Richland beacon., 1881-03-26
That is What Every Man is Said to be
at Thirty.
f Life be Worth Living, 1t is Worth
Living Well.
Some Valuable Scientific Facts Plainly Put


thing that can be done for him. has already
wrought too much misery and suffering, and is
| responsible for nearly all the neglect of physi.
cal health Of which We are guilty and the wit.
! nesses. Given perfect body. without faint o
impaired ancestry, and a knowledge of all the
laws OF health and conformity to them and
disease would lose dominion over US and death
would come only at extreme old age. The
average duration of human lite, vital statisti
clans tell us, has been lengthenlBg in the past
fifty years, and in proportion We know the
laws OF health and observe them, shall we
LESGTHEN OUR DAYS
and multiply the amount of human happiness
| Ia tins view OF the hatter disease wi fully con-
tracted. or neglected if born Ia US. represents
III tSeli the effect OF Il sin against the physique
| AMI, pcradvcnture, the neglect of inheriped or
acquired disease. may he the mysterious I'm
pardonable SIM Perhaps there ia no disease
that is becoming known as a distinctive ma
tionai disease 80 much rs disease of the kid
neys. Every week nearly the telegraph re-
ports that some public man has been tax en-
away with Bright's disease. The increase Of
this disease in the past twenty years has really
been
Our people eat a great deal of meat drink a
great deal OF lager and alcoholic beverages
ana use "A vast amount of tobacco. Then also
the enormous strain on the nervous system
produced by the over anxietics OF commercial
and political life work their first evil effect on
the kidneys and the brain. Study the history
OF kidney disease. in its prominent victims .
ana you will be surprised to see how intimate
~ the American NODE of rush lite and excite
ment and dissipation is related to 1t. The
mortality from Bright's disease and kindred
diseases OF the kidneys in Philadelphia alone
INCREASED $50 PER CENT
from 1869 to 1878. and the same proportion
will hold good for the entire country. Is this
tnen not an alarming fact? DR.. Edwards, of
Philadelphia. an authority on this subject
says neglect of hygiene rules is the chief
cause of this disease. This is true but the
disease Is so insiJious and SO long disarms sus-
picion that We awake to q realisation of its
presence with deep concern. for it is q rare
thing that any OF the regular schools OF prac
| tice succeed in mastering this monster de-
strSyer.
medica of the regular schools provides no GER
tain cure, but
INA LECTURE
recently delivered before the Metropolitan
Scientific Association, DR.. Charles Craig, of
Rochester, n. Y. gave this welcome bit of
personal experience:
"In the year 1870 found my self losing both
in strength and health. l could assign no
Cause for the decline, but it continued, until
finally called to my aid two prominent physi-
clans. After treating ME tor some time they
declared was suffering IRON Brlght'S disease
OF the kidneys, and that they could do nothing
more for me. At this titse | WAS SO weak
| coule not raise my head from the pillow. and l
tainted repeatedly. My heart beat SO rapidly
| it was with difiic Ilty could sleep. Ny lungs
| were also badly involved; 1 could retain moth
ing upon my stomach. while the most intense
pains in my back and bowels caused me to long
for death as u relief. 1t was
AT THIS CRITICAL JUNcrURE
that physics longing which ielt land whicr
most firmly believe was AN ms pratlon) caused
me to send for the leaves Of plant had once
known in medical practice. After great din
Guilty ut last secured them and began Their
| use in the form Of tea. noticed a lessening OF
the pain at once, began t. :--S-.S -a.idly: in
/ nvc weeks / was able to be about, and in two
| months became perfectly well and have SO
| continued TO this day 1t vas only natural that
| such Il result should have caused me to inves.
| tigate most thoroughly. Icarefully examined
| nelds in medicine never before explored.
| order. happiness and pain, and found the
| kidneys anu liver to be
| THE GOVERNORS,
| whose motions regulate the entire system. II
| Is now conceded by the abIest physicians in
| every land and by eminent scientists the world
over, that Brights disease il the result of blood
| by wasted and unhealthy kidneys that permit
| the poison to get into the blood, instead OF
| throwing IL from the system. But 1t is equally
| evident to all who have studied into the effects
| that q diserdered state of the kidneys and liver
produces most OF the common complaints and
can be traced tOthis source just as certainly az
| can Bright's disease. To purify a stream We
| must go to its source, and to cure a disease we
| must remove the cause. 1t being true, there.
| fore, that
NINE.TEHrHs OF ALL HUMAN AILMENTS
| are caused by diseased kidneys or liver, the
only certain way to cure these troubles is by
| treating the organs which cause them How
| intimately the kidneys are associated with the
/ entire system may he understood from the fact
| that over 1000 ounces of blood pass through
| course Of twenty four hours. Tits vast mass
| OF living fluid is sent by a most perfect system
| OF distribution to every part OF the body, and
| II the Kidneys are Diseased the impurities that
| are in the blood are not removed, and hence
| pass through the veins, carrying disease In
| some one of its many terrible forms. The
L 1ph ms. nf fhx..l ts0n
Caused by disordered kidneys and liver cannot
| be described in print. while the dangers sur.
rounding them are even greater than the
| many mouths without knowing what the dis
| eases are that have attacked MIN. II any Of
| the following things are noticed about the
| urine It shows that these organs are ont OF
| order: A red deposit a scum upon the surface,
an unusual thickness or thinnsss, q very dark
passing, q frequent desire to urinate, an
unusual oder. retention of the urine, or q de-
sire to urinate and inability to do so. Having
| found this great truth, saw clearly
THE CAUSE
| of my recovery. The simple vegetable leaf
! had used was food and restorer to my we'll
nigh exhausted kidneys and liver. 1t had
| come to them when their life was nearly gone .
and by its simple yet powerful influence ha d
purified, strengthened and restored them and
saved me from death: Realizing the great
give to the world began. in a modest way, to
T., treat those afflicted. and in every case found
the same happy results which had expert.
enced. Not only this, but many who we're not
conscious of any physical trouble. but who, at
my suggestion, began the use of the remedy
whi CHI had saved my life. found their health
! steadily improving and their strength con-
tinually increasing. So
UNIVERSAL.
where used, was this true, that determined
the entire world should snare in its re.
suits. and l therefore placed the formula for
its preparation in the hands of Mr.. H. II. War
ner. of Rochester, n. Y, gentleman whom
had cured of q severe kidney disease, and
who. by reason OF his personal worth, high
standing and liberality in endowing the Astro-
nemical Observatory. contributing literally to
charities. and especially 70 the yellow lever
funds of 1876. and other public enterprises,
has become known and popular to the entire
country. This gentleman at once began the
manufacture Of the remedy on a most extern
sive scale. and to-day. Warner s.ssfe Kidney
and Liver Cure, the pure remedy that saved
my life, is known and used In all parts Of the
continent. am aware
APREJUDICE
exists toward proprietary medicines, and that
sucn prejudice is too often well founded. but the
value Of pure remedy is ne less because IL 10 a
proprietary medicine. Because Warmers Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure saved my life before 1t
became u proprietary medicine, Is ft reason