Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-08-11
AN OPEN LETTER.
Some OutSpokeu Statements of q reat
Value from Parties of the highest
Afanhing

rectly to the people most interested. Ii is
| for this reason that We thus come before
the public ana make the following reyela-
tions:
| Every careful observer who has sought
| TO keep pace with the march of events
has noted the alarming increase of certain
| peculiar physical troubles within the past
/ few years. These troubles have come at
unexpected moments and in most treach-
erous way. They have manifested them
selves In lnnumerable forms, but they
have always had the SaNe cause. They
| have not afflicted the minor parts of the
body, but hsve gore direct 10 the strong
holds of the system, and their work has
usually been as prompt as il is fatal.
Their treacherous ana deceptive nature
has often prevented careful analysis Of
what causes them, and, as result, intense
| suffering and final disaster have usually
ensued. The real cause, however, has
been arrangement o; 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 continually.
Ii is now conceded by the ableSt phySi-
clans in every land and BY eminent scisn-
fists the world over, that this disease is
tIS ISSoLI vi plpG0 H6lSOllHS. L ms t>0l-
sonlng is brought by wasted and unhealthy
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 Il diSordered state of the kidneys and
| liver produces most of the common CON-
plants and pains which atiitct the human
race, and they can be traced TO this source
| Just as certainly as can Brtxht's disease.
| 10 purity a stream We must go to its
source, and to cure disease we must re-
more the cause. Il being true, therefore,
that nine-tenths out of all human all
ments 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 system may
be understood from the fact that over
| LOGO 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 the body,
and if the kidneys are diseased the i'm
| purities that are in the blood are not re-
moved, and hence pass through the veins,
carrying disease in some one of its terri
BILE forms. The horrors which accom-
pany most of the diseases caused by dis
ordered kidneys and liver cannot be de-
seribed in print. while the dangers sur
| rounding them are even greater than the
| agony. And yet person may be troubled
for months without knowing the cause of
the diseases that have STACKED him.
Some Of the symptoms ofSthe first stages,
any one of which indicates disordered
kidneys or liver are these: Pains in
| the back ard around the loins, severe
headache, dizziness, inhamed eyes, Il coat
ed tongue and dry mouth, loss of appe-
tile, chilly sensations, indigestion (the
stomach never is IN order when the kid
news or liver are deranged). a dryness Of
the skin, nervousness, night sweat5, mus
cular debility. dependency. tired feel
ing especially at night, putting or bloat-
ing under the eyes, etc. If any of the
following things are noticed about the
fluids passed from the system, it shows
that the kidneys and liver are out of or
der: A red deposit, scum upon the
surface, and unusual thickness or thinness,
a very dark or a very light color, burn
ing sensation IN passing an unusual odor
a retention, or frequent desire to void
and inability to do so.
The above are few of the hundreds of
symptoms which indicate the beginning
OF aggravated cases of kidney or liver
difficulties, and they require instant at
tention. If these symptoms are not
checked at once, they are almost certain
to result in some one of the many terrible
diseases of the kidneys. But unpleasant
as all the symptoms and even these dis
eases may be, they are nothing compared
to the last stages of the complaints. The
kidneys waste away by degrees, accompa-
MED by intense pains; the heart becomes
| uncomfortable; the lungs are oppressed !;
the eTeballs grow glazy, and the entire sys-
TEN is reduced and debilitated. For
weeks before death comes the sufferer
looks forward to it as blessed relief, and
anything that can furnish even temporary
help is gladly hailed. Then it Is that
bloatins begins; the face becomes puffy
and paliid; the breath can only be caught
in gasps, speech Is impossible and mus
cular action suspended. The patient
finally sinks into state of Inconsistencies
to everything except the pains which are
racking him, and death comes by GER
tain bat slow degrees. There can be
but ono conclusion which all read
er3 of care and judgment will draw from
these facts, which is the necessity of treat
ing the disease IN time and by that means
which has been proven the best and most
| efficient.
II has been our privilege to treat more
cases and effect more cures Of this terrible
complaint than has ever been known be-
fore In the history ofthe world. The won
derful sale which our remedies have at
tanned is due wholly to the fact that they
have cured the ones who have used them.
The power and value of ans remedy must
rest wholly on a basis of worth. and here
| MI Safo u onJ 7
| Cure has found its wonderful power and
success. But in this connection comes
! one important fact. 1t has always been
true that articles of merit are subject to
| limitations. No one seeks to counterfeit
/ the bills of worthless bank. The produc-
| tions of a cracked inventor or witless writer
are never copied. 1t is just 50 with a
| healing remedy. II it possesses no merit
| il will not &c subjected to limitations If
however, it has power and value, imita-
tons will spring up on every side. While
| it is tribute TO the value Of the medicine
that it has limitations, STILL in Justice to
| those who are suffering, we feel that all
should be warned against them.
There is but one known emedy that has
ever been able to cure serious kidney
troubles or control these great organs when
once derangej, and that remedy is War
ner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure. There
| are numerous nostrums on the market
claiming to be just as efficient aud some
which even claim to be the same. The
test of merit, however, is in what has been
accomplished, and we therefore say I'M
hesitatingly that for all diseases of the
kidneys. liver, and urinary organs
| Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure stands alone, not only in point of ex-
celience but in the wonderful results il
| has achieved. In order to successfully
avoid the purchase of spurious and i j /
rious medicines. observe these facts:
Our remedy is put up in dark amber
glass bottles with the Safe ar trade
mark blown in the back. A private pre-
| prietary SIX ent internal revenue stamp
is affixed TO the neck and covers the top
| of the cork and is of q light brown color.
| In the middle thereof is Safe in outline.
and on it the picture of negro gather
| ing herbs. If this stamp is not found on
every bottle If The Sa K dney and Liver
| Cure. or if here Is any evidence that 1t
has heen tempered with. and If Safe Is
| not blown on the back of the bottle,
| iect the totiIe at cree, a d insist on hay
ing genuine ons.
We are led TO publish the foregoing in
order that the public may know and real
iz4 iu.t where we and. We have always
sought to keep cur personality from OBJ
trudiDg upon the publ c, knowing full
we'll The value oil our remedy was the es-
sentiaI lhiog. but the unexampled use
which fas been 10 .de of this medicine,
and the volumes ef letters We are con-