The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1883-06-08
A SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY.
A New and Most Important Theory on
One Of the Most Vital Questions of the

New and Most Important Theory on
One Of the Most Vital Questions of the
Day.
II 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 a 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 apparent
miracle would most readily have been wit
messed and not seem at all strange or I'M
natural The truth Il, new principles are
coming into existence, and the OPP ration OF
many laws unknown in the past is being
fully understood in the present In no way
does tn y fact come more forclDly 10 the
mind than in the care and treatment OF the
human body Millions oil people have died
in past ages from some insignificant or easily
controlled cause which is thoroughly under
stood now and readily handled. ConSump-
ton during the en.lre past has been con-
sidered an incurabie d sease. And yet 1t is
demonstrated hat it has been ana can be
cured, even al, er it has had long run Or.
Felix Oswa has lusl contributed notable
article on this sub ,ect to the Popular Science
AOnthiH He regards consumption as pull
monary scrofua The impurities OF the
blood produce a constant irritation in
the lungs, thus de troying their deli
cate TISSUES and causing death. His
theory shows conclusively that con-
sumption is blood disease. IL has its
origin primarily in a deranged condition OF
the kidneys or liver, the only two organs or
the body, aside from the lungs, that purify
the blood when the kidneys or liver are
diseased they are in a sore or lacerated
state, which communicates poison through
every ounce OF blood that passes through
them This poisonous blood circulares
t1Crh ha GuSt ar1 nd N a
where the poison is deposited, causing de-
composition in the finely-formed cells or 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 L. Peck, ID. d.,
LII d., whose death has been so recently
regretted, Is reported to have died OF pneu-
monia, which medical authorities affirm in
dicates diseased condition OF the kidneys
IL is well known, moreover, that for several
years he has Geen the victim or severe
kidney trouble, and the pneumonia which
finally terminated his life was only the last
result Of the previous d-poisonlng The
deadly matter which is left in the lungs by
the impure blood clogs up and finally chokes
the patient When this is accomplished
rapidly il is called pneumonia or quick con-
sumption; when slowly, consumption, but
in any event ii is the result OF impure blood,
CAUSED DN ulScuStu klNncNs anu llNtI
These are facts of science, and vouched
for by all the leading physicians of the day.
They show the desirability-nay, the neces-
sity, of keeping these most important Of
gans in perfect condition, not only TO insure
health, but also to escape death 1t has
been fully shown. TO tne satisfaction or
nearly every unprejudiced mind, that War
ners Safe Kidney and Liver Cure is the only
known remedy that can cure and keep in
health the great blood-purifying organs OF
the body. IL acts directly upon these men,
| bers, healing all ulcers which may have
formed in them and p aSng them in a con-
dition to purify and not poison the blood
| This is no idle statement nor faisa theory.
Mr. w. G. Beach, foreman of the Buffalo On.
| " Rubber Type Foundry, was given up 10
die by both physicians and friends For
four years he had terrible cough, accom-
panied by night sweats, chills and all the
well-known symptoms. He spent season
| South and found no reief He says: Il
| finally concluded To try Warmers Safe Cure
| and in three months l gained twenty
pounds, recovered my lost energy and my
| health was fully restored The ls5 could
be prolonged indefinitely, but enough has
| been said TO prove TO every sufferer from
pulmonic troubles, that there is no reason
| To be scouraged in the least, and that
| health can be restored