The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1882-08-02
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AN OPEX LETTER.
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When the people OF America become 80 thor
,nphly aroused, and on q subject OF such seri.
NJ inn Itauce as tho preservation OF their
ives aud health, it is but natural that the ones
N, have been largely instrumental in the
rom of tue movement should speak frankly
and III Ire city to the people most interested. IL
"a for this reason that We thus come before 'ne
nnblic and mako the following revelations.
Every careful observer who mas gou8hs 70
keen pace with the march OF events nae Gosea
the alarming increase OF certain peculiar gnysi.
cal troubles within the past few years. ihese
ronhIes have coms at unexpected moments and
in a most treacherous way. They have mani.
+ sted themselves. IN innumerable forms, Dut
,hey have always had the sam cause. 1hey
have not afflicted the i1iuor parts OF inc Douy,
nlt have zone direct to the stfGnSh0lds OF the
.yntem, and their work has usually been as
prompt as it is fatal. Their treacherous ana
Zee, ptiye natufe has often prevented a o--eiu'
ANALYSIS of what causes them, and, SO q result,
intense suffering and final disaster have usu-
ally ensued. Th real cause, however, nss
leen q arrangement of the kidneys, and all OF
these troubles are, in fact, the first symptoms
ufthe terrible Brights disease, which has cast
ira dark shadows over 80 many homes in the
land and is increasing wonderfully and contin-
,ally. 1t is nov eS~eeded by the ablest physi-
clans in every land and by eminent scientlsts
he world over, that this disease is the result OF
blood poisoning. This poisoning IL brought
about Ivy waste.i and unhealthy kidneys thai
permit the poison to remain in the blood, IN
stead OF throwing it from the system. but Tvs
equally evident to all who have studied into the
. fleets and have become c0nversant with the
facts. that q discrdered state Of the kidneys and
| liver produces most of the common complaints
aud pains which aflict the human race, and
they can be traced to this source just as GER
tainly as can Bright's dis,ase. 10 purify
etream we must 20 to its source, and to cure a
disease we must rentoue the Cause. II being
true, therefore, that nine-tenths OF al human
ailments are caused by diseased kidneys or
liver. the only certain way to cure these
troubles is by treating the organs which Cause
them. How intimately the kidneys are assocl'
ciated with the entire system may be under.
s,ood from the fact that over l QUO ounces OF
blood pass through them every hour, being
more than 400 gallons, or nearly one ton IN the
course OF twenty.four hours. This vast mass
Of living fluid is sent to every part OF the BODY,
and if the kidneys are diseased the impurities
that are In the blood are not removed. and
hence pass through the veins, carrying disease
in some OF its many terrible forms. The hor-
rors which accompany most Of the diseases
caused BY disordered kidneys and liver cannot
be described in print, while the dangers sur
rounding them are even greater than the
agony. And yet q person may be troubled for
months without knowing the cause OF the dis
cases that have attacked him. Some OF the
symptoms of the first stages, any one OF which
indicates disordered kidneys or liver, are these:
Pains in the back and around the loins, severe
headaches, dizziness, inhamed eyes, a coated
tongue and q dry mouth, lossof appetite, chilly
sensations, indigestion (the stomach never is in
order when the kidneys or liver are deranged),
a dryness OF the skin, nervousness, night
sweats, muscular debility, dependency, q tired
feeling. especially at night, putting or bloating
under the eyes, etc. II any OF the following
things are noticed about the fluids passed from
the system it shows that the kidneys and liver
are ont Of order: A red deposit, a scum upon the
surface, an unusual thickness or thinness, q
very dark or a very light color, q burning SEN
sation in passing, q retention or q frequent de-
sire to void aud inability to do 80.
The above are u lew Of the hundreds OF
symptoms which indicate the beginning of ag-
gravated cases Of kidney or liver difficulties,
and they require instant attention. II these
symptoms are not checked at once, they are al
most certain to result in some one Of the many
terrible diseases Of the kidneys. But unpleas-
ant as all the symptoms and even these dis
eases may be, they are as nothing compared to
the last stages of the complaints. Tue kidneys
waete away by degrees. accompanied by intense
pains; the heart becomes uncomfortable; the
lungs are oppressed; the eyeaalls grow CLASSY,
and the entile system is reduced and debili-
tated. For weeks before death comes the suf.
fei or looks forward to 1t as q blessed relief, and
ANYTHING that can furnish even temporary help
ia gladly hailed. Then it is that bloaling be-
gins; the face becomes puffy and pallid; the
breath can only be caught in gasps; speech Is
impossible and muscular action suspended.
The patient finally siuks into q state Of uncon-
&C. ousness to everything except the pains which
arc racking him, and dea'h m by certain
but slow degrees. There can be but one con-
clusion which al readers Of care and judgment
will draw from these facts, which is the neces-
city Of treating the disease in time and by that
mtan n which has been proven the best and
most efficient.
1t has been our privilege to treat more cases
and effect more cur. 8 of this terrible complaint
than has ever been known before in the history
of the world. The wonderful sale which Our
remedies have attained is due wholly to the
fact that they have cured the ones who have
used them. The power and value OF any rem.
edy must rest wholly on a basis Of worth. and
here is lust where our Safe Kidney and Liver
cess. But in this connection m one i'm.
portant fact: 1t has always been true that arti-
clss of merit are subject to limitations. No one
seeks to counterfeit the bills Of 8 worthless
bank. The productions Of q cracked inventor
or witless writer are never copied. 1t is JUS
so with q healing remedy. II it possess no
merit it will not be subjected to limitations. II,
however, it has power and value, limitations
will spring up on every side. While it is a
tribute to the value OF this medicine that ithas
limitations, still, in justice to those who are
suffering, we feel that all should be warned
against them.
There is but one known remedy that has ever
been able to cure serious kidney troubles or
control these great organs when once %deranged,
and that remedy ID Warmers Safe Kidney aud
Liver Cure. There are numerous nostrulns on
the market Calming to lie lust 81 efficient and
some which even claim 10 be the same. TIE
test of merit, however, is in what has been &C.
complished, aud We therefore say, unhesita-
tingly, that for all diseases of the kidneys,
liver and urinary organs Warmers Safe Kidney
and Liver Cure 8 ands alone, not only in poiut
of excellence. but III the wonderful results
it los achieved. In order to successfully avoid
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Our remedy is put up in dark amber glass
bottles, with the Safe tour trade mark) blown
in the back. A private proprietary ai4-cen'
~interna' revenue stamp is affixed to the neck
and covers The top OF Tic c0TR ana Is oI b uSu'
brown color. In the middle thereof is q Safe
in outline, and on it the picture OF n negro
gathering herbs. If this s'amp is not found
on every bottle of the Safe kidney an Liver
Cure, or if there is any, evid' ne that II has
been tempered wi h, and if a Safe is not blown
on the back of the bottle, reject the bottle at
once and insist on hayinga genuine one.
We are led to publish tile f. res"ing in order
that the public may know aud realize just
where we stand. We have alwa,s sought t.
keep our personality from obtrnding upon the
public, knowing full well that the value OF our
remedy was the essential thing, but the une1-
ampled use which has been made of this med
icine, and the volumes Of letters We are con
stantly receiving demand a personal statement
from lis. We arc justly g~ratifCd at the c ,nfi-
dence which has been shown us, and thankful
for the myriads OF cures our remedy has per-
formed, and we pledge ourselves for the futur',
as we have endeavored in the past, to furnish
the best and only valuable remedy that csn
control and cure all tho many and terrible
troubles arising from di: orders Of these great
organs. Sincerely,
Rochester, n. 7.
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