The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-04
WHAT SCIENCE SAYS
The Fearful and wonderfuI7
Mechanism CT the Human
System Graphically
~ Portrayed.

I'm he EDITORIAL columns II the New York An
styst H. lAssing, NJ D., eiitoV, writes the fo-loT-
ing ocauulul description n the hboratoEies %
the human gystem. We think we have never
reada inaer or more trus.werthy one-l
MAN is the greatest of all chem
zeal laboratories. Magnify the very
smallest cell OF the body and what
factory is spread before the eyes:
countless chambers in which are
globes of air, masses OF solid matter,
Rlebules of dying liquid; a fash
comes and the whole is consumed
and needful heat is carried into every
part of the system. Electrical forces
also generate and are conveyed 10
the brain, the muscles and the va
s-ious nerve centers.
In another set of a million cham
hers we see va ions gases and va
pors. By chemical action these are
changed and purified in the lungs
and the skin. The blood we often
say is q great living river. In its
current are masses which the air in
the lungs did not affect: blocks OF
chalk slabs of tartar; pieces Of bone
ash; strings of aIbumen; drops of
mOlasses, and lines OF alcohol. How
are these waste masses disposed Off
Begin where YOU will in this great
ctream you must come to the puri-
lying places oil the system. Here Is
all activity and an invisible force
reaches -Out into the stream, seizes
and carries this mass of waste into
vast trenches, thence into q smaller
reservoir, anu finally into a larger
reservoir, which regularly discharges
it's contents.
This separation Of lime, uric acid
and other waste material from the
blood without robbing 1t OF a particle
OF the life fluid, passes human COM
preleDsion. In health this blood
purifying process is carried on with
o1t eur knowledge. The organs in
which itis done are faithful servants
whose work is silent as long as
heal4h remains.
People strangely wait until pain
strikes nerve before they will real
iZe that they have any trouble. They
do not know that pain concerns
chiefly the exterior not the interior
OF the body. A certain set OF nerves
connect the blOod-purifying organs
With theCbrain. They may not gnav
and bite as does the tOoth-ache or a
scratch, but they regularly, silently
report. When these organs are
falling these nerves indicate it by
drawing the blood from the face and
cheek, leaving the lip and eye
blanehed, by sending uric acid poi
son into the smallest veins, the skin
homecoming gray, yellow or brown.
They also prevent the publication
Of the blood in the lungs and cause
pulmonary difficulties, WEAKNESS
andpsin. Who enjoys perfect health,
especially in this land where we
burn the candle in one mass2 The
athlete breaks down in the race;
the editorials at his desk the mer-
ehantsuccumbsin bis counting-room.
These events should not have been
unexpected, for nature long ago hung
out her lanterns of alarm When
the accident finally comes, its fatal
effect is seen in q hundred forms,
either as congestion, chronic weak
ness, as wrong action, as variable
appetite rs head troubles, as pal
pitation and irregularities of the
heart. as premature decay, as dry
ness and harshness Of the skin,
causing the hair TO drop out or turn
gray, AS apQplexy, as paralysis, as
general debility, blood poisoning,
etc.
Pat no faith then in the wiseacre
who says there is no danger as long
as there is no pain. Put no faith
in the physician, whoever he may
be, who says ii Is mere cold or a
slight indisp position. He knows
little, II any 2lore than you do about
IL. he can neither see nor examine
these organs and depends entirely
upon experimental tests, that you
can make as wei Is he.
iii the ouig.s is diseolored or |
muddy, ii il contains albumen,
lymph, crystals, sweet or morbid |
matte-, as red with escaped blood, |
or roliy with gravel, mueus and |
roth, s6.Iething is wrong and disease
and death are not far away.
These organs which We have |
described thus at length, because
they are really the most important
ones in the human system, the ones
in which large majority of human 1
ailments originate and are sustained, /
are the kidneys. They have not
been much discussed in public be-
cause il is conceded that the profess
sion has little known power over
them What is wanted for such
is simple medicine, which
ean do1o harm to the most delicate.
but must be of the greatest benefit !
70 the afflicted. Such 3 remedy.
lried and proved by many thousands |,
Ill over the world, is Warmers safe
Cure. With those in whom diseas.
IS deep seated il is the only specific.
For those in whom the seeds are
;own and the beginning OF Illness
started, it IS an unfailing reliance. |;
It may be recommended 10 The xeH
% prevent sickness and the sieE %
prevent death. With its aid the /:
yreat iltering engines OF the system
leep on their silent work Without
Interruption; Eithout it they &c! out
4 gear and then disease and death