The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1884-12-10
WHAT Is nIALARIAe
A Plan TO Successfully Combat Disease
that Defies Analysis.


that Defes Analysis.
The once accepted theory that malaria
fourished only IN wet, swempy localities,
and followed the clearing of large tracts OF
lands, is no longer tenable, as the majority
of its victims are now numbered among in
habitants OF cities and long established set
Elements.
But laying aside all questions of theory,
We come face to face with the vital question.
what is malaria? and hos Is ii to be success
fully vanquished2 To the first inquiry we
reply, NAL aria (bad air. from which the
word is derived. explains its character ex-
aotly. Bad air taken into the lungs and dis
semiDsted through the blood, poisons the
entire system, and typhoid fever, malarisl
fever, diphtheria and other dangerous dis
eases follow. Equally bad effects result
from contaminated water, bad drainage, or
continued oyer.eXertion, as they all cause
loss of nerve life, the essence OF physical
we'll being.
MalaI al son can not be detected by
chemical te, Is, and is only known by its
effects upon the system.
One OF the worst cases OF malaria was that
of Mrs. G. f. Boshen, Of 81 Fifth street,
Troy, n. Y. Her experience, OF great value,
is given, that others may receive like benefit.
She suffeYednot only from malaria, her COM
plexion being of a saffron hue, but also
from the enlargement OF the liver. Her ap-
petite was rayenous, especially for acids.
zone day." says Mrs. BOshen. my physi-
clan asked for a sample of fluid for chemical
analysis. l was then passing seven ounces
a day. which he reported as very bad and
that be could do no more for me, as 1 had
all the indications OF bright's disease.
son avenue, New York. who recommended
electricity, saying l had spinal disease.
For six months ] did not have a natural
movement OF the bowels. | took in all l25
electrical treatments. l was much bloated
and have weighed as high as 10 pounds. L
would have periodsof semi-uncOnscio0sues
seeing my friends but being unable to con-
verse. hacking pains pierced the base OF
my brain. ] became so dizzy I could not
walk across the floor without support also
TO great extent lost my memory. 1 then
began to use preparation [ had frequently
heard of, but confess / had but little
faith in"
AT irst it madene deGthly sick, but after
the bile had been eliminated ! began to
amend and dismissed my physician. When
/ commenced the new treatment weighed
100 pounds. Ia three months L was down
TO my natural weight, 40 pounds. l have &
good appetite my liver performs its fame
tons, my complexion Is good aud no one
would think from my appearance that |
had ever been Ill. Ny fluids are normal,
my bowels greatly improved. My head
Bche and all dizziness have disappeared"
The case Of William Wallace Lounsbnrv,
OF 22S Lake street, Chicago, H., is another
remarkable one. He says: In addition
to being dizzy and having sall0w c0m-
pleXion, my digestion was very poor and /
suffered almost continually with severe
pains in my bowels Finally became zoo
i'll to leave my bed, and called in an allO-
path physician of thirty seven years prac-
tice. He prescribed qUinine. After bsing
in bed week without receiving any benefit,
and having night sweats which colored nay
linen yellow, L concluded TO take
my wiie's advice and try Warmers
Safe Cure From the FIRST Il helped
me, and after tskiLg six bottles. with safe
pills, was cured entirely OF all pain, po1r
digestion and bloody discharges, a healthy
color took the place of a salloW one, and
felt Ike new creature
From the above IL will be observed that
malaria has no certain localities for its OVID,
but Turks wherever bad air and water pre-
dominate. The only sure method TO coun-
tersct its Doisono us effects Is to check Its
first Developments.