The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-04-13

Ne then consulted other eminent doctors |
0f another school aud was Informed That lac
had brain difficulty somewhat ~ the ma
tufe of n tumor, bat ~ splie " oil Efforts
10 t1e contrary ho continued 10 grow
wUto. At This ime hii condition was
terrible. WI nj we've VI INST simple symp-
toms had develo ied 10 tef' bic troubles
lie WAS Tossed ana feycisd constantly UNI
easy PJd yoO nlwryg weary. lie had an
Intense ,appe.i,e one day md yei,y lillle we
ncsi. His puisc was 'cgular his bteath-
ing iaJored, ana every moment OF ex-
is.ercc was burden, These disas,,
trous symptoms continued, his lace ana
body became dsCoio ii, his beart was IL
regular in its &C yioI, and his breath came
in short, conyIlsiye gaps. He grew con,
SANITY wo'sc, understanding t'c utniosI
precautions of his friends and inally died
in Che Creates agony. After his death an
examination as 20 It's aC,ual cause was
made, when bis brain was found 70 be III q
perfect condition. and the leason OF
his decease was OF an entirely different
nature"
The experiences which have been cited
above all had common cause aud were
each the result of one discase. Tbtt DIS
case, which so deceitfulv, yet surely, re-
moved the people above mentioned was
Bright's disease of the kidneys. In the Gaze
of DR.. Rock the examination after death,
while showing the brain to be in pc lecJ
condition, revealed the terrible fact that he
was the victim of slight kidney trouble,
which had gone on unchecked, until ire
sul,ed in acuteB right's disease. The leading
physicians and scientists of the world are
fast learning thai more than one.h .lf the
deaths which occur are caused py
this monstrous scourge. 1t is one OF the
most decei. "ul maladies ever known to the
human race. 1t manifests itself by symp-
toms so slight and common, as to seem I'M
worthy of attention; and yet these very IN, :.
significant symptoms are the hrst ST. :ges OF
the worst complaint krewn in the history
of the world. Thousands of people have
died from troubles that are called heart
disease, apoplexy, pneumonia, brain fever,
and similar diseases, when it was IN TACT
Bright's disease of the kidneys. The raw
ages of this disease have been greatly IN
creased from the fact that until recent
years no way was known to prevent lts DE,
ginning nor check its increase when II nau
become once fixed upon the system. With
in the past two years, however, we nave
learned of more than four hundred pro.
nounced cases OF. Bright's disease, many OF
them much worse than those above de-
scribed, and most of whom had bee given
up by prominent physicians, who maze
to to accomplish this end has been War
ner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure, manu- ac-
tured in Rochester, New York, a remedy
that has won its. way into the confidence OF
the public solely upon the remarkable
merits it possesses. AS result, 1t IS more
widely used and thoroughly praised than
any medicine which has ever been before
the American public. Indeed there is not
drug store in the entire land where II
cannot be found.
Although Dright's disease is so common
in cities, it is still more prevalent IN the
country. When eminent physicians in the
largest cities are not able to recognize
Brght's disease, it is only natural that in
The country, where there are few physicians
of any kind, ana those few so unacquainted
with the disease as to call it by some other
name, it should rage terribly, and yet I'M
known to the ones who are suffering with
il. Thousands of people can look
back and recall the death of irierds
from what was supposed TO be some com
mon complaint, when 1t was really
Brights disease, aud no one knew IT, The
terrible pleuro pneumonia, which has been
so dreaded is usually the result of uremic or
kidney poison. Lung fever can be traced
TO n similar source Most cases of paralysis
arise from The same difficulty, as well as in
Vulnerable ievers, lung, throat, head ana
bowel troubles. y vast number OF ladies'
have suffered and died from complaints
common to their sex called, perhaps, gen
era debility, when, could the real ca use
have been know, IL would have been found
10 be Bright's di,else ,masqueraGing under |
another name. In marked contrast to the
sad cases which have been above described
are the experiences Of many prominent peo-
pie who were as low as any OF the persons
mentioned, but who were remarkably re-
stored TO former health and vigor by this
same remedy. Among this number
are the following prominent names: C9lnel
John G. Whitner, Atlanta, Georgia. j. II.