The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-04-12

He was tired even when resting, and al
though experiencing no acute pain, had
dull, &C hing sensations in his limbs and va
rious parts of his body. Shortly afterward
his head began TO ache most frequently and
his stomach failed TO digest properly, BeiLg
told that he was suffering from malaria he
consulted an eminent physician, who in
formed him that his kidneys were slightly
affected, aud gave him medicine TO restore
them. But he grew worse instead OF better,
He then consulted other eminent doctors
of another school and was informed that he
ha1 brain difficulty somewhat IN the ma.
ture of u tumor, but in spite Of all efforts
to the contrary he continued to grow
worse. At this time his condition was
terrible, What were at first simple symp-
toms had developed to terrible troubles.
lie was flushed and feyerish, constantly UNI
easy, and yet always weary. He had an
intense appetite one day and very little tine
next. His pulse was irregular, lbs breath
ing labored, and every moment of ex-
istence was burden. These disas-
trous symptoms continued, his face and
body became discolored, his heart was ir-
regular in its action, and his breath came
in short, convulsive gaps. He grew con-
stantly worse, notwithstanding the utmost
precautions of his friends and finally died
in the greatest agony, After his death an
examination as to its actual cause was
made, when his brain was found to be in
perfect condition, and the reason OF
his decease was OF an entirely different
nature
The experiences which have been cited
above all had common cause and were
each the result of one disease. That dis
ease, which so deceitfully, yet surely, re-
moved the people above mentioned was
Bright's disease OF the kidneys. In the case
of DR.. Rock the examination after death,
while showing the brain TO be in perfect
condition, revealed the terrible fact that he
was the victim Of slight kidney trouble,
which had gone on unchecked, until il re-
suited in acute Bright's disease. The leading
physicians and scientists of the world are
fast learning that more than one-half the
deaths which occur are caused by
this monstrous scourge. 1t is one of the
most deceitiul maladies ever known to the
human race. 1t manilests itself by symp-
tens so slight and common, as to seem I'M
worthy of attention; and yet these very in
significant symptoms are the first stages of
the worst complaint known in the history
ofthe world. Thousands of people have
died from troubles that are called heart
disease, apopleXy, pneumonia brain fever,
and similar diseases, when II was, in fact
Brights disease Of the kidneys. The raw
ages of this disease have been greatly in
creased from the fact that until recent
years no way was known to prevent its be-
ginning nor check its increase when 1t had
become once fixed upon the system, With
in the past two years, however, we have
learned of more than four hundred pro-
nounced cases of Brights disease, many of
them much worse than those above de-
scribed, and most of whom had been given
up by prominent physicians, who have
been completely cured. The means used
to to accomplish this end has been War.
ner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure, manulac-
tured in Rochester, New York, n remedy
that has won its way into the confidence of
the public solely upon the remarkable
merits it possesses. As n result il is more
widely used and Thoroughly praised than
any medicine which has ever been before
the American public Indeed there's not
u drug store 1.-THE entire land where it
cannot be found.
Although Bright's disease is so common
in cities, it is still more prevalent in the
country. When eminent physicians in the
largest cities are not able to recognize
Bright's disease, il is only natural that in
the country, where there are few physicians
of any kind and those few 80 unacquainted
with tho disease as to call it by soma other
name, it should rage terribly, and yet I'M
known to the ones who are suffering with
| it. Thousands of people can look
from what was supposed to be some COM
mon complaint, when ii was really
Bright's disease, and no one knew it. The
terrible pleuro-pneumonia, which has been
| so dreaded is usually the result ofuremic or
| kidney poison. Lung fever can be traced
10 similar source. Most cases paralysis
arise from the same difficulty, as well rs in
Vulnerable feyers, lung, throat, head and
/ bowel troubles. \ vast number of ladies
have suffered and died from complaints
common to their sex called, perhaps, gen.
eral debility, when, could the real cause
have been known,it would have been found
to be Bright's disease .masquerading under
another name. In marked contrast to the
sad cases which have been above described
are the experiences of many prominent peo-
pie who were rs low rs any of the persons
mentioned, but who were remarkably re-
stored to former health and yigor by this
same remedy. Among this number
are the following prominent names: Cslnel
John G. Whtner, Atlanta, Georgia; b. +.
Larrabee, Boston, Massachusetts, Gen. 9. A.
Hickman, Philipsburg, \. j.; Rev. d. d.
Buck, d. ID. Geneva, n. Y; DIR. +. A. Nc
Manus, Baltimore, Md; Edwin Fay, Day
export, Iowa; Rev. A. G. Kendrick, LII. d.
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Mich; G. w. Eastwood, New York; DIR. A
A, Ramsay, Abba, Iowa; Chancellor c. n.
Sims, d. d. Syracuse, n. Y; DR.. S. p.
Jones, Marienette, Wis. I. S. lngraham,
Cleveland, O.. Henry 4, Champney, Bos.
ton, Mass; Elder James S. Prescott, North
Union, o., who is q prominent member Of
the Shaker community, and many others
To all candid minds the force of the above
facts must come with special power. They
show the Importance of promptness aud at.
tention to the first symptoms of disordered
health before disease becomes fixed and
hope departs. They show how this can
successfully be done, and that the dangers
which await neglect can only with difficult
ty be removed,-[G Golden Rule.
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