The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1882-07-28

loss of appetite, chilly sensations, in
digestions (the stomach never is in
order when the kidneys or liver are
deranged), dryness of the skin,
nervousness, night swea.s, muscular
debility, despondency, a tired feeling
especially at night, putting or boat.
ing under the eyes, etc. If any OF
the following things are noticed
about the fluids passed from the sys-
tenn, it shows that the Kidneys and
liver are out of order: A red de-
post, scum upon the surface, an
unusual thickness or thinness, very
dark or very light color, a burn
ing sensation in passing, an unusual
odor, retention, or frequent de-
sire TO void and inability to do so.
The above are a few of the hun
dreds of symptoms which indicate
the beginning of aggravated cases Of
kidney or liver difficulties, and they
require instant attention. If these
symptoms are not checked at once,
they are almost certain TO result in
some one of the many terrible dis
eases of the kidneys. But unpleas-
ant as all the symptoms and even
these diseases may be, they are as
nothing compared to the last stages
cf the complaints. The kidneys
waste away by degrees, accompan-
led by intense pains; the heart be-
comes uncomfortable; the lungs are
oppressed; the eyeballs grow CLASSY,
and the entire system is reduced
and debilltatcd. For. weeks before
death comes the sufferer looks for
ward to it as blessed relief, and
anything that can furnish even tenn
porary 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 muscular action
suspended. The patient finally
sinks into a 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 judgement viii
draw from these facts, which is the
necessity Of treating the disease ife
time and BY that means which has
been proven the best and most eff
cient.
1t has been our privilege to treat
more cases and effect more cures 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 tie fact that they
have cured the ones who have used
them. The power and value Of any
remedy must rest wholly on a basis
Of worth, and here is just where our
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure has
found its wonderful power and sue
cess. But in this connection comes
one important fact: 1t has always
been true that articles of merit are
Subject to limitations. No one seeks
to counterfeit the bills of a worthless
bank. The productions of a cracked
inventor or witless writer are never
copied. 1t isjust so with a healing
remedy. Ifit possess no merit it will
not be subjected to limitations. II,
however, it has power and value, inn
will spring up on every
side. While it is a tribute to the
value of this medicine that it has i'm
itations, 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 ser
ious kidney troubles or control these
great organs when once deranged,
and tia. remedy is Warmers Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure. There are
numerous nostrnms OH the market
claiming to be just as efficient and
some which even claim 10 be the
same. The test of merit, however,
is in What has been accomplished,
and We therefore say pnhesitatingly
that for all diseases Of the kidneys,
liver, and urinary organs Warmers
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure stands
alone, not only in point ofexcellence,
but in the. wonderful results it has
achieved. In order to successfully
avoid the purchase of spurious and
injurious medicines, observe these
facts
Our remedy is put up in dark
amber glass bottles, with the Safe
(our trade mark) blown in the back.
A private proprietary six cent in
ternal revenne stamp is affixed TO
the neck and covers the top of the
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