The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-08-10


Science contains 50 much that q timely
and important that Il can - read with
both interest and proit:
There 81 probably no subject or modern
times that la> caused and 4 causing
greater attention than the origin ~ tsrna-
does. Scientists have studied Il fcr the
benefit ~ humanity: men have inyesfi-
gated n Tor the welfare Of fnrir families.
II has been q vcxci subject long consid-
erred, and through al this investigation tho
cyclone has swept across the land carrying
destruction ~ scientists AZ well as 10 the
innoctnc dwclltrs IN its trac',. One thing.
however. is certain: the Cap<c ~ the cy-
clone must he sought far nnuv from the
whiriing body of wind itself. Its results
/ nre powerful; its cause must also BE- pow
<rWi' I.etius Therefore consider a few
facts. First. the appearance 81 q cyclone
i invariably preceded ~ dark spots upon
the faceof Tue sur. These spcts. Indicating
disturbed condition o. ~ solar regions,
necessarily Affect the atmosphere of our
Garth. An unusual generation Of heat In
one part q ,he atmosphere i certain 70
Air must rush in 10 al This kacuum.
Hence the distuf bances-hcncc the cyclone.
! This theory finds additional confirmation
IN tic fact that tcrnaioes come during the
/ day qd mot AZ might Ihedark ftpts upon
the surface q tno sun, Whatever they may
atmosphere Of The world. and il Is almost
certain that the extremely wet weather Of
the present season cnu be accounted Tor
on precisely this Lasis. Is II reasonable
70 suppose that The nlaryeltuS effect Of the
sun on vegetation and life In general shall
r. less than upon the atmosphere itself
through which lis rays Gomez The cause
+ Is remote, but the e1tct il here.
After describing some Of the terrible cf.
\ fects Of the cyclone the speaker went on
TO say
This rule finds is application n nearly
1 every department 81 life. An operator II in
San Franeisco--the click II the instrument
manipulated by b'sfing<rs. In New York.
\ Tie President ma<es q slight stroke Of the
\ pen In his study az the White House. and
the whole nation is aroused by the act. An
uncasiness and disgust with everything in
ne, eominonly called hone-sickness, y
le found in the distant home thousands Of
miles away. An uncertain pain may be
\ felt In the head. II is repeated in other
\ parts Of the body. The appetite departs
\ and ell energy Il gone 4 the cau<e ncces-
| sariiy 20 be found in the head The next
ded symptoms. They continue and BE-
ccme more aggravated The slight pains
y In the head increase to agonieS. the nausea
\ becomes chronic. The heart grows irrcgu-
/ lar. and the breathing uncertain. All
these effects have Q definite cause; and,
subject. do not hesitate to say that this
\ cause is 70 he found in some arrangement
4 u the kidneys or liver far away from
\ that portion 81 the body IN which these ef.
!. fects appear. Bnt one may say, have
/ no pain whatever in my kidneys or liver.
I Very true. Neither have we any evidence
that there Is tornado on the surface or
\ the sun; hut * Is none the less certain that
I the tornado is here, and il Is none the less
1 certain that these great organs Of the body
( are the cause Of the trouble although there
\ may Be no pain IN their vicinity.
know whereof Ispeak, for nave passed
\ Nearly ten years ago, / was the picture II
health. weighing more than 200 pounds,
I and as strong and healthy a. any man
4 ever knew. When felt the symptoms
\ have above described. they caused me m
noyance. not only BY reason q their az.
4 felt any rain before. Other doctors told
me l was troubled with malaria. AMI
freatc Uys self accordingly. / did not be-
lieve. however. that malaria could slow
snth arr rovafcd symptoms. II never 90
CURED 10 me that analysis would help
difficulty was located ia that portion Of the
/ body But continued 70 grow worse. I
\ Ind faint sensation At the nit Of my
stomach nearly every day. ! felt great
desire ~ eat. and vet loathed food. wns
constantly tired and still could not sleep.
Nv brain was unusually active. but could
not think commercially. Ny existence was
living misery. 1 continued In this con-
dition TOR nearly year: never free from
\ pain. never for moment happy. Such nm
\ existence is far worse than death, Tor which
confess earnestly longei.
II was while suffering thus that friend
advised me 70 make final attempt 70 re-
cover my health. / <neered inwarsily at
his sugge<tip but was too week 70 make
any resistance. He f1rnishcd me with
remedy, simple vet palatahle, and within
| two days / observed : slight change for
the better This awakened my courage !
felt that would not die at that time. 4
continued the use Of the remedy, taking Is
in accordance with directions. until be-
came no. only restored 10 my former
health and strength. but Of greater vigor
than I have before known. This con-
dition his e,xtinued up e Gle present
miscrnily Is thousands Of other men have
died and are dying every day had i not
been for the simple yet wonderful power
81 Warmers Safe Cure, the remedy en-
r1oyci.
restoration more IN detail, and concluded
NV complete recovery has caused me to
investigate the snhject more carefully. and
I believe 4 have discovered the key 10 most
il,-health of our modern civilization. l am
fully confident that fourfifths Of the dis
eases which niliict humanity might 10
avoided were the kidneys and liver kcrt in
perfect condition. We're Il possible 20 con
troll the action Of the sun, cyclones could
undoubtedly be avertcd. That however.
Is ono OF the Things that can not be. Bnt
rejoice - say that II II possible 10 control
the kidneys and liver: 10 render their nc
ton wholly normal mud their effect upon
the system that on purifiers rather than
prisoners That this end has been accom-
feel Il my duty to make this open dcclara-
tion for the enlightenment of The profess
sion and Tor The benefit Of suffering human
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