Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-04-14

When rheumatism has manifested itself In
any special part Of the body, attempts have
usually been made to treat that part OF the
body. As n result, the pain has departed but
the disease has remained, lying subtly con-
cealed and ready TO break out at some unex-
pectcd moment. Checking tho pain In any
single locality only scatters the disease
through the system, when, II the scat OF tho
disorder which are the kidneys, were reached,
q complete cure would be tho result. Tho
way, therefore, to expcl this rank and poison
Gus acid before II assumes an inhammatory or
chronic form is by keeping the kidneys In ab.
solute health. This is no easy thing to do,
and no means has, until within the past few
years, been known which would successfully
reach and affect these great organs. At last,
however, scientists have discovered that tho
leaves OF tropical plant, previously but little
known to science and unknown to medicine,
possessed marvellous qualities adapted for the
kidneys. These leaves have been sklllfully
combined In the remedy now known as War
ner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure, II is, upto
the present time, the only known preparation
that acts so directly upon the kidneys as to
eifectually cure the various dangerous forms
of kidney disease, and hence remove all uric
acid from the blood AS result, the cures IL
has been the means OF performing are really
very remarkable. Indeed, there arc thousands
of persons in America to day who owe their
restoration to health and entire freedom from
rheumatism TO this simple yet powerful rene
dy, which is known universally, manufactured
ih 'VShNSbVlf ANs anu bOiu III tNtI1 uIuk
store In the land.
From the doctors In the various cities OF
the United States who have certified over
their own signatures to the scientific state
mcnt that uric acid in the blood is the cause
of rheumatism, are large number Of Chicago
and st. Louis physicians, among them being
DIR. Adolph Uhlcmeyer, Dr. WIN. Webb, DIR.
John NJ. Frank, Dr. Edwin T. Webster, Dr.
Benjamin f. Whltmore, DIR. William T. Rich
ardson, Dr. Robert 7. Atkinson, DIR. Thos. f.
IIpnbnll nr william, M,phantera nr
William johnson, DR., Isaac N. Love, Dir.
Clark Whittier, Dr.'J. L. Holgen, Dr. Thorn
as f. Dunigan, Dir. Nicholas Guhman, DIR. An
tonic Prietts, Dr. Charles ii. Goodman, Dr.
Daniel Kuhn, DIR. Henry Ncwland, DR.. Will
lam S. Workman, DIR. George T. Pitzer DIR.
Henry L. Ahlbrandt, DR. Elijah I. Frazier,
Dr. Carl Spinzig, Dr. David b. Martin, DIR.
Benjamin r, Taylor, DIR. James L. Logan, DIR.
A. Hcacock, DIR. Henry Kirchner, Dr. John j.
c. Glasgow, Dr. jeremiah 8. B. Allcyne, DIR.
Thomas s. Comstock. DIR. Charles H. Hughes,
DIR, Frederick Kolbcnheycr, DIR. Joseph Heit-
zig, DIR. Edward A. DeCaihol, DR.. Bernard
Roemer, Dr. james NJ Corton, Dr. Charles
V. V Ware, DR.. Afphonso Jaminet, DR.. James l..
Kent, Dr. William s. Barker DIR. solomon 9.
Martin, DIR. Rudolph Studhattcr DR.. Louis p.
Ehrmann, Dr. John a. King, Dr.. Simeon +.
Garlock Dr. Theodore Foy, DIR. John E. Fa-
Der, DIR. Ernest +. Hoffman, DIR. Herman Ma
gle, DR.. Adolrh Wislizenus, DR.. James l.. Pir-
tie, Dr. Edward Rose, DR.. William II. Gray
son, Dr. Hugo NJ. StarkloT, DIR. Robert Nj.
Swandcr, Dr. William n. Brennan, Dr Tenn
pie 5. Hoyne, DIR. Lyman Ware DR.. Charles
w. Homestead, DR.. William j. Hawkes., Dr. I.
G. Duncan, DR.. William X. Grswold, DIR. Ly-
man Bedford, DR.. A. b. Wcstcott, DIR. j. B.
Bell, DIR. Charles NJ. Clark, Dr. w II. Wood
bury, DIR. Alfred II. Hiatt, DIR. Herman Hahn,
| DR.. Calvin NJ. Fitch and DIR. John ID. VI. Carr.
The theory of the doctors as al owe explained
finds its confirmation in the fact that when
| the kidneys have been cured, rheumatism Is
| completely removed. This is not, of course,
always accomplished instantly, for in disease
| so subtle, the cure Is often very slow, but un-
der no other plan can any hope of permanent
| relief ever be found. There are hundreds OF
cases on record during he present winter OF
| persons afflicted with rheumatic troubles OF
the worst order who have been entirely cured
| by following the theory above stated and
| using the remedy mentioned. Many OF these
| persons had the very worst possible symp-
| toms. Vague aches in different portions OF
| the body were followed by agonies the most
| intense in some particular spot. Acute and
| throbbing pains succeeded each other and the
| coursing, poisonous acid infamcd all the
veins. Troubles which began with slight dis
orders increased to arrangements the most
serious. 1t is sad to think that all this suffer
| ing was endured when 1t could have been SO
easily relieved. Acting upon the theory and
| using the remedy above mentioned the kid
| news could have been restored to their usual
vigor, the uric poison expelled from the sys-
| TEN, the innatliilation removed ana the pam
| entirely banishcd.
These are some OF the real and scientific
facts regarding rheumatism, attostcd by tho
highest authority and they are, beyond ques
ton, the only correct ones ever brought forth
| We are aware thcy are advanced IDEAS but ter
years hence they will he the accepted belief
and practice OF the world If pcpole suffer
from rheumatic troubles in the future, and
! with these plain truths before them, they Ger
tainly can blame no one butthemselves.
A CLERGYMAN after marrying couple made
use of the following benediction: "Forgiyt