Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-28

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IF Peoois s isSor under : ssry srsonsou'
5 -Iimprsasion who think that sn0h do.
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4 Irecord that primasilg or secondarily
Z Ithey are the cause Of very large per
I. lcsntage Of deaths.
ri vaooinatfcn u perfectly right nd
proper, for there is no better ppsvsntiv.
i knovn y the profession. A very small
= amount Of vacclne,if 1t sstAkps," affocfI
4 the whole sysbem. On the contnvys
livery small smeunt of medicineb II IS \
: Iof the right kind, he's equally powerful
: IefEsct in the blood when properly ad
z II sseems almost IKE vain repstition
3 to state that pure blood means go0t
"Ihesith. but Il q evident that tho belle
Ais popular from the fact that 90 mani
~ 20. called remedies are advertised % tn
= best blood puri6srs.
u Now. In order to purity the blood
"A lremedy must be alterAtiye, and In oon'
= siderable measure diuretic; that is q
Il lsay, It must have the elements In 1t tina
will act upon the blood - purihers anf
!. will promote the action Of the organ
" blood. Unless it has these elements !
z lie absurd to call It blood purifer.
= The tired feeling, the depressed head
- aches, the huttering IT the stomach
ol vertigo, . sense OF languor, nm inde
u ecrlbAble feeling Of upeAsiness AM
10 Irestiessness, all indicate, mot diseas
q. necessarily Of any one organ, bnt
" ltorpid and heavy condition Of the blood
or 1t Is impossible TO purify . stream o.
Icept at Its source. It IL impossible
20 keep the blood rich unless It 10 puride
2 by the organs which nature has PFC
!. vided for that purpose.
nn We have shown, az We think ever
ng journalist ought 70 show % his reader
are susceptible to the least cause distu
~ bing the natural operation Of the 81
~ tenn, sud II is also known that thei
y. ~ lorgans are provIded By nature to r
~ move the waste and poisonous materi'
~ LOT the blood and 10 wash It out OF q
~ eystem. This operation seemsvery sin
,sn "a Iple, but owing to the fact conceded
up the medical profession generally, unit
~. the discovefy Of Warner's safe cur
~ there was no known remedy which ha
y. Iany certain power over functional I
sIs q. chronic diseases Of the kidney or ov'
eouro blood impurfties, consequently bloc
~ IpurificatiQn through these organs hi
~ been difficult matter TO perform
y nature were &C I'll derAngsd.
S,S It is useless to multiply worda q
3 this subject, because that remedy has
Reputation conceded By tho most 4
\, Itelligent phystciAns, Of being withou
IL exception the most bensfcent discovsl
- in the realm Of medicine ever made.
Vaccination 10 jnstlfable and prop
e. pr0ventive Of smallpox, and II u
Iremedy above mentioned ID used
era vconnectiou with the operation Of Va
zed Iciuation, It u doubtful Il an injnrioV
: :, effsct will follow. The manufaotufe
y. state that they know from long 9,
N tended experience In treating the sicl
vas that blood disorders are extremely pr
un- vAlsnt and that, judging from the
AXE Iown experience, there can possibly
oIno agency 20 elective In preventiz
and curing such disorders ever know
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IN Iassistance at tho proper time BY . 81
-: lciAl agency suoh ~ we have name
cu persons 20 afflicted must succumb to :
Ia. forces which are constantly trying
'leo Idlaw them down.
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but cut short, which a called the Tamma
its Hall ont This style was hrst inAue
re-. |rneod by the world renowned Ell
80. Terry. Now, whether We approve
~ Ellen's style or not, We are compelled
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