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Tue f,Iloan. syao}.ls ofn /. Gu. d.Hs'.I by /
D.. Horace Il Hamilton D.iye ~ Wv Toik /
society for he rrnM,tlJt u .c.eIc,, contains so
mIch that Is tlu'y Il Il In IIfial' .lt 4. can be
read with both lntrt',, AMI ur ~;
There Is probI ~ M sinisg OF mo ern times
that has cause aid eau,lng gr'Mer attention
studied I, for the b.neA' IL humanity; men have
Investigated 1t for the welfare of other families.
II has been Il We scl question long considered, and
through all Tins Lv, stga'iun ihi cyclone las
swept across iuc liul carrying destruction -
scientists ~ vel ~ TO the innocrnt dweiers N
IT'S track. Une ininv. how Yer, 1, tim; n
cause oi he cyc.oGc must b. sought far away from
thr whirliny body Of the win it-eii. lis lc5niis
| are powerful It's cause must also BIZ powerful.
| Let Il. also consider few facts. Fist, til. 70.
pcaranie " cyclone is invariably precc I'd hy
| udica ing III turb II condition of the solar
| regions, nccesSlrl alice The atmosphere o! our
| part Of III. aimu4p Ierc sc1ran 10 cause par tai
| vacuum IN another portion, Air must y III ia 10
MI this vas uil, lience thc III .turpancas thence
| the cyclone. rms ilcpiy mus additional
| & nlrnat IN In the fact that lutn1d lc- come
duilng the day ani ~ night Tue dark spo s
| upon tnr surface Of the sun, whatever thpy ms
be- seem To caus great cummlilOn III the atm ..
pherc OF the world, ana is almost &c ain Ma The
bc accounted for on rrccls " this basis. l. II
reasonable 10 SUI pose that the inlrvelpus effect
Of the sun up ~ vcgettiou and Re N general
shall he less tan Gppn The atmosphere itself
through which IL RAYS come? y cnusc Is re-
mote, but the effect Is here.
After describing some Of The terrible elects VI
the cyclone the speaker went on to say =
This rule finds its application In nearly every
department OF life. An operator Is In san Fan.
cisco-thc click OF the instrument manipulated lbs
his fingers, in New York lhc president makes d
SLIGHT stroke of the pen IN his stu - at the White
House, and the VINO ton Il aroused rs the act
An uneisiness anil disgust with everything in lie
commonly called hoincsckncss, IL felt ~ mauy
people, when the caus Is t. be found IN u Dis.
liant home thousand, Of miles away. IN unceriair
1 pain may he fel, IN N cal. Il Is tcpea'e II
nth .. nf lu hnI In
all "nlrgy IL gone l. the cause necessarily to be
found N The head? The next day the feeling
! increases. Tdcrc are ali stinptOm' The,
continue aud become more aggravated The ligll
pains in IN. head Increase to IgOnies, The iauSr
becomes chrome. The heart grows urrgui Ir, IL al
| the breathing unc RAIN All these effects nave a
denluiic cause AMI after years OF deep experience
upon HIS snhjcrt Il no; hesitate ~ say thi; The
cause Is TO be found In some arrangement OF the
kidneys or liver far away ion that portion Of the
body III which these ELECTS app ar But one ma;
say have no pam whatever in my k,dney5 uY
liver Yer, tue. Neither have we ANY evidence
that there Is a tornado on the surface uf H., sun
hut it nom the less cor ain that the tornado i
here, and II IL non" the less certain iha, ihcsr
great organs Of the body are III; cause ni Inc
lroutle although there may be NJ pain IL ~. ir
vicinity.
know whereof speak, Tor have IA .scd
through the very eApellence myself. Nearly ten
years ago, ! was the plciuri of health. weigh II ;
more than 200 pounds AMI as strong and hrallhy
as any man ever knew. When | felt the symi,-
toms have above described, they caused HE
annoyance not only by reason Of their aggriyaiinp
nature, hut because Val never felt any pain
|, before. other doctors told me | was ir3ufIrI
with malaria, snd treated myscl! accordingly.
show such aggravated symptoms. 1t never
occurred to ne that analysts wOul help solve the
, trouble, ~ did not presume my difficulty WAS
located in that portion ni the body. continued 10
grow worse, had faint sensation at the pit Of
desire to cat, and yet 10 tined food / WAS con
'taatlg tired and SIN could not sleep. My brain
} was unu;ntlIy active, tut | could not think
commercially. Ny existence was u living misery
continued IN this condition for nearly u ycaf,
never free from pain, never Ion moment happy
such all existence Is far worse than dca h. f1I
} which confess earnestly longel.
1t wa' While suffering thus that a friend advised
me TO make a hnal attempt to recover my he dth
2 sneered inwardly at his suggestion hui
. was too weak TO make any resistance. lie fur
Z nished M with remedy, simple vet pal,iaplt
Tor The better. THIS awakened my courage. ! lei
that would not lie at that time. Iconinued m,
use OF the RENE ~. taking 1t IN ace irIance witt
directions, until became not only restored to my
Z former health and strength, bur of greater viEo
than ! hat before known. This condition ha'
continued W ~ the presen; time. and believe
should have died a miselably AZ thousands o
D Other men have died AMI are dy'ug every day hii,
S II not been for the simple yet wonderful power o
=. Warmers Safe Cure, the remedy employed.
I. The lecturer then described his means o
n restoration more In detail, and concluded a
e follows:
/ My complete recovery ha' caused me- to invest
gate the subject more carefully, and believe
y uDdern civil zl;ioa. i am iuliy conii'lcnt ma
: f0nr-lfths of the diseases which anllct humnu
s might be avoided were the kidneys and liver Rep
- in perfec. condition. Were II possible TO rrufro
v the action OF the ssh, cyclones could uudJ.htcll
II be avcited. Tha', however, IA one OF the thing
that cannot he. But rejoice 10 say that u
possible TO control the kidneys ard liver; 10 rcudc
!, their action wholly normal, aud their effect upO
q the system that Of purifiers rather than pOi>Onar r.
1 That this cud has been accomplished largely b
. | means OF the remedy have named do not lav
doubt, and feel II my duty TO make this ope
e declaration Tor the enlightenment Of the professor
l. aud for the Dcncnt OF suffering humanity In q
|, parts OF the World.
the Rad and worthless