The daily gazette., 1882-04-05

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which are the kidneys, were reached.
complete cure would be the resultia
The way, therefore, to expel this rank
and poisonous acid before it assumes
an inhammatorJ or chronic form is BY
keeping the kidneys Ia absolute health.
This is no easy thing to do and no
means has, until within the past few
yearr, been known which would sue
cessfully reach and affect these great
organs: At last, however, scientists
have discovered that the leaves OF a
tropical plant, previously but little
known to science and unknown q
medicine, possessed marvellous qualio
ties adapted for the kidneys. Thes-
leaves have been skillGully 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 preparation 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 meaDs of per-
forming are really very remarkable.
Indeed, there are thousands of persons
in America to-day who owe their
restoration to health and entire free
dom from rheumatism to this simple
yet powerful remedy, which is known
universally, manufactured In Roches-
ter, N. T., and sold In every Drug
store in the land.
From the doctors In the various cities
OF the United States who have certified
THAR M al
tinc statement toat uiio acid In the blood
Is the cause Of rheumatism, are q large
number of Boston pbysicia s, among
them being DR.. A. p. Lighthill, Or. John
B. Foley, DR.. Fred. j. Garbit, Dr, M, L..
cham berlain, DIR. Albert N. BlodRett,
DR.. j ohm o. Sharp, DIR. Charles w, Ste
vens, DIR. Henry w. Bradford, DR.. Tim
othy y. Smith, DIR. Charles NJ. Newell,
Dr. VIII am A. Dunn, DR.. j. f. Perry,
DR.. John Burke, DIR. Michael r. Gavin,
DR.. Aaron Young. DIR. Elisha 6. Row.
lard, Dr.. OTIS Gray Randall, DIR. Ste
phen y. Martin, DR.. George +. BigeIow,
Dr. y. w. Dow, DIR. MoIr p. Wheeler,
DR.. Robert W. Newell, DR.. Franklin E.
Patch, DIR. Datius Wilson, DR.. William
Il Cornell, DIR. Henry 5ohl, DR.. Nathan
lei Downs, DR.. William IA. Ripley, DR..
George u. 5hasluck, DIR. William ingalls,
DR.. j. r. Oliver, DR. Joseph Il Gould,
AAs W itoOh AbWOOug LIE a. II IEudIus
Francis II. Brown, and DIR. Hamilton
Osgood.
The theory Of the doctors as above ex-
plAinsd fuds iis confirmation in the fact
tt at when the kidneys have been cured,
rheumatism is completely removed.
This Is not, OF couFs?, always accom-
plished instantly, for III disease so sub
tie, the cure is often very Glow, but
under no other plau can any hope Of
nf - ha
are hundreds Of cases ou record during
the present winter oJ persons afflicted
with rheumatic troubles of the worst or
| der who baye been entirely cured BY
following the theory above stated and
using the remedy mentioned. Many OF
these persons had the very worst pos.
sible symptoms. Vague aches in differ.
ent portions Of the body we're followed by
aRontes the most intense in some ratio.
ular spot. Acute and throbbing palms
succeeded each other and the couiBlnR
poisonous acid inf med AL the veins.
Troubles which began with sight dis
orders increased to Heterogeneous the
| most serious. 1t Is al 10 think that all
this suffering Wis endured when 1t could
have been so easily relieved. Acttnp
upon the theory and using the remedy
above mentioned the kidneys could have
been restored 10 their u ual vigor, the
/ utN PSS'oVu OApeA9u llOm Juo system
the Inflammation removed and the pair
entirely banished.
These are some of the real and scIen
tihc facts regarding rheumavism, attest
cd by the highest authority and they are
beyond gu stiUn, the only correct onti
ever brought forth. We are aware the,
are advanced idess, but ten years hencl
they will be the acoepted belief auC
practice Of the world. If people suffs
from rheumatic troubles In the future
and with these plain truths before them
they certainly can blame no one bu
themselves.