The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-05-04
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such serious importance IA the preservation
ol their lives and hoa TIA, n Is but natural
that the ones who have been largely nstrt.
mental In the origin o this movement
should speak frankly and directly 10 the .
people most Interested. II Is for this req.
Son that we thus come before the pablo .
and make the following revelations:
Every careful observer who has sought TO .
keep pace with the march OF events has
noted the alarming .pcrease OF certain |
peCuliar physical troubles within the past |
few years. These troubles have come at |
unexpected moments and in most
troacherous way. They have manifested
themselves in innumerable forms, but they
have always had the same cause. They
have not afflicted the minor parts of the
body, but have gone direct to the strong
holds of the system and their work has
usually been as prompt as IL is fatal. Their
treacherous and deceptive nature has often
prevented careful analysis of what causes
them, and, as o result, intense sutieringnnd
final disaster have usually ensued. The
real c,use, however, has been q derange-
ment of the kidneys and all OF these
troubles are. in fact, the first symptoms OF
the terrible Bright's disease, which has cast
its dark shadow over so many homes in the
land and is increasing wonderfully and con-
tinually. II is now conceded by the ablest
physicians in every land and oy eminent
scientists the world over, that this disease
is the result OF blood poisoning. The plis-
oning is brought about by wasted and un-
| healthy kidneys that permit the poison 10
| remain in the blood, instead of throwing it
| from the system. But it is equally evident
to all who have studied into the effects and
! have become conversant with the facts, that
disordered state of the kidneys and liver
produces most of the common complaints
and pains which ailiict the human race, and
they can be traced to this source just as
certainly as can Bright's disease. To purify
stream we must go to its source, aud to
cure disease we must remove the cause.
| 1t being true, therefore, that nine-tenths OF
all human ailments are caused by diseased
| kidneys or liver, the only certain way to
cure these troubles is by treating the organs
which cause them. How Intimately the
kidneys are associated with the entire sys-
tenn may be understood from the fact that
over 900 ounces of blood pass through them
every hour, being more than 200 gallons, or
nearly one ton in the course of twenty-tour
hours. This vast mass OF living fluid is
sent to every paIt of the body, and
if the kidneys are diseased the impurities
that are in the blood are not removed, and
hence pass through the veins, carrying
disease in some one of its many terrible
OF the diseases caused by dsordered kid
neys and liver cannot be described in print,
while the dangers surrounding them are
even greater than the agony And yet a
person may be troubled for months with
out knowing the cause of the diseases that
have attacked him. Some Of the symptoms
of the first stages, ANY one Of which indicates
disordered kidneys or liver are these !:
Pains in the back and around the loins,
severe headaches, dizziness, inflamed eyes,
q coated tongue and Il dry mouth, loss of
appetite, chilly sensations, indigestion (the
stomach never is in order when the kidneys
or liver are deranged), dryness of the skin,
nervousness, night sweats, muscular de-
bility, dependency, q tired feeling, especi
ally at night, putting or bloatiug under the
eyes, etc. If any of the following things
are noticed about the fluids passed from the
system, il shows that the kidneys and liver
are out of order: A red deposit, q scum
upon the surface, an unusual thickness or
thinness, very dark or a very light color,
burning sensation in passing, an unusual
odor, retention or a frequent desire to
void and inability to do so.
The aoove are few of the hundreds of
symptoms which indicate the beginning of
aggravated cases Of kidney or liver difficult
ties, and they require instant attention. If
these symptoms are not checked at once,
they are almosj certain to result in some
one of the many terrible diseases of the
kidneys. But unpleasant as all the symp-
toms and even these diseases may be, they
are as nothing compared to the last
stages of the complaints. The kidneys
waste away by degrees, accompanied by in
tense pains; the heart becomes uncontrolla- |
BILE; the lungs are oppressed; the eyeball5
grow ElaZy, and the entire system is re- |
duced and debi!iated. For weeks before
death comes the sufferer looks forward to it |
as blessed relief, and anything that can
furnish even temporary help is gladly !
hail aI 10 bnt ino
the face become puffy and pallid; tue breath |
can only be caught IN gaspS, speech is inn
possible and muscular action suspended. |
The patient finally sinks into state of un. |
consciousness 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 ard judgment will draw from these
facts, which is the necessity Of treating the |
disease in time and by that means which .
has proven the best and most efficient.
IL has been our privilege to treat more |
cases and effect more cures of this terrible
than has ever been known before |
in the history the world. The wonderful
sale which our remedies have attained is
due wholly to the fact that they have
cured the ones who have used i
them. The power and value |
of any remedy must rest wholly |
on basis of worth, and here is Just where
our Safe Kidney and Liver Cure has found
its wonderful power and success. But in
this connection comes one important fact:
II has always been true that articles of
merit are subject 10 limitations. No one
seeks to counterfeit the bills OF a worthless
bank. The productions of = cracked in
ventor or witless writer are never copied.
IL is Just so with healing remedy. IL il
possess no merit IL will not be subjected TO
limitations. II, however, it has power and
value, limitations will spring up on every
side. While IL is a tribute 10 the value of |
this medicine that it has limitations, still,
in justice 10 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 serious kidney
troubles or control these great organs when
once deralged, and that remedy is War
ners Safe Kidney and Liver Cure. There
are numerous nostrums on the market
TO be just as efficient, and some
which even claim 10 be the same. The test
)f merit, however, is in what has been ac-
and we therefore say unhesi-
tatiDgly that for all diseases Of the kidneys,
liver and urinary organs, Warmers SAFE
Kidney and Liver Cure stands alone, not
only in point Of excellence, but in The
wonderful results Il has achieved. In ord
70 successfully avoid the purchase Of spu-
ious and injurious medicines, observe
hese facts:
oar remedy Is put up in dark amber glass
bottles, with the Safe Tour trade mark
blown in the back. A private proprietary |
tx cent iniei nal revenue stamp is afiixedto
he neck and covers the top Of the cork
md is OF light brown color.
In the middle thereof is Safe in
outline, and on IL the picture Of a negro
gathering herbs. Ifthis stamp Is not iOnnd
N every bottle Of the Safe Kidney and
Liver Cure, or IL there IL any evil
fence that IL has been tempered with. aud
I a Safe is not blown on the back Of the bot
lie. reject the bottle at once, and insist on
having a genuine one.
We are led 10 publish the foregoing In or
Ter that the public may know and realize just
where We stand We have alwsvs sought