Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-03
a NEW VIEW OF COMMUNION
Aud One which Appeals TO Common
Sense MANY Durable Cases

Many persons die of consumption
who would easily be cured. says DR.. 5.
c. Clark, of WATERFOWL, n Y, If they
would 90 at it right. have new view
of the disease Consumption is not ais
ways of lung origin"
How so? What is il then?'
Many cases of consumption are sccon-
Diary. The disease itself prevails every
where but the best practitioners refuse
TO attribute it entirely to Inheritance or
the weather. If a person lives in the
most favorable climate in the world and
has any tendency to lung weakness, if
certain conditions exist in the system,
that climate, however favorable. will not
prevent development Of the disease
The disorder IN such cases is only sec
ondary symptom in the lungs of some
other allment. and can never be cured
until approached through its source"
Yes. doctor; but what is the method
of approach?'
If you dip your finger in acid you
burn 1t; do you not?'
Yes"
If you wash this burnt finger every
second with the acid. what is the result?"
Why. inflammation fostering
and eventful destruction of the finger !"
Precisely, Now then for my method
which commends itself to the reason and
Judgment of every skillful practitioner
You knew certain acids are developed in
the body. Well, if the system Is all right
these acids are Deutralized or utilized and
carried out. If the system is run dow by
excuses, anxiety. continual exposure, or
overwork, these acids accumulate in the
blood. Ii there is any natural weakness
in the lung, this acid attacks it, having
natural affinity for it. and if the acid is
not neutralized or passed out of The sys-
TEN, it burns, ucerates and finally des~
troys the lung Is this clear"
Perfectly! But how do you prevent
the accumulation of these acids in the
system2'
irregularities of the liver and kidneys
create this excess of acid and the supply
can be cut off only by correcting the
wrong action of these organs. The kid
neys alone should carry out in quantity,
in solution. enough of this acid daily,
which if left in the blood, would kill four
men. When the stomach, tue liver and
the kidneys are all cOnsplri0g to increase
the acid, the wonder is that weak lungs
resist death as long as they dol'
But you have not told me how you
treat such cases
NO, but | will. The lungs are only
diseased as an effect of the acid or kid
new poison in the blood. After having
exhausted all authorized remedies to cor
rect this acid condition, l was compelled
IN justice to my patients, to use Warmers
safe cure; though proprietary remedy,
it is now recognized. | see by leading
physicians. by presidents of State Boards
of Health and by insurance physicians
as a scientific and the only specific for
those great organs in which over ninety
per cent of diseases originate or are sus-
tanned"
is this form of treatment successful"
1T is wonderfully so, and for that
should announce it to the world of con-
sumptives.'
NOTE BY THE PUBLISHERS: We have
received the above interview from H. H.
Warner & Co, Rochester, n. Y, with
the request that We publish it for the
good of suffering peoble. In foot note
10 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 suffering from what they think
is consumption, whereas the real dlftiCul'
iy is with the liver and kidneys, proven
by the fact that when these organs are
restored to health by the use of Warmers
safe cure, the consumption disappears,
and so does uremic or kidney poisoning,
which causes so many symptoms of dis
eases that the human system is subject
10. The same may be said of rheuma-
tism, caused by an acid condition of the
system. We insist upon what we always
have claimed, If you remove the cause,
the system will soon perfect the work al
ready 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 con-
SUMPTION but after thorough treat
ment with Warmers safe cure. she says:
| am perfectly well" We can cite
thousands of such cases, but one is
enough. If you publish the above arti
Gle kindly send US a marked copy
We gladly give place to the article, for
if we can in any way stay the ravagcs of
consumption, which carries away so
many millions yearly, it is our bounden
duty so to do. ]-PuB.