The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-04-28

I...,tnde Ne was nred even when
re<tinr. ana although experiencing no
tons n NJ umbs sni various rarts q Ne
sgo%rs MAJ frequently and biz stomach failed
~ d.rest ~propcfly. Being told that ne va
snfIerInr fro,n malaria he consulted ~ emf
rent physlcian. who informed him tnnt nIs
kidneys we're slightly snss'eu' en- fs'e 1870 m@
worse instead or better. He than consulted
ctScr eminent doctors Of another school and
was informed that ne had : brain aimen'.5
somewhat IN The nature "a 4 tu'no'' ~. -
III u grow worse. AZ this time his ronti-
ti.n VA terrible. What were - 1r-t si,.ptc
ermutoms bad developed - terrible troubles
III was flushed and feyerIsh, constantly IN
easy. and set always weary. LIS n.a ! y w w
tense ~apictife one day and very little tne
next. Hi pulse was irregular, hts breathing
l.bored ana every moment OF existence 80,
4 burden. These disastrous SYMPTOMS eu9-
finued. his face and BODY became lisco'ofsL
Nj heart wa irregular Ia il action, ana r,s
breath came Ia short, conyuisise gaspe ne
rrrx constantiy worse, notwithstanding ne
nntmozt precautions u his friends and finally
died ii the greatest agony. After his uen,u
- examination as 70 It's actual cAu-e MAs
made. when biz brain VA found y be ~ =
perfcrf condition. and the reason 81 nis &C.
cease was 81 an entirely different nature:
Tie experiences which have been ciici soote
AL had > cpmmcn cau.r ana Msrs -, ,h;eh -
dcrcitfulls. vet surely removed the people
eb.ye mentioned was briEht'e disease 81 me
L5aneys. In the case OF Mr. E0pk Tue exam
!, ination after death, while shown ,ne 18Th
II b. IN perfect condition. revealed the terri
81 fact fhnt he was the victim q = slight kil-
ney trouble. which had gone on uncntcsed,
( until II resulted n acute Bright oAre.-e.
, The Leading PHYSICIANS and scientists ~ ~
world are fast learning that more than one
half the deaths which occur are cause py 49,
monsfrous rcourgcA Is n one % the most nc'
. ccifful ma aides ever known 20 the HUMAN
race. Il nanifests itself BY symptoms q
slight and common na On * ~. = , ssqg .ns'snidsan'
2 ~vmnfome are the frst stages 81 the xorsl
COMPLIANT known In the history Of the world
' Thousands Of people have died from trouble
that are called heart disease, sl1pse.s, ~,
. il Wa. in fact, Bricht's disease Of the Kidneys
4 The rsvacrs II THIS disease have been ereafi'
4 increased from the fact that until recent Year
= 70 way was known 70 prevent its seS.nn,n'
once fixed upon the system. Within &c pas
TWO wears. however. We have learned q NOR
" than four hundred pronounced cases OF hriznt
g disease, many q them much worst 49, 49,
~ above described and most o. whom nat pee
given up BY prominent physicians. WHO nay
Ecen complefely cured The means used :
o, ACCOMPLISH this end has been Warmers "a
a Kidney and Liver Cure, manufactured !
a. 4 Hn.I|~TLL. N. I.a y |A0|A $3.50 800 WW~. =,
TO wsx into lie confidence 81 the public sole!
~ nnon the remarkable merits Il possesses. =
70 Z result. IL ID more widely used and thoroua'
. " praised than any medicine which has ev'
been before the American public lnte<
there ID not : drug store u me entire 80
IL where Il cannot 10 found
a. Although RriCht's disease u - commcn
he cities. ii Is sfil more prevalent n ne cou
try. When eminent physicians n ne iAfks
cities are not able 70 recognize Brlxtt's u
ease. Il Il only natural that IN the COUNT
where there are few physicians Of any kln
ana those few 50 unacQuainted with the o.
ease Is 20 cali 4 BY some other nams
should rage ter lilly and yet unknown %
ones who are suffering with ~ Thousands
reoule can look back and recall the death
friends from what was supposed 70 pe ~
neu common complaint. wheni Il was really brzn
ent disease. AND NO ONE KNEW ~ The terri
In ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. which has been % Ore
nm "a. is usually the resuid Of uremic or kidn
~ robson. Lung fever can he traced ~ . 81
n. iar source. Most cases % paralysis Al
rely from the sam< difficulty. - well - innum
/ Or shle ferers. lung. throat. head and boz
inr troubles. A vast number Of ladies' have :
r.r- ferei and died from complaints common
their sex called. pcrhaps, general depiii
'ing when, could the real cause nave Ben no,
tire ease. masQuerading under another name;
80 marked contrast 10 the sad cases which ~
been above described are the experiences
many prominent people who we're e lox
HIIH 1 ANY O LIE ILL AA@ ""+
SO remarkably restored 70 former heslih and y
81 by this same remedy. Among this mum
suai are the following PROMINENT names; Sol =,
z. Whisner. Atlanta. Ga B. 7. Larrsl
prss Ro.fon. Nass. Gen. e. A. Hickman. r
, n. j.: Rev. d. D. Buck. y.
Geneva n. ~ ID. T.. A. NcHaaus. b
more. Nd. Edwin Fay. Davenport 70
,he Rev. Al. G. Kenlrick. IL ID, Rochester.
.m n: j. Is. Matthews. Portland Mich. q
evil Eastwood. Nex York; DR. A. y. Ramsay.
ious bia. Iowa: chancellor g. y. Sims, p
4 ~ syracuse. N. NJ. DR.. 8. r. Jones, Marine
Ma. It's Inrraham. Cleveland. o.; He
en- i. Chamrnev. Boston. Mass; Elder Jane
rh..l Prescott. North Union, O.. who = : pre-
,non ncnf member II the Shaker community,
fhus many Others. I.
an 10 All candid minds the force Of the q
nosf facts must comc with special power I
show enc importance Of p~romptness and
iircd fcnfion 10 the first symptoms q olso.1s
ei,ef health before disease becomes fixed and
All departs. They show how this can success
com IN lie dome. nni that the dan 1rrs which =