The daily gazette., 1882-04-13

above mentioned was BriRht's disease
OF the kidnoyB. In the Caae Of MI.
h0ok the examination after dmmrIr
while showing the brain TO be in perfect
c0nditioa revealed the terrible fact frat
ne was the victim of q slight kidney
trouble, which had gone on unchecked
until It resulted 10 acute BriRht's dis
ease. The leading physicians and
scientists OF the world are fast learning
tlat more than one>half the deaths
which occur are caused By this mon
strous scourge. 1t is one Of the most
deceitful maladies ever known 10 the
human race. It manifests itaelf bv
symptoms so slight and common. a.
TO seem unworthy Of attentio and vet
these very Insignificant symptoms Are
the frst stages Of the worst complaint
known in tho 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, Ia
fact Bright's disease Of the kidneys.
The ravages Of this disease have been
greatly increased from the fact that
until recent years no way was known
to prevent its beginning nor check lts
increase when it had become once
hxed upsn the system. Within the
past two years, however, we have
learned Of more than four hundred
pronounced cases Of Bri2ht's disease.
many Of them much worse than thuse
above described, and most of whom
had been given mp by prominent ply
slcianS, who have been completely
cured. The means used to accomplish
this end has been Warmers Safe kid
ney and Liver Cure, manufactured in
Rochester, N. Y, Q remedy that has
won its way into the confidence Of the
public solely upon the remarkable
merits 1t possesses. As q result. It il
more widely used and thoroughly
praised than any mediciHe which has
ever been before the American public.
Indeed there IL not Q drug. store in
the entire land where it cannot be
found.
Although BrightS disease Ia no COM
mon In cities, tt Is sun mora prevalent
In the country. When eminent phyei.
clans In the largest cities ara not able
to recognize Blghts d senae, IL is onlv
natural that In tue country, where there
arc few physicians OF any kind, and
those few so unacquainte with tho dis
cas- IS TO call tt BY some other pane. IL
should rage terribly and yet unkno v n 10
the ones who are suffering with IT,
fhousapds OF people can look back and
recall the death OF fIlsnds from what
was supposed to be some common COM
plant, whom it was really Bright's dis
oHse, AND NO ONE KNEW IT. Ins terri
rible pleuro-pntumOnia, which has been
80 dreaded, Is usually the result of ure-
milo or kidney poison. Luug fever can
be traced to milar source. Most cases
OF paralysis or 50 from the same diff
Gully, as well as innumerable feveTs,
lang, throa', head and bowel troubles.
a vast number Of ladlfs have suffered
and died from complaints common to
their sex called. perhaps, general deb,I-
lty, when, could the real cause have
been known, lt would have been founh
20 DO BriRbts disaRae, mssoueradink
under another name. la marked con-
trast to the sad csses which have been
above described are the experiences OF
many prominent people who were as
low as any Of tb9 persons mentioned,
but who were remarkably restored 10
former health and vigor by this same
remedy. Among the number are the
following prominedt names: Col. John
y. Whitner, Atlanta, Ca; 3. r. LARA.
bee, BostoD, Mess; Gen. q. A. Heck
man, PhillIpshuFg, N. j.; Rev. j. ID.
Buck, d. D., Geneva, N. Y; DR.. f. A,
McMaDus, Baltimore, Md; Edwin Fay,
DavsnDorr, Iowa; Rs,l:1A. g. KendiIcE,
LII. d., Rochester, N. V; j. 8. Mai
thews. Portland, Mich; @. W. Eastw ood,
New York; DIR. A. A. Ramsay, Abba,
IowS; Chancellor O. N. Sims, d. D.,
Syracuse, N. VI DR.. y. P. Jones, Marie
nette, Wis; T. =. IOgraLam, Cleveland,
o.; Henry T. Champney, Boston, Mas;
Elder james s. PRESCOTT, North Union'
o., who Is prominent member OF the
Shaker community, and maoy others.
70 all candid ninds the force OF the
above facts n ust come With special pow
or. They show the Importance of
and attention to the fjrst |
symptoms Of dIsordered health before |
disease becomes tixed aud hope departs.
fhey show how this can successfully be |
done, and that the fangers which await |
neglect cau only with difficulty be re-
moved.