Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-04-19
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cause was made. when bis brain was
found to be in a perfect condition, and
The reason Of his dcceasc was of an er-
lirely different nature.
The experiences which have beCn
cited above all had common cause
and were each the result of one disease
That disease, which so deceitfully, yet
surely removed The people above men,
toned was Brigh's disease Of the
kidneys. In the case Of Mr.. Rook the
examination after death, while showing
the brain 10 be 10 perfect condition, re-
vealed the terrible fact that he was the
victim of a slight kidney trouble, which
rad gone on unchecked, until il resulted
in acute Pright's disease. The leading
physicians aud scientists oil the world
are fast learnln5 that more than one.
half the dQaths which occur are eau .ed
bg tbs mOnslroHs seOarge. /. IS one
Of The most decei,iul malA,Ies
ever known to the human race. -
L maniiests itself by SYMPTOMS so
Slight and common. a. tD seem un-
worthy Of attention.; and yet these very
iu.ignilicanl symptoms are the first
stages OF the worst complaint kno NJ IN
the history of the world. Thousands
of people have died from troubles that
are called heart di-ease. apotlcxy,
pneun 0n,,, brain fever. and similar
diseases, wnen it was, in tact Brishts
disease of me kidneys. The ravages
Of this disease have been greatly in
creased from The fact that until recent
years no way was known to prevent
i.s beginning UOr check i,s Increase
when il had become once fixed upon
the system. Within the past Two years
however. we have learned Of more
than four hundred pronounced cases OF
Bright's disease, many of them much
worse than those above described, and
most o. whom had been given up by
prominent physicilns. who have been
completely cured. The means used
to accomplish this end has been War
ner's Sife Kidney and Liver Cure,
manufactured in Il ,chester, y. Y,
remedy HAT has won its way into the
confidence OF the public s1lely upon
the remarkable merits it possesses. As
a result, 1t is more widely used and
thoroughly praised than any medicine
which has ever been before the Amer
ican public. Indeed there is not drug
store IN the entire land where it cannot
be found.
Although Brights disease is so COM
mon in cities, it is still more prevalent
in the country. When eminent physl-
clans in the largest cities are not able
to recognize Biighps disease, it Is only
natural that in the country, where there
are few physicians Of any kind and thoes
few so little acquainted with the dis
ease as to call it by some other name,
II should rage terribly and yet unknown
to the ones who are suffering with IL.
Thousands of people can look back and
recall The death Of friends from what
was supposed 10 be some common
complaint, when it was really Brlghps
disease, and no one knew it. The
terrible pleuro.pneumonia. which has
heen so dreaded, is usually the result OF
uremic or kidney poison. Lung fever
can be traced to a similar source
Most cases Of paralysis arise from the
same difficulty, as well as innumeraolc
feyers. lug, throat, head and bowel
troubles. 4 vast number OF ladies'
have suffered and died from complaints
common TO theif sex called. perhaps.
general d, biliiy, when, could the real
cause have been known, it would have
been found 10 be Brighl's disease. mas
ouerading under another name. N
marked contrast to The sad case when
hove heeu above described are the ex-
ncriences of many prominent people
/, bo we're AZ low as any Of the persons
montioned. but who were remarkaoly
restored 10 former health and .vigor oy
This same re nedy. Among tins mum :
her are the following prominent nanes'
Col. John c. Whliner, Atlanta, Ca;
BF. Lairabce, Boston, Mass; "eh'
q A. Hickman. Phillipsburg, N j.. I;
Rev. d. D. Back. D. D., Geneva \.
Y. DR.. F. n. McManus, Baltimore
Nd. Edwin FAY, Davenport, Iowa;
Rev. A. c. Kendrick. IL. D., Roches-
Ter. \. Y.;J.S. Matthews, Portland
Mich; &. w. EASTWOOD new o'N'
Ir. A. A. Ramsay. Abba, Iowa;
Chancellor e. n. Sims, D. D., syra'
er,e. n. Y; DR.. S. p. Jones, Mar'en-
cite Wis. I. S. Iugraha II, CleVelan d.
o.: Henry t. Champuey' Boston,
Mass: Elder James S, Prescott, Nor'h
Union. o., who is a prominent mem-
her of the Shaker community aud
many Others. .aH ~
To all caudid minds the force ot y 9
above facts must come with spec'a.
nower. They show the Importance ol
nromo,ness aud attention to The nrs' n's
.vmploms of disordered health before
disease become fixed and hope departs
They show hos tsls can successfully ue
done. aud that the dangers which
await ueglec, eau only with diihcui'Y
be removed.
Brown says he hates iuqui'l,,se
rsoule. and the orst kind OF loqu's'"