Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-07-21

Bripht'S disease, WHloi Los ooos lVO ualA
shadow over so many homes IN the land
and is increasing wonderfully ana eontln-
nhusicians in every land and by eminent
sc;ont,sts the world over, that this disease
ia the result of blood poisoning. This pois-
on;no ia brought about by wasted and I'M
healthy kidneys that permit the poison to
remain in the blood, instead Of throwing it
from the system. But it is equally evident
IN ali who have studied into the effects and
havo hecome cOnverSant with the facts,
that a disordered state of the kidneys aud
liver nroduces most of the common com
nlaints and pains which afflicC the human
race and they can be traced to this source
inst IA certainly as can Bright's disease
To pnrify stream we must go to its
source and to cure a disease we must re-
more the cause. 1t being true, therefore,
that nine-tenths of all human ailments are
caused by diseased kidneys and liver, the
only certain way to cure these troubles is
by treating the organs which cause them.
How intimately the kidneys are assoca-
ted with the entire system may be- unde-
stood from the fact that over 1000 ounces
of blood pass through them every hour, be-
inc more than 200 gallons or nearly one ton
in the course Of tWentyfour hours This
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part of the body and if the kidneys are
diseased the impurities that are III the
blood are not removed, and hence pass
through the veins carrying disease i'll some
one of It's many terrible forms. The hor-
rors which accompany most of the diseases
caused BY disordered kidneys and liver
cannot be described i'll print, while the
dangers surrounding them are even great
er than the agony. And yet a pvrsoii may
be troubled for months without knowing
the cause of the diseases that have attack
ed HIM. Some of the symptoms OF the hcst
stages. any one of which indicates dis, l.
dered kidneys or liver are these: Pains ii.
the back and around he Joins severe head
aches, dizziness, infamed eyes, d coated
t. ngue ard dry mouth, l,ss of appatita,
chilly sensations, indigestion (the stomach
never is in order when the kidneys or liver
are deranged). dryDess of the skin, ncr-
vousness, night sweats, muscular debility,
tired feeling especially al
night, putting or bloating utder The eyes,
etc. If any of the following things are
noticed about the fluids PASSED from t!ae
system, it shows that the kidneys and liver
are out of order: A red deposit, a scum
upon the surface. an unusual thickness OF
thinness. very dark or a very light colot,
a burning sensation in passing, an nnusuas
odor. q retention, or a frequent daSlr. to
void and inability to do so.
The above are few OF the hundreds OF
symptoms which Indicate the beginning Ut
aggravated cases Of kidney or liver diff
culties, and they require instant attention.
If these symptoms are not checked at once,
they are almost certain to result in soma
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 to thu last
stages of the complaints. The kidneys
waste away by degrees, accompanied by
intense pains; the heart becomes uncon-
trollable; the lungs are oppressed; the eye
balls grow CLASSY, and the entire system
becomes reduced and debilitated. For
weeks before death comes the sufferer
looks forward to it as a blessed relief, and
anything that can furnish even temporary
help is gladly hailed. Then it is that
bloating begins; the face becomes puffy
and pallid; the breath can only be caught
in gasps, speech is impossible and muscu-
lar action suspended. The patient finally
sinks into state of Inconsistencies to
everything except the pains which are
racking him, and death comes by certain
but slow degrees. There can be but one
conclusion which all readers OF care and
judgment will draw from these facts, which
is the necessity of treating the disease IN
time and by that means which has been
proven the best and most efficient.
1t has been our privilege to treat more
cases and effect more cures of this terri
BILE complaint than has ever been known
before in the history of the world
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derful power and success. But in this
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ventOr or Witless writer are never copied
1t is just so with healing rem dy. Ii il
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and value, limitations will spring up on
every side. While it is tribute to the
value of this medicine that it has imita
tions, still, in justice to those who are suf
fering, we feel that all should be warned
against them.
There is but one known remedy that has
ever been able to cure serious kidney trou
bles or control those great organs when
once deranged, and that remedy is Warn
er's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure. There
are numerous nostrums on the market
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which even claim to be the same. The
test of merit, however, is in what has been
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itatingly that for all diseases Of the kid
neys, liver, and urinary organs Warmers
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on it a picture Of negro gathering herbs.
If this stamp is not found on every bottle
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OHCt, dllu luStSb Uu udVluR u SoiIuilO oho.
We ars led to publish the foregoing IN
order that the public may know and real
ize just where we stand. We have always
sought to keep our personality f. ON obtru-
ding npon tha public, knowing full we'll
that the value Of our remedy WAS the es-
sential thing, but the unexampled use
which has been made of this medicine.
and the volumes of letters we are con-
stantiy receiving demand Il personal state
ment from us. We are justly gratified at
the confidence which has been shown US,
and .hankf full for the myriadS of cures our
remedy has performed, and we pledge our
selves for the future as we have endeavor-
ed in the past, to furnish the best and only
valuable remedy that car control and cure
all the many and terrible troubles arising
from disorders of these great organs.
Sincerely,
II. WARNER & Co.,
Rochester, N. Y.
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