Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1882-04-20
NO. Is

occur are caused by this mon stI ouS
scourge. 1t is one of the most deceitfu1
| maladies ever known to the human race.
! 1t manifests itself by syptcms so slishf
| and common. ae to seem unworthy ct
attention; and syet tfieSe very inSjynifi-
| can't symptoms iare the first stages offshe
worst complaint known in the history Of
| the world. Thousands of people have
1 died from troubles that are called heart
disease, apopiexy. pneumonia, brain
I 1eNer. and similar diseases. when it was
In face 3right's disease of the kidneys,
The ravages of this disease lave been
greatly increased from the fact til at until
recent Years no way was known to pre-
vent ITS BEGINNING nor check its increase
when 1t had become once fixed upon the
system. Within the past two years.
however, we have learned of moro than
four hundred pronounced cases of
! Erights disease. many of them much
| worse than Those above described. and
most of whom had been given up bv
prominent physicians. who have been
completely cured. The means used 10
accomplish this end has been arner's
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure, nanufac-
/ tiired in Rochester. n. Y, q remedy
that has won its way into the confidence
of tue public solely upon the remarkable
i merits it possesses. AS result, it is
more widely used and thoroughly praised
than any medicine which has ever been
/ before thej American public. Indeed
there Is not a drug store in the entire
land where it cannot be found.
Although Briget's disease is so COM
mon in cities, it IS still more prevalent in
the country. When eminen: physicians
in the largest cities are not able to recoy-
hize BriGhts 6isease.sit is only natu" al
that III he country. where their are few
physicians OF any kind. AMI those few
so unacquainted with lhe disease as to
call it by some other name. it should
rae terribly and vet unknown to the
ones who are suffering with it. Thou
sands OF people can look back and recall
the death Of friends from what was sup
posed to be some common complaint,
when 1t was really BriSht's disoase. AND
NO ONE KNEW II. The terrible pleurt.-
pneumonia, which has been so dreaded,
is usually tho result of uremic or kidney
poison. Lung fever can be traced to a
similar source. Most cases of paralysis
arise from the same difficulty, as well as
innumerably feyerS, lung. throat. head
and bowel troubles. y vast number Of
ladies have suffered and died from COM
plants common to their Sex called. per-
haps. general debility, when. could the
real cause have been known. it would
have been found t. be Bright's disease.
ma >Quera ding under another name. In
marked contrast to the sad cases which
HAVE bCclI ttOUNC iCSGI iDcA are luC cA-
perienceS Of many prominent people who
were "a low as anyof the persons mem
toned. but who were remarkably re-
stored to foImsr health and vigor by
tniS same remedy Among this number
are the following prominent names: Col.
john Z. y htner. Atlanta. Ga; Ii. F
Larrabee, Boston. Mass.; Gen. &. A
Hickman. Phllipsburg, y. j.; Rev. d.
d. Buck. d. ID. Geneva, y. y, f. \.
McManuS, Baltimore, Md. Edwin Fay,
Davenport. Iowa. Eev. a. Z. kendrick,
Ill. D., Rochester. \. Y; j. 5. Mat
thews, Portland. Mich; c. w. East
wood, New York, DR.. A. A. Ramsay,
j Abba. iowa; Chancellor e. y. Sims. d.
i d., Syrac,;se. y. Y: DR.. 5. p. Jones,
Marienette. Wis; T. ). Ingraham,
Cieayeiand. Ohio; Henry /. Cha mpney.
! Boston. Mass; Elder James S. Prescott,
! North Union. o., who is prominent
I member of the Shaker community, and
many others.
! To all candid minds tho force of the
/ above facts must come with special
/ power. They show tie Importance of
! promptness ana attention TO the first
symptoms of disorlered health before
disease becomes ii iXetl aud hope departs.
4 They show liaW this can successfully be
! done. and that the dangers which await
neglect can only with difficulty be
/ removed;