National Republican., 1882-09-26
A NATIONAL rRouRLE.
The Trying Influence Of the American
Cilrn n q ON thc NYeIfnrc nftl,c PennIc.

Ene Trying influence OF inc American
climate ON the welfare orthc People.
The facilities for communication Between Eu-
rope and America have increased so remarkably
of late years as to bring the Old and New Worlds
into closer relations than ever before. As result,
the tide Of emigration coming has been met by
foo Of travellers and tourists going, Rll Of whom
bring ne W Ideas and customs to each hemisphere.
But Notwithstanding this interchange of thought
as well as of goods the national characteristics,
customs and habits remain substantially the same
aud the physical peculiarities Of every nation con-
tnue even after removal from the native land.
For some eason-possibly the climate, the water
the nature OF the food we eat, or all Combined
the American people are constitutlonally different
from nDy other nation. The slowly moving Gus
toms Of Europe tend to apopiexy the active ans end
neys, usually the latter. As has been truly said .
1--WE are excessively nervous aud grow more SO
every generation. The terrible rush nd strain and
excitement under which we live tell directly upon
the nervous system. The high pressure of modern
life is terribly exhaustive Of nerve force. Be
fore people are aware of II nervous debility
comes In the system drops into a condition In
which II is incapable of resisting cold, aud with
and excitement" In fact, nervous exhaustion
places the body in condition to invite disease.
| What that disease will be depends wholly on the
state of the system at that Time but there are two
vital portions which 1t is certain to attack unless
they are specially guarded. These portions are
the kidneys aud liver. This truth Is not generally
known. but 1t is fact that all should understand.
More than one-haJ of American ailments arise from
| disordered kidneys. The kidneys are the great
and most important organs of the system. They
are seldom painful themselves when disordered,
but the majority of troubles have their origin in
them, among which are the following: WEAKNESS,
| lack of energy, vague pains in the body and
limbs loss Of appetite, headaches putrid taste in
the mouth, and other mofe painful disorders
which cannot here be enumerated.
The propositions becomes q simple one in view
of these facs thattc meet the disastrous influences
OF american life IL is necessary 10 Keep Ihe kia
Organs SO important and delicate as these are hard
TO control, and II has always been problem with
physicians how best TO treat diseases arising from
The kidneys or liver. Within the past three years
| however, more radical cures have been effected
than during the previous thirty, and the world IL
pletely controlled The compound which has ac-
compished these remarkable results Is Warmers
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure, which Is unquestion-
ably TO. day the most popular medicine in the land
Some idea of its unusual power may be learned
from the following facts: Dr., A. n. McNames, OF
| Waterloo, N u, relates the following experience
81 had been troubled for several years with coca
sonal pains in the buck, dizziness, headache, loss
Of appetite and other disagre cable feelings Of the
urinary organs, but paid no attention TO them
thinking that it amounted to nothing as was then
strong and apparently healthy. This spring, some
time in the month of April, was taken very yio-
lently with pain in the back and around the loins.
| headache aud all the symptoms Of what is now
known to me 70 be those OF Brlghts Disease OF the
| told me that bad BrighPs Disease. took their
medicines for some time, also other proprietary
medicines that were recommended for the cure OF
Brights Disease, hut all TO no purpose. My weight
went from 2Os to 10; my lips and mouth were
| parched and my tongue coated so could hardly
speak, and 1t also gave me great pain and incon-
| venience to urinate ] gave up 10 what then
considered TO be my fate, which was 10 die, but
hearing of Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure
| and Safe Pills began taking them according 10
directions. l was completely cured, and to-day /
consider myself a well man."
This is the experience of one man only, but the
same symptoms are almost universal and consti-
tute in reality National trouble which only
care and attention to the slightest indications can
avoid