Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-04-26
uPNEUMON IA"
Way not Call this Terrible Seourge os
its RIghtfuI Name

fNer Tgrt TfegrrH
Many n strong. weil-built man leaves
| home to-day: before night no VII have a
| chtI ana in q few hours VIII bedeadl
-rhis is the way the dreaded pneumonia
akes people OF.
The list OF notable men who are its VIC
tins Is appalling.
L. sweeps over the land Ike n seourgs
/ and dss,roy- pocg anu rich alike
Every one breads L. Its coming - sud
| den, its termination usually speedy.
What causes IT.
Pneumonia, we arc told. is invited bT a
| certain eandfic- - nc system. Indicated i
| one has occasional chlls and levers q ten
| dency to cold IN the tEroct and lungs, rhcu-
matte and neura.c1c pains, extreme ufed
feelings. short breath and pleHrtuc stitches
in the side. los. - appetite, back ach~
nervous unrest. scaldiug sensations, OF
scant and discnlored funds. heart hItter-
inrs, sour stomach. distressed look puhy
eye sacs, hot aad dry slau, loss OF strength
aud vitnht-
These indications may uot appear 70
gether. they may come, disappear and re-
! appear for years. tho person not realizing
that the~ ARE naf1rr wnrptrg Of a coming
calamity. In other WORDS, x pne4moa.'
I 14GN ULN EAaAaEAA ID "a WIN A"L EN f
ing such symptoms some lees sudden but
quite - fatal malady certainly Will.
A celebrated New York physician toll the
Trt5ass that pneumonia was a secondary
disorder. tho exposure ant cld bciug s!mp-
IN the agent vslseh asvrlop~ ~" dis~7sr, ei
rta,iy dormant in the syrtcm, because The
kidneys have been but partially doing taelr
duty. In short, pueumoa.l IS but IN early
Indication u y hrights disrassd condition.
This impaired acton may e>la. IT. tcar'
without tie patient ~sgspcc.iug 10 beeluso
no pli1 wil be felt in the kdrcy5 or their
vicinity and often IL can b. drtcctct only
by chemical md u.,r1scop.cal observe
TONS.
Nearly iaIottas 40 deaths in New Ycrli
city the first week in april (ard In six
weeks Isl del;hll wcrc caused by pncu-
mouiat
The disease ia very obstinate, and II tho
accompanying kidney disorder Is very far
advanced. recovery is impossible, for the
kidneys give put entirely. and the patient s
literally suG1ated IS ~ltr.
The only safeguard against Pneumonia IL
to MAINTAIN a vigorous condition OF the sys-
ten, aad tina. prer-t' ~ aNi-t.. by using
whatever VIII radically and cfectGally re-
store fan vitality t, tae ~EHineys, for, Vney
are MT sysauf, Bt<sHtJtE ctIHot D. nrsssHt~i,
For this purpose there Il nothing 10 eggal
Warusr'a safe el.ry % remedy Known %
millions, used probably by tgndrsis -
thousands ard r7maic1aci a1 = standard
specific wherever suo,vr anil gsad f. d0e-
not pretend - cure an attack Of pneu-
mouia, but It due. rerloat tecit.@ ~ Gut pre-
rent that d,sere r tugs ia Gias. No rcas0ua-
BILE man can doubt this II he regards the
personal experience OF thousands o. honor
able men.
When q physician says hEa patient has
either bright dlselsa or pneuHl1uIthc con
fesses his inability 10 c8re, and in p measure
he considers his responsibility ended. In
mauv Instances 'nisoi rsrssys are report
ell ~ dying of pneumonia, heart disease,
apoplcXy al1 commissions, whoa the real
cause Of death snd 80 known h. the physi-
ci1A is the kidney consumption. Thousands
OK people have 1t wi boat knowing it and
perish Of It because their physicians will
not tell thcn the fIetsi The same fate
awaits every one who VIII not exercise his
Judgment IN such q natter.