. And yetit is demonstrated that it
has4been and can be- cured, even after it
has had a long run. Dre Felix Oswald has
just contributed a notable article on this
sHhiacti to- the Popular Sctence, Monthly.
He regards consumption as pulmonary
scrofula. The impurities Of the blood pro-
duce a constant irritation in the lungs,
thus destroying their delicate tissues and
causing death. His theory shows conclu-
lt'has its origin primarily 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
sore or lacerated state which communicates
poison to every ounce of blood that passes
through them. This poisonous blood circu-
lates through the system and comes to the
lungs, where the poison is. deposited, caus-
ing deconposttid1 III in q the finely formed
the body husa Il sianiIn sSsn bower, and vet
the blood Wlieh iMtiHals1i Of the systems
Is Brought into direct contact with these
to ali psrtstofi flss Btag RBliAd 5 Jesse I:
Peck, 2; p, II. Rp,lEFAosA AsatA 3 been
died TS 81 pnsqnSnis, S 3sbid saeai autho or
ties affirm indicates, diseased condition of
the Kidney s. SaIt Is Wen known, moreover,
that feTSseYeral years he had been %he vlc-
tim OF severe kidney trouble,- and the pneu-
moIiia which finally terminated his life was
only the last result of the previous blood
poisoning. Therdeadly matter which is left
in the lungs by tho impure blood clogs up
and finally chgkes the patient. When this
is accomplished rapidlyrit is called pneu.
monia or quick CONSUMPTION; when slowly,
consumption, but in any event it is the re-
suit 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 important
organs in perfect condition, not only to in
sure health, but al to escape death. It
has been fully shown, to the satisfaction Of
nearly every unprejudiced mind, that
Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure is
the only -lpoyEn. remedy that can cure and
keepin health the great blood-purifying
organs Of the body. 1t acts directly upon
these members, healing all ulcers which
may have formed in them and placing them
in coalition to purify 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 "a terrible
cough, accompanied by night sweats, chills,
and all the well known symptoms. He
spent season South and found no relief.
He says: 81 finally concluded to try
Warmers 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 every
sufferer from pulmonic troubles, that there
is no reason to be discouraged in the least,
and that health can be restored.