Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-04-22
Tho Dauger:of blood Poisoniug.

Since the death Of President Garfield, there
seems to have been an Increase in the number
Of recorded cases Of blood poisoning.
A lev weeks ago the Rev. Noah Schenck,
D. D., of Brooklyn, had an operation per-
formed on his foot, Inflammation set in and
death ensued II man be In good health, q
wound heal, rapidly; II the blood Is corrupt,
it is slow to heal. Impure blood irritates and
ipfames the whole system II follows then,
if the blood purifying organs are deranged-
since every particle OF blood courses through
these organs over one hundred times an hour
In q very short time the blood poison must
destroy all vitality.
In the winter season Nature demands heat
making food; in the spring she sets up
cooling process and, to accomplish this, sbe
ordains that the change from winter to sum-
mer shall be gradual; IL her laws were never
violated, this provision would be sufficient |;
they are violated, therefore we must fur
nish her help in this spring house-cleaning
time; Otherwise the seeds Of disease remain
within US.
Blood 10 made in the stomach; it is puri-
he'd 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 pros
trated; the prostration is indicated
by extremely dull, heavy feelings and a
weariness which seems to 70 to the bone
headaches, furred tongue, lack Of sppetite
itching and discolored skin, mental irritabil-
ity, depression OF spirits, neuralgia pains, con-
vulsions, chillS and fever, malaria"
These little Irregularities Of feeling are Ma.
lures warnings; il neglected, disease may get
the upper hand. II you introduce into the
blos . little kidney and liver poison, you can
artifcially produce the above symptoms; il
| follows, therefore, that TO remove them, vita
| ity must be restored TO those blood 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. n. Bruce, business
manager Of the Syracuse IN. " Journal in
1883, foand that be was not coming through
the spring in good form be was not sick, but
only out Of condition; to the timely use of .
| few bottles Of Warmers safe cure, however, he
attributed recovery of constitutional tone, aud
! undoubtedly warded off some chronic disease.
This preparation 10 net . cure-sll-it claims
to restore the blood purifying organs 70 nat
ural vitality; by 80 doing it not only cures,
but prevents blood corruption and disease. II
yon doubt its power, ask your friends; mil
llsns have heard OF 1t, hundreds Of thousands
have used it and commend it,
The ill-'eelings Of Sping time are caused
| by more or less poisoned condition OF the
blood; condition which grows worse by
neglect, and finally may send one to the
grave.
One day young ply sicisn discovered on
bis nose what turned out to be a malignant
liberation; the blood virus attacked his braiu
and killed hin.
prominent merchant Of apparently aver
age health died suddenly the other day; an
examination showed that one kidney, entirely
decayed, had poisoned the bio d terribly
had this condition been recognized in time,
he might have lived to the fall three score
and ten"
Every day We neglect 70 take such precau-
tions as are here indicated, we may be said to
drive nail into our CONN. The blood is
poisoned every day; If it is aot purified every
day, untimely death is inevitable.