The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-12-03
vACCIEATIoN.
some of Its Dangers and the Metnod of
Avoiding Them.

avoiding Them.
IL, =. Loveland, n. D., in Medical World
Several Yeas ago / vsccinRted q person
whose health hsd Gixa. been excellent and
who had never had any kidney disease. The
lymph u ed was bovine, obtained from one
the most reliable propae ators IN the country.
The operation WAS carefully per ormed, and
was success as FAR - relates TO primary Cb-
ieCt. In about month after the V4scInat on
the patient became dropsicaI The urine
was heavily charged with albumen: the skin
was dry; appetite and strength dimInisheC
in short, the phen0Inena Oh typical case OF
acute alDuminuria existed. so obvious was
the cause OF death that no post norton exam
inaIIon was n ade- Authorities mention ami
NAL and zgmotic poisons as among the causes
producing BrighG'S disease. They speak of
times being the cause of albumiuuria Ii
this Is 80, there Is no good reason why yaeci-
nation may not occasionally become an elio-
logical factor an the case We are considering
Ehe precise way In which the poison gained
an entrance into the system and performed
lts deadly WORK, lt IS impossible 70 deteE-
mine. Should Bright's disease arise, even in
rare ms tanees, alter vaccination, the sooner
the prof ession ind II out the better 1t Will lie
for suffering humanity"
DIR. Loveland clearly shows that even
so simple matter as vaccination is la
ble'tO result IN Brights disease. Indeed
medical authorities state that during the
prevalence of small pox there is aIbu-
minuri, and If this is SO, undoubtedly vac
cInatlon, which produces a mild form of
the disease, Will be attended by some
manifestation thereof,
The fact OF the matter Is, and Is getting
TO be more and more Recognized every
day, very little disturbance OF the sSs-
tenn will produce deran gements OF the
kidneys, which, eventually, result IN
Brlght's disease. OYerwork, mental or
physical; over anxiety; physical excess
| es; mental worry; excessive indulgence
in certain stlmulants and narcotics; IT.
| Tegulsrities OF lie habits the taking of
| cold change of season and climate, all
have d tendency to affect the system I'M
favorably and to produce a diseased con-
| dltion OF the kidneys.
People labor under very erroneous
| impression who think thst such disor-
ders are rare, for it is matter of record
/ that PRIMARILY or secondarily they are
the cause of a very large percentage of
/ deaths.
Vaccination is perfectly right and
| proper, Tor there is no better preventa-
| tive known 10 the profession. A very
small amount Of vaccine, if it "takes,"
| affects the whole system. On the con-
1 trary, q very small smeunt of medicine,
if it Is o. the right kind, has equally
powerful effect 10 the blood when prop
| erly administer.
1t seems almost like vain repetition To
| state that pure blood means good health,
| but il Is evident that the belief is popu
| lar from the fact that so many so-called
| remedies are advertise d as the best bloc d
purifiers.
/ Now, in order to purify the blood q
remedy must be Alternative, and in con-
! siderable measure a diuretic; that is to
say, it must have elements in 1t that will
act upon the blood as purifiers and will
promote the action of the organs which
| remove the poison from the blood.
I e /. al .
to call il blood purifier.
The tired feeling; the deprt ssed head
| aches; the huttering at the stomach,
vertigo; sense OF languor; and indie
scribable feE ling of II stlessness, all indi-
cate, rot disease necessarily of any one
organ, bu; torpid and heavy condition
of the blood. 1t is impossible to purify
a stream except at ii source. 1t Is i'm
possible to keep the blood rich unless il
is purified by the organs which nature
has provided for that purpose
| We have shown, as We thibk every
journalist ought TO show TO his readers,
| if able 10 do SO, that the human kidneys
are susceptible 10 the least cause dis
turbing the natural operation of the sys.
tenn, and il is also known that these OF.
| gans are provided by nature 10 remove
the waste and poisonous material of the
| blood aud to wash IL out of the system
| This operation seems very simple, bui
owing to the fact conceded by the med.
ical profession generally, until the dis
| coYery Of Warmers safe cure, there was
no known remedy which had any Ger.
l tain power over functional or chronic
diseases of the kidneys or over blood
impurities, consequently blood purifica.
| ton through these organs has been a
difficult matter to perform If nature
| we're at all dersnged.
1t IS useless to multiply words on this
| subject because that remedy has q repu-
taiion conceded by the most intelligent
physicians, of being without exception
the most benefcient discovery in the
realm of medicine ever made.
II Vaccination is justifiable and proper
as preventative of small pOx, and II the
| remedy above mentioned Is used In con.
nexion with the operation of VAGINA
ton, IL IS doubtful If so injurious effect
Will follow. The manufacturers state
that they know from long extended ex.
pelience il treating the sick, thst blood
1 disorders are extremely prevalent end
thus, judging from their own experience,
there can possibly be nc agency so effec.
tive in preventing and curing such dis
orders ever known. Children and grown
people alike are subject to 10 and unless
nature is given assistance at the proper
time by special agency such as we have
named, persons go affected must sue
cumb 10 the forces which are constantly
trying 70 draw them down.