Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-06-25
WHAT SCIENCE SAYS.
The "Fca rfuI aud wonderful, lmissiiy Per
Of the Human system
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The sFea rfuI aud W onderinp Tally Per-
Of the Human system t'f"p"
trayed. ,-.t tnaiust
I'm tne EDITORIAL columns Of the Scg, i9in ieant
H Iassne 81 d. editor writes the wv. human sys
an ,isri,fjl, ~ tho aiaraturies 81 s Ill., ar more
Tr, M tbink We have never read hh'i "
trustworthy one - labor.
"Man i the greatest Of all cheniea.i, d i1 hody
atori,s Magnify the smallest Cei % ~ eyes
and what a facto is spreal oelv ., Lilies OF
count ess chambers in which are ,4yina
air. masses of .pd matter. gobuie' vi u I'm,
liouid "A flash comes and the Wh'ie - s,,srv
etime and II .elful heat is carried NV ~ also
mart ~ IN syst,m. Electrical i0f'ts I'M
generate and are conveyed TO the " ''''i
muscles aud the various nerve ctnliefS- = we
TN another set of million cha'iI ,,.esi,,,;cal
SO various gassss and vapors. ny u in the
action thess are changed and purlne9 u. sav
lungs and the skin. The blood we Otter. ~ ~
is great living river. In Us curiIen ~. ~.
masses which the air in the lungs dld NJ
feet, bloclsof chalk: slabs of tarta, ~ ~
of bone-ash, strings Of albumeh' ti,,i are
molasses. and lines of alcohol NJ pin
these waste masses d spos'd Oi. Toti
where YOU viii in this great stIe'sl ~, svs.
must come to the purifying places OF w .riisiiia
tam Hern * iii activity and an inVlslDig
force reaches out into the stream, SelAes , o.
carries til mass OF waste into va't a,,aiIy
thence into a smaller reservoir, anu ma Ky
into a lar or reservoir, which re5ui'li9
charges its contents. iotbar
This separation Of limo. uric acid ana QUIZ lg
waste material from the blood, without ~
hing it OF a particle Of the lie tuld. i
human comprebension. In health this bioou,
purifying process is carried ON without "s'l
knowledge. The organs in viii h II IS uo. az
are faithful servants whose work Is silon' ~
long as heath romans. ...,.as a
"People strangely wait until pain STRIKES ,'.. !"
nerve before they will realize that t1c! n' ain
any trouble They do not know thlt lri t'r
Concerns chiefly the exterior, not the ll., ..t
of the body A certain set Of nerves cVL ht,,
these blood-purifying organs with we pIai y.
They may not gnaw and bite as does ny
tooth-aChe or . scratch, but they regularly
silently report. When these organs are lan
ing these nerves indicate it by drawing NV
blood from the face and cheek, leaving 'uJ
lip and eye blauched, by sending uric uvia
poison into the smallest veins, the ahlb w !
becoming gray, yellow or brown. iley Wy
prevent the publication Of the blood III lue
lungs and cause pulmonary difficulties, w All ~,
ness aul IA H. Who enjoys Ietfect neal u
especially in this land where we DuTl lho
candle in one mass! The athlete br, a IS doWi
in the race: the editor falls at his desk 'lle
merchant suceumhs in his counting rooii''
These event; should not bave been, uh,
expected, for nature long ago hung
out her lanterns of alarm W ilen lut
accident finally COMES, its fatal effect Is
seen in a hundred forms; either as conge'
ton, chronic weakness, rs wrong action ~
variable appetite, as head troubles, as paipl
tation and Irregularities of the heart "
premature decay, as dryneSs aud harshnes'
Of the skin, causing the hair to drop out OF
turn gray, as apoplexy, as paralysis, as gen
eral debility, blood poisoning, etc
PUT no faith then in the wiseacre whC
says there Is no danger as long az there Is nc
pain. Put no faith In the physician, VINO
ever he may be- who says it is d mere coll
or Slight indispOsition, He knows NUE.
any, more than you do about it. lie car
neither see nor examine these organs anu ue
ponds entirely upon experimental tests, ina
you can make as well as he.
''If the output is discolored or muddy, II /
contains albumen, lymph, crystals sweet o
morbid matter, is rcd with escaped blood, o
roily with gravel, mucous and froth, some
thing is wrong and disease and death are nc
far away.
"These organs which we have describe
thus at length, because they are really Oh
most important ones i'll the human system
the ones in which a large majority OF huma
ailments originate aud are sustained. are I'll
kidneys. They have not been much diseusse
in public, because it is concededathat the pr
fessior has little known power over then
What is wanted for such organs is snnp
medicine, which can do no harm to the mo-
delicate, but must be Of the greatest benet
to the afflicted. Such n remedy, trit
and proved by many thousands a
| over the world, is Warmers sa
cure With those in whom disease is dee
seated it is the only specific. For those
| whom the seeds are sown and the beglnnlr
of illness started it is an unfailing relianc
| 1t may be recommended to the well to pr
vent sickness, and the sick to prevent deaf
| With its aid the great filtaring engines of I'll
system keep on in their silent work witho
| interruption; without it they get out of get
| and then disease and death open the do
| and cross the threshold
| Such writing ought not only TO please b
to carry conviction that what Editor Las
ing, NJ D.-so high an authority-says
| true, and that his counsel is worthy the Q
tention and heed of all prudent, rigl
minded people.