The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-08-01
TORN sDOES.
scfen GesIy Accounted for. and some Pc
mote Canses That Prodocs Pain
fol Results Explained.

p The following SYNOPSIS OF Bec-uFe oeiiF-
cred by DIR. Horace r. Hamilton before the l
New York Society for the Promotion of Sea I
eI CO, con aims so much that is Timely and {
important that il can be read with both in 4
terett and pr fit:
There is probably no subiec' Of noisrn 1
times that has caused aad is causing greater 4
attention than the origin OF tnrnsdOss. Sci. /
eniists have studied il for the beLeft OF hui /
maniiy; me1 have Investigated il + - +.
welfare OF their families. Ii has been 8 /
v+x-d subject long considered, and thr,u gh F.
all this Investigation the cyclone has swept
scross the land Carrying destruction 10 SCI |
entists as we'll as u the innocent jewellers III
its track. One thing however, Is certain;
the CT use Of the cyclone must he sought far
away from the whirii g BODY OF wind Itself.
lis results are powerful; us cause must also
be powerful. Let Us therefore lnsider few
facts First. the appearance OF 4 cyclone is
invariably preceded by dark spots uoOn the
face OF the sun. These spots indicating
q sturbed condition Of the solar regions
necessarily affect the atmosphere Of our
earth. An unusual generation Of heat IN one
part of the atmosphere is certain 10 clu3e 4
partial vacuum in another poTti N. Air
NUT rush in 20 till this vacuum. Hence tue
distnI bances-henca the cycloEe. This the
DRY finds addi ionsl conf mariCn in the sct
that torncdoes come during the day end not
atnIght. The dark spots upon the surface OF
the sun, whatever they may be, seem 70 eau -
great commotiOn in the atmosphere of the
world, and it is almost certsin that the ex-
tremely wet weather of the present season.
can be sccoun ted for on precisely this basis.
IL it reasonable TO suppose that the marvellous
effect OF the sun upon vegetation and life 10
general shall be less than upon the atmos-
pbere itself through which its rays come?
The cause is remote, bat the effect is here.
,htrar 81 k,oN
OF the cy clone, the speaker went on to say:
This rule finds its application In nearly
every department Of life. An operator is in
San Franciscc-the click of the instrument
manipulated by his fingers, in New York.
! The President makes slight stroke OF the
J pen in his study at the White House. and
the whole Nation is aroused by the act An
uDeasiness and disgust with everything in
+ in life, commonly called home sickness, Is
! felt by many peOpls when the cause is % be
] found in the distant home thousands ot miles
/ away, An uncertain pain NAV be felt in the
head. Ii is repeated in other parts OF the
body. The appetite departs aud ali energy
| is gone. Is the cause necessarily TO be- found
1 in the head? The next day the feeling in
| creases There are added symptoms Toey
| continue and become more aggravated. Toe
| slight pains in the head increase to agonies
| The nausea becomes chronic The heart
Prows irregular. ana the breathinE uncertain
All these effects have definite csusP, and
after years OF deep experiences upon this sub
| Jet, / do not hesitate to say that this cause
il 10 be found in rome arrangement of the
| kidneys or liver FAR away from that portion
of the body in which these effects appear
| But one may say, have no psin wnateyerin
my kidneys or liver. Very true. Neither
have we any evidence that there is tornado
on the surface OF the su1, but IL is none ths
less certain that the tornado is here, and it is
none the less certain that these great organs
of the body are the cause OF the trooble
although there may be no pain in their vi
cinity.
L know whereof I speak. for have passed
through this very experience myself. Near
ly ten years ago, was the picture OF health,
weighing more than goo pounds. and as
strong and healthy as any man I::ever knew.
When | felt the symptoms ! have above
described, they caused me annoyance, not
only by reason of their aggravsting nature,
but because had never felt any pain before.
Other doctors told me was troubled with
malaria, and treated myself Accordingly.
did not believe, however, that malaria could
show such aggravated symptoms. Ii never
occurred to me that analysis would help
solve the trouble, as did not presume my
difficulty was located in that portion OF the
body. But Icontinued TO grow worse. had
a faint sensation at the pit of my stomach
nearly every day. / felt great desire 10 eat,
and yet | loaIhed food. | was constantly
was unusually active, but conid not think
connectedly. My existence was q living
misery. / continued in this condition Tor
nearly year never free from pain, never Tor
q moment happy. Such an existence is lar
worse than death, for which | confess | earn
estly longed.
Ii was while suffering thus that friend
advised me 10 make final attempt 10 recov-
er my health. ] sDeered inwsrdiy at his sug-
gestion, but was too weak to make any re-
sistence. He furnished ME with a remedy,
| simple yet palaiable, and within two DAYS |
observed slight change for the better This
| awakened my courage. j felt that | would
: rot die at that time. / continued the use OF
the remedy, taking ii in accordance with di-
! rections, until became not only restored to
my former health and strength. but OF greater
vigcr than have before known. This con-
dition has continued up TO the present time,
and believe should have died rs misers-
bly, as thousands Of other men have died and
are dying every day had il not been for the
simple yet wonderful power of Warner Safe
| Cure, the remedy employed.
The lecturer then described his means OF
restoration more in detail. and concluded rs
| follows:
NY complete recovery hes caused ME to in
vestigste the subject more carefully, and
! believe have Gis covered the key 10 most i'll
health OF orr modern civilization. / am
fully confident that four-ffths OF the diseases
winch sislict humanity might be avoid I'd
were the kidneys and liver kept in perfect
condition. Were il possible to clntr0l the
action of the sun. cyclones could undoubt
e0iy he avertei. That, however. is one Of
the things that can not he. Bat rejoice to
say that il is possible to control the gidneys
| and liver: 10 render their action wholly
normal and their effect upoa the system
that OF purifiers rather than plisoners T6a,
this end has been accomplished LARGELY by
means of the remedy have named do not
have 4
this open declaration for the enlightenment.
of the profession and for he beueli. OF suffer
Ing humanity in ali parts of the world