Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-12-03

Princeton College, seven students losing their
lives by the faulty drainage of the college
grounds. These occurrences were not "dis-
pensatiors Of Providence" they were the re-
sulto plain carelessness.
Life is constant struggle for existence, and
as the fttiest always survives, it il the duty
Of every man to acquaint himself with the
methods Of prevention and cure of infuen ces
which would hurry him to the grave. There
is much doubt nowadays as to what, for In
stance, causes malaria, but there is no doubt
that it is the basis of the most obstinate
chronic disorders. Not many years ago Q
celebrated physician of London discovered
what is known as Bright's disease Of the kid
neys. While most of the characteristics of
this dreadful malady have been known, yet
one of its most peculiar features is of recent
discovery, /. e., that 1t produces general de-
rangement of the tissues, and involves other
organs of the bosy long before the kidneys
themselves seem to be affected. There is no
pain in the kidneys nor in their vicinity. The
water may not be albuminous; there may be
no casts, aud yet Bright's disease may exist
and disorder the entire system.
: Prof. WIN. II. Thompson, NJ. D., Of the
chair Of Materia MedIca, in the university of
the city of New York, in q recent lecture be.
fore the students of Bellevue College hospital,
says "Bright's disease has no symptoms of its
own, but has the symptoms of every other dis
ease you can think Of" Albu men and casts
may or may not be present; nor is the specific
gravity an absolute and Infallible test. DIR.
Thompson says kidney disease is probably the
commopest cause of death in this climate
among adults, more SO even than consump-
ton, but it is very deceptive disease. II
man breaks limb he will expect pain in the
Injured member; if a bull ct crashes into the
body he will at least suffer pain in the wound
ed part, but in diseases of the kidneys he
will suffer most in the other organs of the
body. These sufferings are only the effects,
The cause is behind them, and if that cannot
be removed there can be no cure of the effects.
Some Of the cOmmonest ailments of humanity
are the sure symptoms of Bright's disease.
When the kidneys have been diseased for
certain time there will occur strange disorders
in the head, throbbing headaches, disturbed
vision; the memory loses its power. These
are secondary symptoms of Bright's Disease.
Again, the lungs are favorite field OF opera
tions, and diseased kidneys produce pleuriay,
bronchitis with or without cough), great
paleness, sudden and strange attacks of asth.
ma, and the splitting of bleod. These are Sec
ondary effects of Bright's Disease.
The heart. In the effort to force blood into
the diseased organs, which are swollen by
reason of kidney disease becomes exhausted,
hardened oc enlarged, or valvular disease fol.
lows, with great distress under the breast
bone. These are secondary symptoms of
Bright's Disease.
DR. George johnson, great authority, over
20 years ago pointed out that whatever dis
ease affects the kidneys produces the same ef-
feet in the liver, and the purging of blood,
nausea, vomiting of bile and food, indigss-
nil MI
diarrhoea coming on suddenly to person
who has always been robust are certain sec
ondary sym ptoms 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
intolerably, the uriae is dark, full of brickdast
and ropy; casts appear, albumeu is abundant;
then come great muscular relaxation and ner.
vous prostration; great puffs appear
under the eyes, the counfenance il pale and
wears an appearance Of fright, convu sions
ensue, the fatal diarrhoea or pneumonia sets
in, and death is the end. These declarations
are the warnings Of men Of high auth ority IN
medical science, whom we cannot dispute il
we would. We expect, 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 fail.
ure like Bright Disease. Is there no hope of
cure? Must this great malady In.
crease the number OF its VIC
Tins at the rate of Is per cent. year,
and we be powerless to prevent? DR.. Holland
says all medical practice is experimental, and
that any remedy that cures 10 entitled to the
confidence and patronage Of the people. The
only criterion OF excellence is success, and, he
says, this is the basis of popular judgment.
The doctors admit they can do nothing for a
person In the tolls Of Bright's Disease; but
happily, the oftimes wiser school Of independ.
ent Investigators has not so failed. A few
years ago well known medical practitioner
found the vegetable elements which diseased
kidneys and liver needed as a food and restorer,
and knowing how widely these diseases pre-.
vailed, he sold tbs formula to Mr.. II. Fl.
Warner, of Rochester, N. Y. This gentleman
began its manufacture on q most extensive
scale, and to-day Warmers Safe Kidney and
Liver Cure is used more generally than any
other known compound. The manufacturers
of this remedy know, from the unsolicited
testimony OF hundreds of cases cured of
the worst form of Bright's Dsease, that it is
an almost absolute specific. based on q 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 expert
ence. Indeed, the bestp ysicians prescribe 1t,
and it Is everywhere conceded to be one of the
greatest discoveries modern medical science
has given the world. The following items are
the facts of science and authority:
First-More persons are afflicted with or die
of BrIght's disease than any other one disease
except consumption. Authority-Drs Rob-
erts and Thompson
Second-The disease has no certain synp-
toms of its own, revealing itself through DIS
orders in other organs. -[Roberts, Thompson
and Johnson.]
THIRD.-"WhIle the medical fraternity is
10th to acknowledge itself baffled, it cannot
be denied that with The exception of one pro-
prietary. medicine, there is no known cure OF
Bright's dsease.-[Craig].
What that remedy is has been fully explained
in this article, and in commencing it to our
readers, we appeal not to their crsdulity, but
to their judgment and common sense. 1t is
not only pure and vegetable in its nature, but
it has proven so effective that it is u ed more
extensively than any other known remedy
now before the people. 1t has cured even the
most pronounced cases of Bright's disease,
and it 10 an absolute specific for all kidney diff
6culties which are the first stages of this most
terrible complaint. These are facts which
every one Of forethought can appreciate, aud
by the Observance of which all can avoid the
1disssg u ~ fstal neaaesk"