Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-03-09
Doctorlng In tho DnrI,.


No sensible surgeon will attempt the
performance OF an opera ion involving
human life In room secluded from the
proper amount OF light. A practitioner
Will not attempt the diagnosis of com
pllcated disease unless he can see the suf-
ierer and make an examination upon
which to base his opinion relative to the
course of treatment necessary to bring
abo complete restoration of health.
Notwithstanding the Improperly of
such action there seems to be a erea.
deal Of doctoring done in the dark.
BY this 1t is not intended that a literal
meaning be inferred, but that O great
many mistakes are committed because Of
the darkness which Is the result OF
ignorance. L. needs no illustrations to
demonstrate that gross Ignorance has
caused many fatal mistakes to be made
In the treatment OF disease by those who
profess to be learned in the art Of heal
ing.
In many diseases several organs are
more or less implicated and what seems q
primary ailment may be one quite re-
mo Q. For instance, a severe headache
may have its origin In a disturbed etom-
acb. On the o her hand sickness at the
stoma h may be caused 10y blow on the
head. The seat Of typhoid fever is in the
upper part of the bowels, the most OF
i's worst symptoms are ofen in the
brain.
symptoms OF disease as well as diseases
themselves are oftenllmes followers or
coDcomitants of some unsuspected or
ganic disease, aud this Is peculiarly true
OF lung, liver, brain and heart diseases in
geaeral, for 1t is now known that they
are the result of kidney disease, which
shows Its presence In some such indirect
manner.
Several years ago q gentleman became
convinced of the truth of this and
through his efforts the world Las been
warned of kidney disease and as result
OF continued effort specific known as
Warmers Safe Cure was scovered, the
general use OF which has shown 1t to be
OF iDestimable benefit 10 all cases where
kidney treatment Is desirable or neces.
s-ry.
When consumption Is threatened see to
1t that the condition of the kidn ys is i'm
mediatrly inquired iuto and II trey are
found diseased, cure them by an imme.
date use OF Warmers Safe Cure and the
symptoms Of lung decay will rapidly dis
appear.
There are too many instances already
r corded of the terrible results produced
by lack of knowledge concerning the
cause of disease, aud human lie Is oi
too much Importance to be foolishly
sacrificed to bgotry or ignorance.
The only Complexion Powder In the
world that is without vulparty, without
injury to the user, and without doubt q
bIauti6er, is PozzonPs.
The williamson School
MI. Isaiah V. Williamson died just ei1
days after indies sting where bis Free
School of Mechanical Trades should
stand. The site is In Middleton town.
ship OF Delaware county, on the line o
the Media aud West Chester Railroad
about two miles west of Media aud
atont half way between Elwyn and Glen
X ddle stations. 1t includes in its d.
mtnsions the farms of Hiram Schofleld
containing 122 acres; John Hibberd's
containing ll3 acres; Jesse Hibberd's, a.
acres; Casper w. Gray, 25 acres, aud, u
bring the tract square up to the lines, 1
cuts OIL small lots OF from two e
twelve acres from the Izfdcasile, Malin
Lyons aud Schur properties, making th,
entire properly about 800 acres.
The tract borders on The land OF th,
Delaware County Agricultural Society
and extends from the PenD's Grove roa,
on one sid TO the State road, or Baltl
more pike, on the other. The railroad
passes through the lower portion of the
tract for distance OF nearly half mile
aud convenient station could be located
here. although hlwyn Station Is not ovei
three-quariers OF a mile di istant from the
Schofled farm.
The Board of Trustees has not yet
however, taken official action on tht
matter, and 1t is not likely to until its
next meeting on Friday, the 10Th inst
! Nor e 1t committed to the Middleton
township tract, although the chances are
that 1t will finally settle on that property.
The tract is of gently rolling nature,
very picturesque and has abundance Of
water and woodland. Un the ii bberd
properties sre deposits of granite ana
chrome that could be easily worked ia
advantage. Chrome Run and its several
branchts run through The properties in
clear sparkling streams. The railrsad
fac litics are excel, mt, train running Ia
and from Media and Philadelphia every
hour and when the double track, now
hullt TO Swar hmore, Is extended to Media
the coming tumuer they will be much
better. Farm land oi the same kind has
been selling there at from 1926 TO S175,
| but II is not thought that the entire tract
can be bought !Cr less than an average Of
Sl60 an acre.
Mr.. viii amson viii be buried on Mon
day. TIE interment will be strictly prI-