Daily Republican., 1885-01-15
WHAT Is MALARIA?
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Disease that Defies Analysis.

The once accepted theory that mala.
ria fiourished only in wet, swampy
localities, and followed the clearing OF
large tracts of land ; 10 no longer ten.
able, as the majority Of its victims are
now mum bered among inhabitants OF
cities and long established settleme t..
But laying aside all questions of
theory we come face to face with the
vital question, what is malaria and
how sit to be successfully vanquished? +?
To the first enquiry we reply, NAL aria
Chad air) from which the word is de.
rived, explains its character exactly.
Bad air taken into the lungs and dis.
seminated through the blood, poisons
the entire system, and typhoid fever,
malarial fever, diphtheria and other
dangerous diseases follow. Equally
bad effects result from contaminated
water, bad drainage, or continued over
exertion, as they all cause loss of nerve
life, the essei- ce Of physical we'll being.
Malarial poison cannot be detect ted
by chemical tests, and is only known
by Its effects upon the system
One OF the worst cases of malaria was
that of Mrs. G. f. Boshen, of 67 Fifth
street, Troy, New York. Her expert
ence, of great value, is given, that
others may receive like benefit. She
suffered not only from malaria, her
completion being of q saffro,. hue, bat
also from enlargement of the liver. Her
appetite was ravenous, especially for
acids. "One day." says Mrs. Boshen,
my physician asked for samrle OF
fluid for chemical analysis. l was then
passing ounces day, which he re.
ported as very bad, and that he could
do no more tor me, as had all the in.
dicatious Of brighl's disease. | then
went TO a specialist on Madison avenue,
New York, who recommended electrici.
| ty, saying | had spinal disease. For
six months did not have natural
movement of the bowels. l took in all
10 electrical treatments. | was much
hloated, and have weighed as high as
l75 pounds. | would have periods of
nsciousness, seeing my friends
but being unable to converse. hacking
pains pierced the base of my brain. l
became 30 dizzy could not walk across
the floor without support. also to a
great extent lost my memory. l then
began to use Il preparation | had fire.
quently heard OF, but confess l had but
little faith in.
At first it made me deathly sick,
bat after the bile had been eliminated
began to amend and dismissed my
physician. When l commenced the
new treatment l weighed 160 pounds.
In three months l was down to my
natural weight, 140 pounds. have q
good appetite, my liver performs its
functions, my complexion is good, and
no one wonld think from my appear
ance that l had ever been III. My
fluids are normal, my bowels greatly
improved. My headaches and dizzi-
ness have disappeared" The case of
William Wallace Lounsbury, of 228
Lake street, Chicago. H., is another
remarkable one He says: "In addi.
tion 70 being dizzy and having sallow
complex ion, my digestion was very
poor, and / suffered almost continually
with severe pains in my bowels. FL
nally l became to i'll too leave my bed
and called in an allopath physician of
thirty-seven years practice. He pre-
scribed quinine. After being in bed a
week without receiving any benefit,
and having night sweat which colored
my.linen yellow, concluded to take
my wife's advice and try Warmers
safe cure. From the first 1t hel ped me,
and after taking six bottles, with safe
pills, | was cured entirely of all pain,
poor digestion and body discharges,
healthy color took the place OF q sallow
one, and felt like new creature.
From the above it will be observed
that malaria has no certain local tiles
for its own, but turks where bad air and
water predominate. The only sure
method to counteract its poisonous Of.
fects is to check its first developments.