Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-04-01

that rheumatism IS blood disease. And
what terrible disease IL is. It often comes
without warning and prostrates the system
with agony. Again its beginning is gradual,
and its growth slow. In its acute form it
manifests Itself in every conceivable shape and
always accompanied by intense pain. At
one time it is infammatory, at another neu-
Salgic. Sometimes it assumes the form of
govt, and again that of pleurisy or lumbago;
but in whatever manner it appears it is terri
bly, painful and always to be dreaded. The
pain and annoyance of rheumatism are In
creased by Its great danger, for it is liable to
attack the brain or heart at any moment,
Their by causing Instant death. Indeed, nearly
every case of heart disease with all Its dreadful
suddenness which has ever occurred can be
traced more or less directly to rheumatic
causes. In its chronic form it stiffens the
joints, contracts the muscles, undermines the
health and ruins the life. It frequently at
tacks men an women who are apparently in
perfect health. Indeed, it is as greatly to be
dreaded as any possible form of physical woe.
But, however severe its effects may be-, the
exact cause of this blood trouble has been
an undecided question, and 1t is only within
the past year that any decision upon the SUBJ
ject has been reached In order to fully de-
termine what the cause of rheumatic disor-
ders really was, certain authorities sent letter
of inquiry from Washington to the leading
pract. cling physicians of the land, and these
inquiries were responded to quite generally,
thus furnishing data of great value to science
and mankind. The views held by the doctors
are of a varied nature, but 80 overwhelming
proportion hold to one belief as to
leave but little doubt that it is correct one.
This belief, briefly stated, is that uric acid in
the blood causes rheumatism, and that it is
only by removing this poisonous acid that
rheumatic or neuralgia troubles in all their
terrible forms can be cured. This
being true the important question arises:
"HOw does this poisonous uric acid get
into the blood, and how can it best be
removed" Uric acid Is a waste material of
the body which the kidneys should carry out,
but because they are weakened they cannot
throw it from the system. Restore the kidneys
and you restore the power that will force the
uric acid from the system and thus Danish the
rheumatic agonies which it causes. This is
reason; it is science. No one whose kidneys
are in a perfect condition was ever troubled
however slight the pain may be, has perfect
kidneys. The conclusion OF this truth is in
evitable: perfect kidneys mean freedom from
rheumatism.
GWhen rheumatism has manifested itself in
any special part ofIlthe body, attempts have
usually been made to treat part Of the body.
AS result, the pain has departed but the dis
ease has remained, lying subtly concealed and
ready to break out at some unexpected mo-
ment. Checking the pain in any single To-
cality only scatters the disease through the
system, when, If the seat of the disorder,
which are the kidneys, were reached. a CON-
plete cure would be the result. The way,
therefore, to expel this rank and poisonous
acid before it assumes an infammatory or
chronic form is by keeping the kidneys in alb
solute health. This is no easy thing to do,
and no means has, until the past few years,
been known which would successfully reach
ever, scientists have discovered that the
leaves of tropical plant. previously
but little known to science and unknown to
medicine, possessed marvellous qualities adapt
ed for the kidneys. These have been sklllfully
combined in the remedy now known as War
ner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure. 1t is, up
to the present time, the only known prepare
ton that acts SO directly upon the kidneys as
to effectually cure the various dangerous
forms of kidney disease, and hence remove all
uric acid from the blood. As result the
cures it has been the means of performing are
really very remarkable. Indeed, there are
thousands of persoLs in America to-day who
owe there restoration to health and entire
freedom from rheumatism to the simple yet
powerful remedy, which is known universally,
manufactured in Rochester, n. Y, and sold in
every drug store in the land.
From the doctors in the various cities of
the United States who have certified over their
own signatures to the scientific statement that
uric acid in the blood is the cause of rheuma-
tism, are large number Of Chicago and st.
Louis physicians, among them being DR..
Adolph Uhlemeyer, DR.. VIM. Webb, DR..
John NJ. Frank, DR.. Edwin T. Webster, DR..
Benjamin F. Whitmore, Dr. William T. Rich
ardson, DR.. Robert T. Atkinson, DR.. Thos.
F. Humboldt, DR.. William M. McPheeters,
DR.. William johnson, DR.. Isaac N. Love, DR..
Clark Whittier, DR.. j. T. Hodgen, DR.. Thorn
as :. DUNCAN, DR.; Nicholas Guhman, DR..
Daniel Kuhn, DIR. Henry Newlaud, DR..
William s. Workman, DR.. George T.
Pitzer, Dr. Henry F. Ahlbrandt, DR.. Elijah T.
Frazier, DR.. Carl splnzig, DR.. David B. Mar
tin, DIR. Benjamin r Taylor, DR.. James L.
Logan, Dr.. a. Heacock, DR.. Henry Kirchner,
DR.. John J. Kane, DR.. Henry F. w. Kruse, DIR.
VIM. G. Glasgow, DR.. jeremiah g. B. Alleyne,
DR.. Thomas S. Comstock, DR.. Charles a.
Hughes, Or. Frederick Kolbenheyer, Dr..
Caihol, DIR. Bernard Roemer. DR.. James NJ
Clopton, DR.. Charles V. Ware, DR.. Alphonso
Jaminet, DR.. James L. Kent, DR.. William s.
Barker, DR.. Solomon, c. Martin, DR.. Ru-
dolph Studhatter, DR.. Louis P. Ehrmann, DR..
Joha A. King, DR.. Simeon E. Garlock, DR..
lneodOre roy, Df. JOhn Il. Facer, Or. Ernest
F. Hoffman, DR.. Herman Nagle, DR..
Adolph Wisllzeuus, DIR. James L. Pirtle, DR..
Edward Rose, DR.. VIM. Fl. Grayson, Dr. Hugo
NJ. Starklcff, DR.. Robert NJ. Swander, DR.. vii.
liam N. Brennan, DR.. Tample s.. Hoyne, DR..
Lyman Ware, DR.. Charles W. Hemstead, DR..
Wm.J. Hawkes., DR.. T. C. Duncan, DR.. Will
liam r. Griswold, DR.. Lyman Bedford, DR.. A.
B. Westcott, DR.. j. B. Bell, DIR. Charles N.
Clark. DR.. W. H. Woodbury., DIR. Alfred H.
Hiatt, DR.. Herman Hahn, DR.. Calvin NJ. Fitch
and DR.. John D. NJ. Carr.
The theory of the doctors as above explained
finds its confirmation in the fact that when
the kidneys have been cured, rheumatism is
completely removed. This is not, of course,
always accomplished instantly, for 10 disease
SO subtle, the cure is often very slow, but
under no other plan can any hope of perman-
emit relief ever be found. There are hundreds
of cases on record during the present winter
of persons afflicted with rheumatic troubles
of the worst order who have been entirely
cured by following the theory above stated |
and using the remedy mentioned. Many of
these persons had the very worst possible |
symptoms. Vague aches in different portions |
Of the body were followed by agonies the |
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