The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-04-30

regain utdltns
How often we meet the victims of
disease who were born with vigOr-
Gus constitutions but who for a num-
Der of years have violated every law
of health to obtain riches or to stimu-
late their immoral appetites and pas
sions, with tears trickling down their
cheeks. with countenance marked
with lines of despair, inquiring if
there is no hope for relief-nO posi-
bility of escape from the impending
penalties as punishment for disobe-
dience of organic laws of the human
constitution that they so long set in
defiance.
To such the roses have disappeared
They see and feel nothing but thOrns.
The annals of medicine demonstrate
that nearly One-third part of the dis
eases which affect mankind are he
reditary and have been handed down
from parents to their offspring in con-
sequence of their violation of the or
ganic laws.
WHAT AN INTERESTING FACT is
HERE RECORDED.
The thought that at least one-tbird
part of the suffering from disease of
those who shall live in the next gen.
GRAFTON depends upon our conduct in
this, is well calculated to fill our
minds with the great responsibility
that rests upon us. The organic laws
hold mankind strictly accountable for
their own habit
But to him has been given reason
and judgment and TO some a DISPOSE
ton TO investigate the laws and mys-
teries of creation in order to secure
their own health. AS the prOverb
says there are "sermcns in stones and
running brooks" So do we behold
volumes in the herbal living.
Over 1000 years ago Greece, Egypt
aud Rome declared that plants were
the only natural providence for the
cure of disease. When sick it is the
liver's fault. Its office is to remove
all nOxiOus materials from the blood.
It's healthy activity is entirely de-
pendent upon the stomach, and dis
ordered states of the stomach disturb
the activity of the liver. Overlooking
the stomach renders it inactive and
disOrdered. People i'm eating and
drinking and in all that relates to
their conduct in the affairs and pur-
suits of life, and a knowledge of these
truths and their applications, would
prove a most powerful means of re-
storing health.
The neglect which sends thousands
to a premature grave, one-half not
completing the age of eight years,
Now who is at fault? Somebody most
assuredly. If proper care be taken
and certain rules observed and en-.
forced, the cure of all durable diseases
is quite simple, and proper treatment,
a little time, hope and perseverance,
health would soon return and families
be made happy.
AS one of New York's famous ply.
sicians said, in a sense quite extern
sive, the cure of all diseases is a unit,
also one course, one remedy. The
badly is burdened with something
which ought not 10 be there.
The blood is in an unnatural con-
dition. 1t contains particles which
do not belong to it in its healthy state
Find the remedy that will remove
the poison or foreign particles from
the blood, then the burden is also re-
moved and cure obtained. The RENE.
dy must be such as will restore and
give a healthy action to the organs
designed by nature for its removal.
The lungs, stomach, liver, skin
kidneys and bowels are the organ;
designed by nature to effect it and Il
preserve the purity of the blood.
The blood remedies whenever re
quired should be such as nature ha'
also assigned; from the many facts
that exist we must not believe thai
there is not a single disease in mar
that may not have its remedy or cure
in some herb, or other vegetable
1 agreeable to the providence of nature
This fact or law is proven in the low
er animal kingdom. Who has no
seen our family domestic animals anC
many of the untamed creatures of thu
forest, fields and air seek out sickness
or arrangement of the functions of III
organism.
Nature has planted a definite in
stinet in every organic creature in or
der for all its reservations to health
from disease. Ia man however, such
instinct IL not so plainly marked.