The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1882-07-27
An Open Letter.
SOME oUTsPOKEN STATEMENTS OF GREAT
VALUE FROM PARTIES OF THE HIGHEST
STANDING

SOME oUTsPOKEN STATEMENTS OF GRE
VALUE FROM PARTIES OF THE HIGHE
STANDING
When the people of America become
thoroughly aroused, and On a subject of SUI,
serious Importance as the preservation of the
| ilves and health, it is but natural that the on,
VINO have been largely instrumental in Il
| origin OF this movement should speak frank
ana directly to the people most interested.
IL Is for this reason that we thus come befol
the public and make the following revelation,
Every careful observer who has sought /
Keep pace with the march OF events has note
the alarming increase of certain peculia
physical troubles within the past few wears.
Ihese troubles have come at unexpected me
ments and IN most treacherous way. The
nave manifested themselves in innumerabi
forms, but they have always had the sam
cause. they have not afflicted the minor part
OF the body, but have gone direct to th
stronghoids OF the system and their work ha
usually been as prompt as it is fatal. Thei
treacherous and deceptive nature has ,ofta,
prevented careful analysis of what cause
them, and as result, intense suffering an(
nnal disaster have usually ensued, The rea
cause, however, has been arrangement q
Inc kidneys and all of these troubles are If
iact, the nrst symptoms of the terrible Bright,
disease, which has cast its dark shadow owe
20 many homes in the land and is increasing
wonderfully and continually. 1t is now con
ceded by the ahlest physicians in every LAND
ana by eminent scientists the world over, that
anis disease is the result of blood poisoning
This poisoning is brought about by wasted
and unhealthy kidneys that permit the poison
to remain in the blood, instead Of throwing if
from the system. But it Ia equally evident
to all who have studied into the effects and
nave become conversant with the facts, that a
dlsordered state of the kidneys and liver pro-
duces most OF the common complaints and
pans which aff1ict the human race, and they
can De traced to this source Just as certainly
as can Bright's disease, To purify stream
we must so to its source, and to cure dis
ease we must rena0oe the caasse 1t being true.
therefore, that nine-tenths Of all human all
ments are caused by diseased kidneys and
llvcr, the ONLY certain way to cure these
troubles is by treating the organs which cause
them. How Intimately the kidneys are asso-
ciated with the entire system may be under
STOOD from the fact that over 900 ounces Of
blood pass through them every hour, being
more than 900 gallons or nearly one ton in the
course OF twenty-four hours. This vast mass
d living fluid is sent to every part of the
1ody, and if the kidneys are diseased the i'm
ourities that are in the blood are not removed,
IND hence pass through the VEINS carrying dis
,ase In some one OF its many terrible forms.
me horrors which accompany most of the
diseases caused by dlsOrdered kidneys and
liver cannot be described in print, while the
hangers surrounding them are even greater
han the agony. And yet person may be
roubled for months without knowing the
ause OF the diseases that have attacked him.
some OF the symptoms of the first stages, any
me OF which indicates disordered kidneys Or
lVer are these; Pain in the back and around
ne loins, severe headachs, dizziness, inf1amed
yes, coated tongue and dry mouth, loss Of
ppetite. chilly sensations, indigestion 1.-THE
tomach never is in order when the kidneys or
iver are deranged), dryness OF the skin, ner-
'ousness, night sweats, muscular debility, de-
a tired feeling especially at night,
'uffing or hloating under the eyes, etc. If
my OF the following things are noticed about
he huids passed from the system, it shows
hat the kidneys and liver are out of order:
red deposit, a scum upon the surface, an I'M
Usual thickness or thinness, yery dark or a
'ery light color, a burning sensation in pass
ng, an unusual odor, a retention, or a frequent
lesire to void and inability to do So
The above are a few of the hundreds OIL
which indicate the beginning of
ggrayated cases of kidney or liver difficulties,
nd they require instant attention. If these
ymptoms are not checked ut once, they are
lmost certain to result in some one Of the
many terrible diseases of the kidneys. But as
unpleasant as all the symptoms and even these
diseases may be, they are as nothing compared
o the last stages of the complaints. The kid
leys waste away by degrees. accompanied by
intense pains; the lungs are oppressed; the
yeballs grow CLASSY, and the entire system
reduced and debilitated. For weeks
'efore death comes the sufferer looks forward
o it as blessed relief, and anything that can
urnish even temporary help is gladly hailed |
hen it is that bloating begins; the face be-
ONES puffy and pallid; the breath can only |
re caught in gasps, speech is impossible and
muscular action suspended. The patient final
Y sinks into a state of Inconsistencies to
verything except the pains which are racking
i'm, and death comes by certain but slow de- |
rees, There can be but one conclusion which |
rom these facts, which is the necessity of |
realing the disease ~ time and by that means |
Which has been proven the best and most |
fficient
1t has been our privilege to treat more cases |
nd effect more cures of this terrible complaint
han has ever been known before in the histo
Y OF the world. The wonderful sale which |
ur remedies have attained Is due wholly to
he fact that they have cured the ones who |
ave used them, The power and value of any |
emedy must rest wholly on basis of worth,
nd here is Just where our Safe Kidney and |
liver Cure has found its wonderful power and |
uccess. But in this connection comes one |
important fact: 1t has always been true that |
rticles of merit are subject to mutations
10 one seeks to counterfeit the bills of a !
worthless bank. The productions of a cracked |
INVENTOR or witless writer are never copied
is just so with healing remedy. If it pos I
esses no merit it viii not be subjected to imi- |
atoms, II, hQweyer, 1t has power and value, |
will spring up on every side. While |
t is tribute to the value of this medicine |
hat it has limitations, still, in justice to those
Tho are suffering, we feel that al. should be
'arned against them.
There is but one known remedy that has !
yer been able to cure serious kidney troubles |
r control those great organs when once de- |
anged, and that remedy u Warmers Safe |
lidney and Liver Cure. There are numerous
ostrums on the market claiming to be just as
f1cieut and some which even claim to be the
anne. The test of merit, huwever, Is in what |
as been accomplis aed, and we therefore say |
nhesitatingly that for all diseases of the kid |
eys, liver, and urinary organs Warmers |
afe Kidney and Liver Cure stands alone, not
My in point ofexcelence, but in the wonder
ii results it has achieved In order to sue
essfully avoid the purchase of spurious and
INJURIOUS medicines, observe these facts I
Our remedy is put up IN dark amber glass
ottles, with the Safe tour trade mark) blown |
a the back. A private preparatory SIX cent
Internal revenue stamp is affixed to the neck |
nd covers the top of the cork, and is Of "a hight
rown color. In the middle thereof isa Safe |
4 outline, and On 1t the picture of negro |
altering herbs. If this stamp is not found |
n every bottle of the Safe Kidney and LIVER
'ure, or if there is any evidence that it has
cen tempered with, and ifa Safe is not blown |
n the back of the bottle, reject the bottle at |
nee, and insist on having genuine one. |
We are led to publish the foregoing in order |
hat the public may know and realize just !
vhere we stand We have always sought to |
eep our personality from obtruding upon the
ublic, knowing full well that the value Of our |
emedy was the essential thing, but the unex-
implied use which has been made of this medi-
inc, and tho volumes at letters we are con-
tantly receiving. demand personal statement |