The semi-weekly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1879-1882, 1881-12-05

enlarged, or vaIvular disease follows,
with great distress under the breast
bone. These are secondary systems
Of Bright's Disease.
DR.. George johnson, great author
ity, over 20 years ago pointed out that
whatever disease affects the kidneys
produces the same effect in the liver,
and the purging of blood, nausea,
vomiting Of bile and food, indigestion,
constipation, piles, dizziness, persist
eBt diarrhes coming on suddenly to
person who has always been robust
are certain secondary systems of
Bright's Disease.
Having made tour of the body
and finding no other organs which it
can destroy, then the disease returns
to the kidneys; the back aches intol-
erably, the urine is dark, full of brick
dust and ropy; casts appear, albuuen
is abundant; then comes great muscu-
lar relation and nervous prostration;
great pufs appear under the eyes, the
countenauce is pale and wears the ap-
pearance of fright, commissions eDsue.
fatal diarrbes or pneumonia sets in,
and death is the end. These declara-
tions are the warnings of men of high
authority in medical science, whom we
cannot dispute if we would. We ex-
pect, when our physician visits our
bed-chamber, he will come with the
possibility of healing, but there is no
disease which he approaches with the
certainty of failure like Bright's Dis
ease. Is there no hope of cure? Must
this great malady increase the num-
Der of its victims at the rate of rs per
cent. year, and we be powerless to
prevent? DR.. Holland says all medical
practice is experimental, and that any
remedy that cures is entitled to the
confidence and patronage of the peo-
pie. The only criterion Of excellence
is success, and, he says, this is the
basis Of popular Judgment. The doe
tors admit they can do nothing for a
person in the tolls of Brigbt's Disease;
but happily, the oftimes wiser school
Of Independent investigators has not
SO failed. A few years ago we'll
known medical practitioner found the
vegetable elements which diseased
kidneys and liver need as food and
restorer, and knowing how widely
these diseases prevailed, he sold the
formula to Mr.. 81. H. Warner, of
Rochester, N. Y. The gentleman
began its manufacture on an extensive
scale, and to-day Warmers Safe Kid
ney and Liver Cure is used more gen.
orally than any other known COM
pound. The manufacturers Of this
remedy know, from the unsolicited
testimony of hundreds of cases cured
Of the worst form Of Bright's disease,
that it is an almost absolute specific,
based on new and proved theory Of
treatment for every form of kidney
and liver disease, and they are ready
to prove to any one that they make
no claim that others cannot verify by
their own experience. Indeed, the
best physicians prescribe it and il is
everywhere conceded to be one Of the
greatest discoveries modern medical
science has given to the world. The
following items are the facts Of science
aud authority:
FIRsT--More persons are afflicted
with or die Of Bright's disease than
any other one disease except consump-
ton. [Authority- Drs. Roberts and
Thompson.
SEcoND-The disease has no cer-
tain symptoms Of its own, revealing
itself through disorders 10 other or
gans. - Roberts, Thompson and
johnson.
THIRD-"While the medical fra.
ternity is 10th to acknowledge itself
bafiied, it cannot be denied that with
the exception Of one proprietary med
icine, there is no known cure of
Bright's disease. [Craig1.
What that remedy is has been fully
explained in this article, and in CON-
mending it to our readers, we appeal
not to their credulity, but to their
judgment and common sense. It is
not only purely vegetable 10 its nature,
but it has proven so effective that il
is used more extensively than any
othersknown remedy now before the
people. 1t has cured even the most
pronounced cases of Bright's disease,
and it 10 an absolute specific for ali
kidney difficulties, which il the FIRST
stages Of this most terrible complaint.
These are facts which everyone Of FORE
thought can appreciate, and by the
observance Of which all can avoid the
misery of "a fatal neglect"