The Opelousas courier., 1889-02-02
THAT BAD MAN!
Some of the Influences that Make Sinners
of us Instead OF Saintss
AA characteristics are too often the ont

MI characteristics are too often the out
growHl physical causes. If so, should a
man with asaiseased body be trusted with
armies, bank. >siIroads or other great enter
prises!
In order to strel,s ~~pxthe mind, we must
strengthen the bodA. Yin aiding physical
forces, certain muS-tre frequently
sacrifice of the parts . N,body unem-
ployed.
brought into use in rowih and bySd@-4inn-
ally developing them he ~ prepared fa 1
great event. The poet ana the artist stu L
nature to improve the MIND and the eye.
To enable one to emplos all his forces to
the best advantage, the EsPdy must be in a
healthy condition, so that I'll parts must fully
perform their functions, l. nj thus elevate the
mine by Strengthening thstlfody.
The irritable man, the unlpst man. the I'm
successful man, the womalAin her duties of
life, the counting room de aulters, and the
thousands continually making failures, re-
ceive too little charity, even fYhen the result
is prostration by disease, or saIden death by
suicide, or some terrible chnae. For not
until life is ended, and the resaAt of the post
norton examination is known, can the
physician declare that the cause was organic
arrangement of the system. The9 pronounce
it blood-poisoning, melancholy, loss of vigor,
or nervous prostration. These so-called
diseases, nine times out of ten, arise from
the kidneys, which are diseased SO that they
cannot expel the waste matter from the
blood. -
Theya are hundreds of thousands of people
who d. mot know that the same quantity of;
blood mat passes through the heart this
muchli!rvored and admired organ, passed.
also tispugh the kidneys. If the latt :
organ nlssre healthy, injurious matter Is r, J
retaine but the pure blood that has becoele
tilteredy by the little hair-like tubes WI oh
fill the thdneys, goes to the heart to be diff
fused trough the entire body, producing
health, sad again taking up deadly waste
matter th it goes.
But IT, the kidneys are diseased, the uric
acid attann{I the weakest organ in the body,
which m eventually give way. 1t is then
that thfcepsysician and the patient treat
The stroll. point that the proprietors of
Warmers o. ae cure make is that their great
remedy c1mf SO many general diseases be-
cause it CTS fscts the causes, leaving the eff
fects to righr themselves.
Now, near levery one who becomes pros
trated, is, if fbsSSunats enough, able to secure
the attentionessf a physician, who seeks to
make an a~nal9hts Of the fluids passed. We
have no doubt t vt the founders of thisfgreat
Warmers safe cl,I,e have awakened the-medi-
cal men from tlenr lethargy on the impor-
lance of ~urinalyS1s.
We are tc.day in receipt of a little book.
Warmers safe cure pamphlet, in which we
find very valuable information in regard to
diseases, the causes of their existence and theis
cures. 1t is very ingeniously put before the
reader in conversational style, the reader
asking questions, and the publishers in theil
answers making very plain some points blu
seldom understood. This matter will be re-
ceived with much more interest than the
mass of stuff which is floating about the
country, proclaiming the various merits of
pretended nostrums.
"Won by a mere scratch" as the hen OBJ
served when she turned up the worm.