The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-29
The Dansers OF Bigod Poisonlng.


Since the doath of President Garfield,
there seems 10 have boon an increase in
the number of recorded cases Of blood
poisoning.
A few weeks ago the Rev. Noah
sohenck, d. d., Of Brooklyn, had an
operation performed on his foot, In
flammation sot IN and death ensued. II
man be in good health, a wound heals
rapidly; II tho blood is corrupt II Is SOW
to heal. Impure blood irritatos and in
flames tho whole system. II follows
then, it the blood purifying organs are
deranged-since every particle OF blood
courses through these or gans over one
hundred times an hour-in very short
time tho blood poison must destroy all
vitality.
In the winter season nature demands
Matchmaking food; in the spring she sets
up a cooling process; and, % accOmp-
lish this, she ordains that tho change
nom winter to summer shall DO grad
uali If her laws were never violated
this provision would be sufficient; they
are. violated, therefore, we must fur
nish her help in this spring house
disease remain within us,
Blood is made in the stomach; IL Is
purified by the skin, lungs, liver and
kidneys. During q long, cold winter,
the liver and kidneys are overworsed;
the consequence that In the spring
these organs are prostrated; tho prost-
ration 10 indicated by extremely dull,
heavy feelings and WEAKNESS which
seems TO so to the bone; headaches,
furred tongue, lack of appetite, itching
and discolOred skin, mental irritability,
depression Of spirits, neuralgcl pains,
commissions, chills and iovor,
"malarla.n
These little Irregularities of feeling
are Natures warning; II neglected
disease may get the upper hand. /.
you introduce into the blood little kid
ney and liver poison, you can artln-
cially produce the above symptoms; II
follows, therefore, that 10 remove them
vitality must DO restored TO those blood
purifying organs. II they cannot pre-
form their work no amount of medicine
taken for other organs can have any
PERMANENT eject In the system.
Brigadier-G General ID. II, Bruce
business manager of the Syracuse IN. v.
Journal In 1883, found that he was NOT
coming through tho spring In good
form; he was not sick, but only out OF
condition; 20 the timely use OF few
bottles OF Warmers safe cure, however
he attributed recovery OF constitutional
tone, and undoubtedly wardod of somt
chronic disorder. This preparation Il
not cure-all--it claims 10 restore th,
blood-puriCying organs to natural
vitality; by SO doing, il not only cures
but prevents blood corruption and dis.
ease. II you doubs its power, ask your
friends; millions hayo heard OF IL
hundreds of thousands have used II anc
commend it.
Tho ill-feellngs of spring time arr
caused by a moro or less poisoned con
dition Of the blood; condition which
grows worse by neglect, aud hnall,
may send one 10 the grave.
Oneday young physician discovered
on his nose what turned out TO be
malignant liberation; the bloody virus
at tackled his brain and killed him.
A prominent merchant OF apparontl.
average health died suddenly the othe
day; an examination showed that on
kidney, entirely decayed, had poisoned
the blood terribly Had this condition
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