Daily Republican., 1885-05-07
The Dangers of Blood POISONING

Since the death of Pres ident Garfield ;,
there seems TO have been an increase in
the mum Der Of recorded cases Of blood
poisoning.
A few weeks ago the Rev. Noah
Schenck, d. D., of brooklyn, had an
operation performed on his foot, in.
t1ammation set in and death ensued.
If a man be in good health, wound
heals rapidly; If the blood is corrupt,
| 1t is slow 10 heal. Impure blood
irritates and inflames the whole system.
Ii follows then, il the blood purifying
organs are deranged-since every
particle of blood courses through these
organs over one hundred times an hour
I'm very short time the blood poison
must destroy all vitality.
In the winter season Nature demands
heat. making food; III the spring she
sets up cooling process; and, &c
accomplish this, she ordains that the
change from winter TO summer shall bt
grad ual; if her laws were never viola
ted, this provision would be sufficient
ithey are violated, therefore we mus,
furnish her help in this spring house
cleaning time; otherwise the seeds Of
disease remain within US.
Blood is made in the stomach it II
lparified by the skin, lungs, liver anc
kidneys. During long, cold winter
Ithe liver and kidneys are overworked
the consequence is that in the sprinj
these organs are Frustrated; the prostra
/ ton is indicated by extremely dull
/, heavy feelings and a WEAKNESS which
seems to go to the bone; headaches
furred tongue, lack of appetite, itchini
and discolored skin, mental irritabilty
=, depression of spirits, neural gic pains
lconvulsions, caills and fever, ina
laria."
These little Irregularities of feeling
are Natures warnings; if neglected
3 disease may get the upper hand. l
you introduce into the blood a littl
kidney and liver poison, you cal
artificially produce the above symp
Z toms; it follows, therefore, that +
remove them, vitality must be restored
> to those blood purifying organs.
lthey cannot perform their work II
e ,amount of medicine taken for othe
5rgans can have any. permsnent effec
4 in the system.
It Brigadier General d. H. Bruce
!. busine ss manager Of the Syracuse (N
n y Journal in 1883, found that he wa
e not coming through the spring in SOC
v form; he was not sick, but only cut {
o Icondition; to the timely u.se Of a fe'
Q bottles of Warmers safe cure, however
y he attributed recovery OF constitute,
eial tone, and u...doubtedly wardrd O
Il some chrop..c disorder. This prcpar
IL ton Is not cure-all-it claims
res..ore the blood-purifying organs
fnatursl Vitality by 20 doing, it n
IS only cures, but prevents blood ccrru
o. ton and disesse. fyou doubt its powe
"a ask your irieEds; millions hive hea
n of it, hundreds OF thousands have us,
:. it and cim mend it.
al The il,-fee'ings OF spring time q
u caused by mo4e or less poison,
T condition of tie blood; q cood:ti,
e. which grows worse by mcgee. al
all finally may send one to the g-s.Te.
II enc day a young physician iiscovt
ID ed on his rose what turned o-t to bs
Una IigEant liberation; the blood viz
attacked his brain anu KILLED him.
at 4 prominent merchan- Of apparent
>, average health died suddenly t
III l0.her day an exsiuingtion show eo q
:, one kidney, entirely decayei, !
u ip1ieoneu the blood .erribly. Had u
alcondition ben recognized IN time,
let ght have lived to the full - Ii
90 scare and ten"
ra- Every Gay we neglect TO take FL
precautions as are herein iudicar
We may be said 10 drive raj! II
Ter our e6tiin. TIE blood is poisoned; ev,
=, day; II II ia not purified every d
IN untiLIely death is inevitable.
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