The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1883-06-01
A Scientific Discovery.
NEW AND MOST IMPORTANT THEORY
ONE or THE MOST VITAL QUESTIONS
OF THE DAY.

OF TIE DAY.
If anyone had informed Queen Eliza
beth in her palmiest days that she could
have been seated in her palace in Lon
don and conversed with Sir Walter
Rale gh in his North Carolina home
receiving reply from him within an
hours time, she would have declared it
to be a miracle. And yet, had they
lived in the present day, this apparent
miracle would most readily have been
witnessed and not seem at all strange
or unnatural. The truth is, new princi-
piles 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 insignificant
or easily controlled cause which is
and thoroughly understood now
readily handled. Consumptionduring
the entire past hasbeen consi-
dered an incurable disease. And
yet it is demonstrated that it has
been and can be cured, even after it
has had long run. DIR. Felix Oswald
has just contributed notable article Oh
the subject to the Popular Science
Monthly. He regards consumption
pulmonary scrofula. The impurities OF
the blood produce constant irritation
in the lungs, thus destroying their del
icate tissues and causing death. His
theory shows conclusively that consump-
| tion is blood disease. 1t has its orr
gin 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 the liver is diseased they
are in sore or lacerated state which
communicates poison to every ounce Of
blood that passes through them. THE
| poisonous blood circulates through the
| system and comes to the lungs, where
the poison is deposited, causing decom,
position in the finely formed cells of the
lungs. ANY diseased part of the body
has communicating 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 Il. Peck, d. D., LII. D.,
| whose death has been so recently re-
GREETED, is reported to have died of
| Pneumonia, which medical authorities
affirm indicates diseased condition of
the kidneys. 1t is well known, more
yer, that for several years he has been
the victim of severe kidney trouble, and
the pneumonia which finally terminated
his life was only the last result of the
previous blood poisoning. The deadly
matter which is left in the lungs by the
impure blood clogs up and finally
chokes the patient. When thisis accom-
plished rapidly it is called pneumonia
or quiet consumption when SLOWLY,
consumption, but in any event it is the
result of impure blood, caused by dis
eased kidneys and liver
These are facts of science, and vouch-
ed for by all the leading physicians of
the day. They show the desirability-
nay, the necessity, of keeping these
most important organs in perfect con-
dition. Not only to insure health, but
also to escape death. 1t has been fully
shown, to the satisfaction of nearly ev-
cry unprejudiced mind, that Warmers
Safe Kinedy and Liver Cure is the on,
ly known remedy that can cure and
keep in health the great blood-purify-
ing organs of the body. 1t acts di-.
rectly upon these members healing all
ulcers which may have formed in them
and placing them in condition to pur.
| ify and not poison the blood. This is
no idle statementn or false theory. Mr..
| W. G, Beach, foreman of the Buffalo,
n. Y, Rubber Type Foundry was Civ
en- up to die by both physicians and
friends. For four years he had a terri
BILE cough, accompanied by night sweats,
chills, and all the we'll known symptoms.
He spent season south and found no
relief. He says: 81 finally concluded to
try Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure and in three months ! gained TWEEN,
pounds recovered my lost energy and
my health was fully restored" The list
could he prolonged indefinitely but
enough has been said to prove to ev-
cry sufferer from pulmonic troubles,
that there is no reason to be disoour-
aged in the least, and that health can
be restored.