Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-01
VACCINATION.
Some OF Its Dangers and the Method of
Avoiding Them.

Some OF Its Dangers and the Method o
Avoiding Them.
| l. A. Lorsiand, n D. IN Medical World.
Several years ago vaccinated person who's
health had always been excellent and who ha'
never had any kidney disease. The lymph use
was bovine, obtained directly from one OF the mos
reliable propagators in the country. The opera
| ton was carefully performed, ano was success
lar a. relates TO its primary object. In about |
month after vaccination the patient became dIoP
steal. The urine was heavily charged with al
bumen; the skin was dry appetite and strength
diminished, In short the phenomena Of typica
case of accute albuminuria existed. SO obyiou!
was the cause of death that no post-morte exam
| nation was made. Authoritiei mention anima
and zymotic poisons as among the causes producing
Bright disease. They speak OF scarlet fever
measles, smallpox, as sometimes being the cause
OF albuminuIia If this is So there Ia no good rea'
son why vaccination may not occasionally oecont
an Geological laetor In the case We are consider
ing, the evidence that Ii was the cause Is quite
plain. The precise way in which The % ison gained
an entrance into the system and performed it
deadly work, IL 10 impossible TO determine. Should
Brights disease arise even in rare instances after
vaccination the sooner the profession md II Out
the better 1t win be for suffering humanity"
DR.. Loveland clearly shows that even so
simple matter as vaccination is liable to
result in Brights disease. Indeed medical
authorities state that during the prevalence
of smallpox there is albuminuria, and if
this is SO, undoubtedly vaccination, which
produces a mild form of the disease, will
be attended by some manifestation thereof.
The fact Of the matter is, and it is get.
ting to be more and more recognized ev-
cry day, very little disturbance Of the
system will produce arrangements Of the
kidneys, which, eventually, result in
Brights disease. 0verwork, mental or
physical; over anxiety; physical excuses;
mental worry; excessive indulgence in
certain stimulants and narcotics; irregu-
lsrities of hfe'and habits; the taking OF a
cold; changes Of season and climate, all
have tendency to affect the system unfa-
vorably and to produce a diseased condi-
ton Of the kidneys.
People labor under very erroneous i'm.
preston who think that such disorders are
rare, for it is q matter of record that, pri-
marily or secondarity they are the cause of
o very large percentage Of deaths.
Vaccination is perfectly right and prop
er, for there is no better preventive known
to the profession. A very small amount Of
vaccine if it takes" affects the whole sys.
tenn. On the contrary q very small
amount of medicine, if it is of the
right kind, has equally powerful effect in
the blood when properly administered.
1t seems almost like vain REPETITION to
state that pure blood means good health,
but it is evident that the belief ia popular
from the fact that 30 many of the socslled
remedies are advertised as the best blood
purifiers.
Now, in order to purify the blood
remedy must be Alternative, and in con-
siderable measure q diuretic; that is to
say, it must have the elements in it that
will act upon the blood as purifiers and
will promote the action of the organs which
remove the poison from the blood. Unless
il has these elements it is absurd to call it
A blood purifier.
The tired feeling; the depressed head
aches; the futteripg at the stomach,
vertigo; q sense Of lsDguor; an indescrib'
able feeling Of uneasiness and restlessness,
al indicate, not disease necessarily of any
one organ, but q torpid and heavy condi-
ton of the blood. 1t is impossible to
purify q stream except ct its source. 1t
is impossible to keep the blood rich unless
It ia purified by the organs which nature
has provided for that purpose.
We have shown, as we think every jour
nalist ought 10 show to his readers, if able
to do 90, that the human kidneys are sus-
ceptible to the least cause disturbing the
natural operation of the system, and it is
also known that these organs are provided
by nature to remove the waste and poison
Gus material of the blood and to wash it
out of the system. This operation seems
very simple, but owing tothe fact conceded
by the medical profession generally, until
the discovery of Warmers safe cure, there
was no known remedy which had any GER
tain power over functional or chronic dis
eases OF the kidneys or over blood impuri-
ties, consequently blood publication
through these organs has been difficult
matter to perform if nature were a. all
deranged.
1t is useless to multiply words on this
subject because that remedy has reputa-
ton conceded by the most intelligent ply
sicians, of being without exception tne
most benifcent discovery in the realm Of
medicine ever made.
Vaccination is justifsble and proper as
O preventive of smallpox, and if the
remedy above mentioned is used in con-
nection with the operation of vaccination,
it is doubtful if an injurious effect will fol-
low. The manufacturers state that they
know from long extended experience in
treating the sick that blood disorders are
extremely prevalent, and that. judging
from their own experience, there can pos
ably be no agency so effective in prevent.
ing and curing such disorders ever known.
Children and grown people alike are sub
iect to it and unless nature is given assist
Ance at the proper time by a special sgen-
cy such as we have named, persons 30 at.
aicsed must succumb to the forces which
are constantly trying to drag them down.