The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-04-12

were each the result Of one disease.
That @iseasa which % deoeitfally, yet
% surely removed the people above
mentioned. was Bright's disease Of the
kidneys. In the case Of Mr.. Rook, the
examination after death, while show
ing the brain to he in perfect condition,
revealed the fact that he was the victim
of . slight kidney trouble, which had
gone On unchecked, until 1t resulted In
acute Bright's disease. The leading
physicians and scientists of the world
are fat learning that more than one
half the deaths that occur arc caused by
this lDOnstrOus scourge. 1t is one 0fthe
most leceitful muladies ever known to
the human race. 1t manifests itself by
symptoms 60 slight and uncommon 40
to seem unworthy Of attention; and yet
these very insignificant symptoms are
the 1lDt stages Of the worst complaint
known in the history Of the world.
Thousands of people have died from
troubles that are called heart disease.
apopDexy, pneumonia, brain fever, and
similar diseases, when it was in fact
Bright's disease Of the kidneys. The
ravages of this disease have been very
greatly increased from the fact
that until recent years no way
was known to prevent Its beginning
nor check it's increase when it had BE-
come once fixed upon the system. With
In the past two years, however, We have
nOunced Of Bright's disease, many
of them much worse than those above
described, aud most of whom had been
given up by prominent physicians, who
have been completely cured. The means
used to accomplish this end has been
Warmers Hafe Kidney and Liver Cure,
manufactured in Rochester, n. ", a
remedy that has won its way into the
confidence of the public solely upon the
remarkable merits it possesses. As q re-
suit it is more widely used and thorough
ly praised than any medicine whicl has
ever been before the American public.
Indeed there is not drug store in the
entire land where II cannot he found.
Although Bright's disease is 50 COM
mon in cities, it is still more prevalent
in the country. When eminent physi-
clans in the largest cities are not able to
recognize Rright's disease, it is only
natural that in the country, where there
are few physicians Of any kind, and
those few 50 unatquainted with the dis
ease as to call it hy some other name, it
should rage terribly and yet unknown
to the ones Who arc suffering with 1t,
Thousands Of people can look back and
recall the death Of friends from what
was supposed to lc some common COM
plaint. when it was really Bright's dis
ease, AND no ONE KNEW 1T. The terri
BILE plelro-pncumonia, which has been
so dreaded, is usually the result Of
urenic or kidney poison. Lung fever
can be traced to- similar source. Most
cases OF paralysis arise from the same
difficulty, as well as innun'erah)e fevers,
lung. throat, head and bowel troubles.
A vast number Of ladies have suffered
and died from complaints common to
their sex called, perhaps, general debil-
ity, when. could the real cause have
been known, it would have been found
to I've Bright's disease, mas'Iuerading
under another name. In marked con-
trast to the sad cases which have been
above described arc the experiences Of
many prominent people who were rs
low as any Of the persons mentioned,
hut who were remarkably restored to
former l:c:alth and vigor by this sa,nc
remedy. Among this number were the
following prominent names: Col. John
bee. Boston, Mass: Gen. G. A. Heck
AiAus hflup'N1Ss, ~. ~.s ASH'' -. 40
Buck, u. d., Geneva, n. V; Dr. +. n.
M"Manus, Baltimore. Nd; Edwin Fay,
Davenport. Iowa Rev. 4. {. kendrick,
III. d., Rochester, y: "; J. :. Nat
t!,cws, Portland, Mich; &. W. East
T w"c.l, New Yor!, DIR. 4. \. Ramsey.
Alba. Iowa; Chancellor Z. n. Sims,
u. H., Syracuse. n. v: DR.. =. =. Jones.
Mariencll., Wis: +. :. IEgrahan,,
Cleveland, O.; Henry 4. Chami'nry.
Boston, Mass; Elder James $. Prescott.
N"rt., Union, o., who is Il prominent
menlier If the Shaker community, and
many Others.
To all candid minds the force of the
above facts must come with special pow
er. They show the importance "t
promrtness and attention: to the first
Symptoms Of ~l,s"r,ierc,i health leforc
disease becomes fixed and hope departs.
They show how this can successfully be
done, and that the dangers which await
neglect can only with difficulty be re-
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