Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-11-19
A NEW VIEW OF CONSUMPTION.

A NEW VIEW OF CONSUMPTION.
And One Which Appeals to Common Sense
Many Durable Cases.
il Medical Stilus]
Many persons die of Consumption who
could easily be cured" saws DR.. s. c. Clark.
OF Watertown, N. Y, eff they would go at it
Tn,ght l have new view of the disease.
How SO? What il it, theny'
~, Many cases of consumption are secondary.
lhe disease Itself prevails everywhere, but
sne pest practitioners refuse to attribute it
1Tely TO inheritance or the weather. If per-
son lives IN the most favorable climate in the
Morld and has any tendency to lung weakness,
II certain condition. exist in the system, that
climate, however favorable, will not prevent
development of the disease The disorder in
such cases is only secondary symptom in the
lungs a 81 some other ailment, and can never
oe cured until approached through it's source ;"
tes, doctor; but what is the method Of ap-
- IF you dip your finger in acid you burn it;
do .yy You n0''"
IF you wash the burnt finger every second
with thea acid, what is the RESULT"
why, constant inflammation, fostering, and
eventual destruction Of the finger"
NPreclssly! Now then for my method, which
cemmends 3, Itself to the reason and judgment
~; sAltAi ~! pfactitoner. You know GER
tam acids arc developed in the bo1y. Well,
II the system is all right, these acids are neu-
traiZed or utilized and carried out If the
system is run down by excuses, anxiety, con-
thnal exposure, or overwork, these acids &C
cnmulate in the blood. If there is any natural
ing natural affinity for it, and if the acid is
m n neutralized or passed out OF the system,
~ 't burns, uicerates and finally destroys the
lung ls this clear?"
Perfectly! But how do you prevent the &C.
chmuiatlon OF these acids in the svstem?n
:, irregularities of the liver and ki1neys create
TINS excess of acid, and the supply can be cut
on only by correcting the wrong action Of
these organs. The kidneys alone should carry
out IN quantity, in solution, enough of this
a lcS daily, which, if left in the blood, woul.!
Kill four men, When the stomach, the liver.
and the kidneys are all conspiring to inc ease
the acid, the wonder is that weak lungs resist
death as long as they do!'
But you have not told US how you would
treat such cases"
as an effect of this acid or Kidney poison in the
blood After having exhausted all authorized
remedies to correct this acid condition, was
compelled, in justice to my patients, to use
warmers safe cure; though q proprietary rem
cay, It ls now recognized, l sec, by leading
physlclans, by Presidents Of State Boards Of
Health, and by insurance physicians, as a sci
entltic and the only spec fic for those great
organs in which over ninety per cent of dis
eases originate or are sustained"
us this form of treatment successful?7
ut is wonderfully SO, and for that reason
am only too willing that you should announce
1t to the world of consumptives.
Note By the Publishers We have received
the above interview from H H. Warner & Co.,
Rochester, N. Y, with the request that we pub
llsh it for the good Of suferizg people, In q
foot note to their letter they say:
"The experience Of DR.. Clark is not strange
to US. In our correspondence we have found
that many thousands Of people are suffer. ng
from what they think is consumption, whereas
the real difficulty is with the liver and kid
neys, proven by the fact that when these or
gans are restored to health by the use of War;
her g safe cure the consumption disappears,
and 80 does uremic or kidney poisoning, which
causes 80 many symptoms of diseases that the
human system is subject to-. The same may
dition of the system We insist upon what
We always have claimed, if you remove the
cause, the system will soon perfect tAt arork
already begun Mrs Rev. DR.. Theodore Wolf,
of Gettysburg, Pa, wife of the editor OF the
Lutheran Quarterly, said her friends thought
her far gone with consumption but after a
thorough treatment with Warmers safe cure,
she says: L am perfectly WE'LL We can cite
thousands Of such cases, but one is enough
If you publish the above article, kindly send
ats a marked copy"
We gladly give place to the article, for if We
can in any way stay the ravages of coneump-
ton, which carries away 80 many millions
yearly, it is our bnunden duty so to do. Pun.