The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-05
THE DANGERS OF BLOOD POISONING.

Since the death OF President Garfield there
seems TO have been an increase in the num-
Der of recorded cases Of blood poisoning.
a few weeks sso Rev Noah Scheack. ID d ,
OF Brooklyn. bad on operation performed ON
bis foot; IN ia mmation set In and death en-
sued. If q man be in good health = wound
besls rapidly: If the blood is corrlut il is
slow to heal. Impure blood irritates and
infames the whols system II folio VS., then,
II the blood purifying organs are 1erspged-
since every particle OF blood coarsas th cough
these oIgaDs over 100 times al hour-in 3
very abort time the blood poison must de-
stroy al vitality.
Ia the winter season nature demands heat
making food; IN the spring she sets up q
cooling process; and, 10 accomplish this, she
oIdeins that the change from winter 70 sun.
mer shall be gradual IL her laws were never
violated his provision would Js suite ient.
They are violated, therefore we mus, farnish
her help N this spring house cleaning time:
otherwise the ssecs OF disease remain within
Us.
Blood is made IN the stomach: it is pari-
ned by the skim lungs. liver and kidneys
During a long, cold winter the liver and
kidneys sIe oYeTwoTked; the consequences IS
that in the spring these organs are pros.
trsteo the pTCstrstioD il indicated b. ex.
tTemely dull, heavy feelings and wesriness
which seems 20 60 TO the bone: headaches
discoloIed skin, mental irritability, dsprss-
sion Of spirits. neuralgia pains commissions,
cbills and fever, malaria
These little irregularities OF feeling are
nature warnings; il glected disease may
get the upper maud. Ii you introduce into
the blood little kidney and liver poison,
you can artif Sially produce the above svmp-
toms; it iollows, therefore, that to remove
them, vitality must be restored TO those blood
Purifying organs. Ii they can not perform
their work no AMOUNT OF medicine taken for
other organs can have any permanent effect
IN ibe eystem
Brigsdier General d. H Bruce, business
manager Of the Syracuse Y. y Journal in
1883, fcnnd that he was not comiog through
the spring IN COCO form be vas not sick. but
only ont Of condition; 10 the timely use of
few bottles Of Warmers Safe Care, however
be attributed recovery Of constitutional
cure, and undoubtedly wsrded of some
chronic disorder. The preparation is not q
cure all-it claims to restore the blood.puri.
flying organs to natural vitality; by so doing,
IL not only cures, bat prevents blood
corruption and disease. II YOu doubt its
power, ask your friends; millions have heard
ef il, hundreds of thousands have used If and
commend it.
The i'll feelings of spring time are cause
be more or less poisoned condition OF thu
blood; condition which grows worse ov nes-
lee, sspd finally may seno one TO the gravs.
One day young Dhysician discovered on
his nose what turned out to be malignant
ulceIation the blood virus attacked mis- brain
aud billed him.
A prominent merchant OF apparently az.
eraee health died suddenly the other day.
an examination showed that one kidney
Entirely deCsyed, had poisoned the blood ter
rally Had this condition been recognized
Ia time, re might have lived to the full
''ibfss scG1a aud ten
Every day we neglect to take ouch precau.
tiOus "a sTS herein indicated, We may ne said
TO drive nail into our coffin. The blood ia
poisoned every dsy; If il is not purified
every day, untimeiy death is inevitable.