The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1885-04-30
THE DANGERS OF BLOOD POI
SONlNG.

Since the death of President Garfield
there seems to have been an increase il
the number of recorded cases of blood
poisoning.
A few weeks ago the Rev. NOAH
Schenek, d. D., of Brooklyn, had ar
operation performed on his foot, infam,
nation set in and death ensued. If 8
man be III good health, wound heals
rapidly, if the blood is corrupt, it is slow
to heal. Impure blood irrltates and in.
flames the whole system. Itfolows then,
if the blood purifying organs are derang
ed-slnce every particle of blood courses
through these organs over one hundred
times all hour-in q very short time the
blood poison must destroy all vitllity.
In the winter season Nature demands
heat-making food; in the spring she sets
up cooling process; and, to accomplish
this, she ordains that the change from
winter to summer shall be gradual; if her
laws were never violated, this provision
would be sufficient; they are violated,
therefore, We must furnish her help in
this spring house cleaning time; other
wise the seeds Of disease remain within us.
Blood is male in the stomach; it is
purified by the skin, lungs, liver and
kidneys. During long, cold winter.
the liver and kidneys are overworked; /; the
consequence is that in the spring these
organs are prostrated; the prostration is
Indicated by extremely dull, heavy feel.
lngs and weariness which seems to go
to the bone; headaches, furred tongue,
lack OF appetite, itcning and discoored
SKIN, mental irritabllity, depression of
spirits, neuralgia pains, convulsious,
chlils and fever, "maaria.
T0ese iiStle Irregularities of feeling are
Natures warnings; if neglected, disease
may get the UPPER hand If you intro
duce into the blood little kidney and
liver po.+aa. you can artihcially produce
the eabovo symptoms; it follows, therefore,
that to remove them, vitality must be
restored to those bood purifying organs.
If they cannot perform their work no
amount of medicine taken for other
organs can have any permanent effect IN
the system.
Brigadier General D. Fl. Bruce, busi
ness manager of the Syracuse IN. W
Journal in 1883, found that he was not
coming through the spring in good form;
he was not sick, but only out of condi
ton; to he timely use Of few bottles of
Warner 5 safe cure, however, he attributed
recovery of constitutional tone, and un-
doubtediy warded off some chronic dis
order. This preparation is not a cure all
1t claims to restore the blood purifying
organs to natural vitality; by so doug,
1t not only cures, but prevents boc.i
corruption and disease. If you doubt it's
power, ask your frinds; millions have
heard of it, hundreds Of thousands have
used il and commend it.
The Ill feelings of spring time are
caused by more or ieaa poisoned con
'tition of the blood; a condition which
grows worse by neglect, and finally may
send one to the grave.
One day young physician discovered
nn bls. noSe.what turned out to be ma
lignant liberation; the blood virus at
lacked bis brain and killed him.
A prominent merchant of apparently
average health died suddenly the other
lay; an examination showed that one
Kidney, entirely decayed, had poisnned
he blood terribly Had this oondit;on
ofen recognized in time, he might have
lVed to the full three score and ten"
Every day we neglect to take such
precautions as are herein indicated. we
nay be said to drive nail into our coffi,
lhe blood Is poisoned every day; il it is
lot purified every day, uItimely death
s inevitable,