The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-20
ToRNADOEs.
scientifically ecouHIed For. and Some
Remote CAnses frat Produce Pain.
Tul kesults Explained.

I'm TORHADOEs. l..,
scientifically ecouHIed For. and Som,
Remote Canses frat Produce Pain.
| TuI Results Explained.
The following synopsis offs lecture de
livered by. DR.. Horace R. Hamilton beforl
the New York society for the promotion o
science, contains 10 much that is timsl,
and important that it can be read with botE
interest and profit:
There is probably no subject OF modern
times that has caused and is causing great.
er attention than the origin OF tornpdoes
Scientists have studied it Tor the benefit OIL
humanity; men have investigated it iol
the weIfare'o OF their families. 1t has been
vexsd subjec: long considered, and
through all this investigation tue cyclone
has swept across the land carrying de,
struction TO scientists as well AS to the in
nocent jewellers in its track. 0ne thing,
however, is certain; the cause OF the cy.
clone must be sought lar away from the
whirliDg body Of the wind itself Its re.
suits are powerful; It's cause must
also be powerful. Let US therefore
consider few facts. First, the appearance
Of a cyclone is invariably preceded by dark
spots upon the face OF the sun. These
spots, indicating = disturbed condition Of
the SOLAR regions, necessarily affect the
atmosphere Of our earth. An unusual
generation OF heat in one part Of the atmos-
phere is certain TO cause partial vacuum
in another portion. Air must rush in to
fill this vacuum. Hence the disturbances
hence the cyclone. This theory finds
additional confirmation in the fact that
tornadoes come during the day and not at
night. The dark spots upon the surface OF
the sun, whatever they may be, seem to
cause great commotion in the atmosphere
Of the world, and 1t is almost certain that
the extremely wet weather OF the present
season can be accounted for on precisely
this basis. Is it reasonable to suppose that
the marvellous effect OF the sun upon ve2e-
tation and life in general shall be less than
upon the atmosphere itself through which
its rays come? The cause Is remote, but
the effect is here.
After describing some OF the terrible el.
fects Of the cyclone, the speaker went on
TO say
This rule fuds its application in ne srly
every department OF lie. An operator Is
in San FauciScO-the click OF the lnstru.
meat man pulatsd by his fingers, in New
York. The President makes slight stroke
Ut the pen in his study ut tue White
House, aud the whole nation il aroused by
the act An uneAsiness aud disgust with
everything in life, commonly called home
sickness, Is felt by many people, when the
cause IL to be found in the distant home
thousands Of miles away. An uncertain
pain may be felt in the head. 1t Is re-
peated in other parts Of the body. The
appetite departs and all energy Is gone.
ls the cause necessarily TO be found in the
head? The next day the ieeiiug increases.
There are added symptoms. They coz
tinue and become more aggravated. The
slight pains in the head increased 10 agou-
les. Tue nausea become chronic. Inc
heart grows irregular, and the breathing
uncertain. All these effects have definite
cause, aud after years OF deep experience
upon this subj,cl, do not hesitate to say
that this cause is tn be found III some d.
OF the kidneys or liver far away
from lhaL purtlOn Ot tue body III whica
these effects appear. But one may say.
have NO pain whatever in my kidneys or
liver. Very true. Neither have We any
evidence that there is tornado On the sur
face Of the sun; bat it is none the lees eel
tain that the tornado is here, and it il none
tne lsna Certain tnat these great organs Of
the body are the cause Ot the trouble al.
though there may be no pain in their
vicinity.
know whereof speak, for have pass
ed through the very experience myself.
Nearly ten years ago, | WAS the picture Of
health, weighing more than 200 pounds,
aud az strong aud healthy as any man
ever knew. When felt the symp..m ms
have above described, they caused me an
noyance, not only by reason Of their ss-
RrAvating nature, but because had never
ielt any pain before. Other doctors told
me ! was troubled with malaria, and |
treated myself accordingly. l did pot BE-
l!eve, however, that malaria could show
such aggravated symptoms. It neyer oc-
Cured " me that Analysis would help
solve the problem, as l did not presume
my difficulty was located in that portion Of
the body. But continued to grow worse.
| had faint sensation at tha pit OF my
stomach nearly every day. felt u great
desire to eat, and yet loatbed food.
WAS constantly tired and still could not
sleep. Ny brain was unusually active, but
| could not think commercially. Ny exist
ence was living misery. | continued in
this condition Tor nearly a year; never
free from pain, never for moment hap
py. Such an existence is far worse than
death, Tor which | confess | earnestly
longed,
IL was while sutferingthus that friend
advised me to make final attempt to RI
cover health. | sneered inwardly at his
suggestion, but | was too weak to make any
resistance. He furnished me with remedy,
simple yet pa!atable, and within two days
| observed \ slight change for the better.
This awakened my courage. felt that |
would not die at that time. | continued
:he use Of the remedy, taking it in accord.
ance with directions, until | becam9 not
only restored TO my inrRer health aud
strength, but of greater vigor than I have
ever before known. This condition has
continued up TO the present time, and
believe ! should have died as miserable as
thousands OF other men have died and are
dying every day had it not been for the
simple yet wonderful power OF Warmers
Safe Cure, the remedy employed.
The lecturer then described his means OF
restoration more in detail, and concluded
as follows:
My complete recovery has caused me to
investigate the subject more carefully, and
| believe ! have discovered the key to
mes. III health Of our modern civilisl tion.
| am fully col aieat that four.ftths OF the
diseases which atEI ct humanity might be
avoided were the kidnsys aud liver kept
in good condition. Were it possible to
control the actiVn Of tue sun, cyclones
could undoubtedly be averted. That,
however, is one OF the things that cannot
be. But l rejoi 10 say that it il possible
to control the kidneys and liver; to render
.heir action wholly normal, ard their ef:
TACT upon thes system that Of purilier rather
than poisoners. That this end hgs been
N, L.. Al.