The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-01-15
WHAT'S MALARIA?
A Plan to Successfully Combat Disease
That Deiies Analysis.

A Plan to Successfully Combat Disease
That Defies Analysis.
The once accepted theory that malaria
hourished only in wet, swampy locali'
ties, and followed the clearing of large
tracts of land, is no longer tenable, as
the majority of its victims are now
numbered among inhabitants of cities
and long-established settlements.
But LAYING aside all questions of the
DRY we come face to face with the vital
question: What is malaria, and how is
it to be successfully vanquished? To
the first inquiry wereply: Malaria Dad
air), from which the word is derived,
explains its character exactly. Bad air
taken into the lungs and disseminated
through the blood poisons the entire
system, and typhoid fever, malarial
fever, diptberia and other dangerous dis
eases follow. Equally bad effects result
from contaminated water, Dad drainage
or continued over-eXertion, as they all
cause loss OF nerve life, the essence OF
physical well being.
Malarial poison cannot be detected by
chemical tests, and Is only known by
its effects upon the system.
One OF the worst cases of malaria is
that of Mrs G. +. Boshen, of 67 Fifth
street, Troy, New York. Her expert
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others may receive like benefit. She
suffered NOT only from malaria, her
complexion being of n saffron hue, but
also from enlargement of the liver.
Her appetite was ravenous, especially for
acids "Ono day." says Mrs. BOshen,
"my physician asked tor u sample OF
fluid for chemical analysis. l was then
passing seven ounces n day, which he
reported as 'very bad,' and that he
Il e., Il hnI
the Indications of bright's disease. !
then went to a specialist on Madison
avenue, New York, who recommended
electricity, saying had spinal disease,
For six months did not
have natural movement OF
the bowels. took in all 10 electrical
treatments. | was much bioated, and
have we ghed * high DIS l15 pounds.
would have periods of seni-uncon-
seriousness, seeing my friends, but being
unable 10 converse. RackinS pains
pierced the base OF my brain. / became
50 dizzy could NOT walk across the
floor without support. L also, to great
extent, lost my meIhOry. | then began
to use Il preparation l had Frequently
heard OF, but confess | had but little
faith in it.
"At first it made me deathly sick, bnt
after the bile had been elm mated
DeHdh 10 alileuu anu hlSulis~t'l
my physician. When L commenced
tie new treatment L weighed
l6u pounds. In three months
was down tn my natural weight, lit
pounds. | h We a good appetite, ny
liver performs it's functions, my com
pleXion il good, and no one would
think from my appearance that / had
yer been i'll. My fluids are normal, my
bowels greatly improved. My head.
aches and all dizziness have disap-
peared." The case of William Wallace
Louushury, of 22S Lake street, Chicago,
Illinois, il another remarkable one. He
says: "In addition to being dizzy and
having sallow complexion, my diges-
ion was very poor and suffered almost
continually with severe pains in my
bowels. Finally, i became too i'll to
leave my bed, and called in an allOpath
physician of 81 years practice. He pre-
scribed quinine. After being in bed a
week without receiving any benefit, land
having night sweats which colOred my
linen yellow, concluded to take my
wife's advice and try Warmers Safe
cure. From the first it helped me, and
after taking six bottles, with safe pills,
1 was cured entirely OF all pain, poor di-
geslion and bloody discharges, heal
thy color took the place OF 4 sallow one,
and felt like new creature"
: From the above it will be observed
that malaria has no certain localities for
it's own, but turks wherever bad air and
water predominant. Tho only sure
method to counteract its poisonous
effects is to check its first develop
mentS.