Daily Republican., 1885-05-22
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Proves of EVER -Da3 Life.
a tew mouths ago the oountry was
tn rllied with the q ecouIt VI girl who,
at the rick Of her life, when the whirl-
ing II BOD of the swollen rivers was
VIZ sting great bridges from their foun'
dations, skipped aiong The ties OF
western railway, lantern in hand, and
saved train from certain destruction.
The state Of Iowa awarded her a suit
able medal for her bravery. In this
instance 1t was child who saved the
lives of many adults, but as rule, the
| ite of the child IL in the hands OF older
persons.
In November, 1883, a little eight
year old son of Danish parents was
suffering with diphtheria. The alta
was not severe, but he did not seem to
rally after the throat appeared perfectly
we'll. Nausea, headache and low fever
succeeded the sore throat, and two or
three days afterwards his limbs began
to swell mysteriously. The skin became
very dry, vomiting was frequent, nose
would stay in his stomach ut was
evident to our minds,' says Mrs.
Thomas Schmidt, wife Of the vice.
consul of Denmark, residing At
N etherwood, N. j., that some
ysterious malsdy was working ruin
in his system. Our physician said he
had the terrible brlghJ's disease. To
our suggest,on that certain prepare
ton be tried, he made no objection.
| We gave him six doses day, two
teas poonfuls at dose, i'll sweetened
water. 1t remained NJ on his stomach
and within week there Was marked
mprovement. The bowels became
regular without t. e use of cathartics,
and the nausea diminished; in three
weeks there was subsistence Of the
Idropsy, and by the middle OF May TIL
limbs were perfectly normal. He had
a good appetite, aud could take thr. c
lpints of milk daily. BY the first OF
May lie was up, and though he had
lspent six months in bed, no did not
feel particularly weak. In June be
was out, feeling perfectly well, and In
lJuly he weighed eight pounds more
than he did before he was taken sick.
To-day there il only slight unfavor'
ab.e condition in his system, and the
IpbysiciaDs say we have every reason tG
believe the child will be perfectly
we'll"
Mrs. Schmidt is certainly to be con
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follow, the use of Warmers safe cure
and she says: 1--WE feel bound to MAKE
this truly wonderful result known, AMI
are perfectly willing to have this iette
published Gratifying as is the result
Wrought, il is by no means singular, 10
Thousands Of children, who seemed
v eak and puny, have had their entir
nature hanged anu their future assure'
4, by a prompt use of the same prepare
don. Such disorders are Transmitted
Iby Inheritance, OF arise from children
!epidemic Diseases, the evil effects Q
which often prove fatal In later life
The secret OF The i'll health of man
children Is that their kidney and live
Iare not performing their naturf
work.
Il 1t was brave feat OF the brave gil
who or ssed the swollen stream o
the bridge to rave the lives OF Il
passengers; but it is Drawer deed, an
= one worthy Of wider recognition whicl
Il seeing the perils awaiting childhoo'
free from prejudice, with purPo
.lonly to save by any effective mean
= preserves to US the lives OF OF
children.