The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1882-07-11
AN OPEN LETTER.
SEINE Outspnkcn Statements of
Great value From Parties of the
Highest Standing.

Nhcn inc people OF America become 80 luor-
oughiy aroused, and on a subject of such so.
rlous Importance as tho preservation Of their
lives and health, II is but natural that tho ones
who have been largely instrumental In the
origin OF this movement should speak frankly
and directly to tho people most Interested. 1t
Is for this reason that we thus como before
tho public and mako the following rovela-
tons:
Every careful observer who has sought to
Keep pace with tho march Of events has noted
the alarming Increase OF certain peculiar
physical troubles within tho past few years.
These troubles have come at unexpected
moments and In most treachorous way.
They have manifested themselves In iunum-
ernblc forms, but they have always had tho
same cause They have not AFFLICTED 1.-The the
to the strongholds OF tho system and their
work has usually been rs prompt as It Ia fatal.
Their troachorous and deceptive nature has
suirorins and ANAL disaster have
however, has been arrangement of the kid
neys and all OF these troubles are, In fact, the
first symptoms OF the terrible Drlght's disease,
which has cast It's dark shadow over so many
homes In the land and Is Increasing wonder
fully and continually. 1t is now conceded by
tho ablest physicians In oyery land and by
disease is the result OF blood poisoning. This
poisoning Is brought about by wasted and un.
healthy kidneys that permit the poison to re-
main In tho blood, instead OF throwing It from
the system. But 1t is equally evident to all
who have studied Into the effects and have
become conversant with the facts, that a dis.
ordered state OF the kidneys and liver produces
most OF the common complaints and pains
which afIict the human race, and
they can be traced to this source Just as GER
tainly as can Brlghts disease. 10 purify
stream We must go to Its source, aud to cure
disease we must reni0re tie 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 trou-
bles ia by treating the organs which cause
them. How intimately tho kidneys are assoc
ciated with tho entire system may DO under
stood from the fact that over LOCO ounces of
blood pass through them every hour, being
more Than 200 gallons, or nearly one ton In
the course OF twenty-four hours. This vast
mass of living fluid is sent to every part of tho
body, and II the kidneys are diseased the i'm.
purities that are In the blood are not removed,
Carrying SsePse in ssme inc one ons
its many terrible forms. The horrors which
accompany most Of the diseases caused by dis.
ordered kidneys and liver cannot BIO described
in print, while the dangers surrounding them
IRE even greater than the agony. And yet a
person may BIO troubled for months without
knowing the cause OF tho diseases that have
attacked him. Some of the symptoms of tho
first stages, any one Of which indicates dis.
ordered kidneys or liver are these: Pains In
headaches, dizziness, inlamod eyes, a
coated tongue and dry mouth, loss
Of appetite, chilly sensations, indlges.
when the kidneys or liver arc deranged) a
dryness OF the skin, nervousness, nightsweats,
muscular debility, dependency, n tired feel
Ing especially at night, pulling or blOating
under the eyes, etc. II any OF the following
things are noticed about the fluids passed from
the system, II shows that tho kidneys and liver
are out OF order: A red deposit, scum upon
the surface, an unusual thickness or thinness,
very dark or very light color, u burning
sensation In passing, an unusual odor, u reten-
tion, or frequent desire to void and inability
to do so.
The above are few of the hundreds of
symptoms which Indicate tho beginning OF ag-
grayated cases of kidney or liver difficulties,
and they require instant attention. II these
symptoms are not checked at once, they are
almost certain to result in some ono of the
many terrible diseases of the kidneys. But
unpleasant as all the symptoms and even
these diseases may be, they are as nothing
compared to the last stages of the complaints.
The kidneys waste away by degrees, accom-
panied by Intense rains; tho heart becomes UNI
controllable; the lungs are oppressed; the eye
balls grow CLASSY, and the entire system is re-
death comes the sufferer looks forward to 1t
as blessed relief, and anything that
can furnish even temporary help is gladly
hailed. Then 1t is that bloating begins; the
| face becomes puny and pallid; tho breath can
only be caught IN gasps, speech is impossible
and muscular action suspended. The patient
| finally sinks Into state of unconsclousness to
| everything except tho pains which are racking
| him, and death comes by certain but slow do.
| grees. There can BIO but one conclusion which
| all readers OF care and judgment Will draw
| from those facts, which 10 the necessity OF
| treating the disease In time and by that means
| which has been proven the best and most ell
Client.
| II 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 tho world. The wonderful sale which our
remedies have attained Is duo wholly to the
| fact that they have cured the ones who have
used them. Tho power and value of any
| remedy must rest wholly on n basis of worth,
| and here is Just whero our Safe Kidney and
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bank. The productions Of n cracked inventor
| or witless writer arc mover copied. 1t is lust
| so with a healing remedy. If 1t possesses no
| merit 1t Will not DO subjected to limitations. II,
however, 1t has power and value, limitations
| will spring up on every side. Whilo 1t is a
tribute TO the value of this medicine that II has
| limitations; still, In Justice to those who arc
suffering, we feel that all should BIO warned
| against them.
There is but one known remedy that has
over been able to cure serious kidney troubles
or control these great organs whom once de-
| ranged, and that remedy Is Warmers Safe
| Kidney and Liver Cure. There arc numer-
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In what has been accomplished, and We there.
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ncr's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure stands alone,
not only in point OF excellence, but In the
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Cure, or II there Is any evidence that 1t has
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| on the back of tho bottle, reject the bottle al
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We are led 10 publish the foregoing In orde!
that the public may know and realize jus
where We stand. We have always sought L
keep our personality from obtruding upon thu
public, knowing full well that the value OF oul
remedy was the essential thing, but the nm
exampled use which has been made OF lhii
medicine, and tho volumes of letters we arr
constantly receiving demand personal state
ment from us. We arc Justly gratinod at thu
| confidence which has been shown us, ant
thankful for the myrlads OF cures our remed.
has performed, and we pledge ourselves FOL
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that can control and cure all tho many ant
terrible troubles arising from disorders o