The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1883-03-02

| actual deaths from Bright's disease
are really reported as such, tho raw
! ages Of the maladY can be partrIp
understood. " !
The immediate query which ey
reader will make upon such a re |
lation of facts, is: What causes
increase? This is difficult question
to answer. The nature of the eli
mate, the habits of life, the adultera-
tion of foods and liquors, all un-
douttedly contribute; but no imme-
diate cause can be certainly assigned.
Often before the victim knows it the
disease has begun. Its approaches
are so stealthy and Its symptoms so
obscure that they cannot be definite
ly forseen and are only known by
their effects. Any kidney disorder,
however slight, is the first stage OF
Bright's disease. But it is seldom
that kidney disorders can be dctec-
tied. They do not have any certain
symptoms. Mysterious WEAKNESS;
an unusual appetite; periodical head
aches; occasional! nausea; uncertain
pains; loss of vigor; lack of nerve
power; irregularity of the heart; dis
ordered daily habits; imperfect di-
gestion-all these and many other
symptoms are the indications of kid
ney disorder even though there may
be no pain in the region of the kid
neys or in that portion of the body.
The serious nature of these troubles
may be understood from the fact
that Bright's disease is as certain to
follow diseased kidneys as decompo-
sition follows death.
1t is high time the Doctors in this
land who have been unable to con-
troll kidney troubles, should be
aroused and compelled to find some
remedy, or acknowledge one already
found. The suffering public needs
help and cannot await the tardy ac-
tion Of any hair-splltting code or in
correctly formulated theories. If the
medical world has no certain remedy
for this terrible disease let them ack-
nowledge it and seek for one outside
the pale of their profession. For the
discovery Of this remedy and for its
application to this disease, the peo-
pie of this city; the people of the
whole land; not only those who are
suffering, but those VINO have friends
in danger are earnestly ard long
ingly looking. .-.
I The above quotation from the New
York Tribune is causing considerable
commotion, as it seems to lift the
coxer from subject that has become
of National Importance. The alarm.
: ing increase of kidney diseases; their
insidious beginnings and frightful
} endings and the acknowledged in
ability of physicians to successfully
cope with them may well awaken
the greatest dread of every one who
has the slightest symptoms. 1t js
fortunate, however, that the surest
relief is often found where, possibly,
least expected, and that there is a
specific for the evils above described
we have come to fully believe.
Within the past two years we have
frequently seen statements of parties
7 claiming to have been cured of serious
kidney troubles even after hope had
been abandoned; but in common
with most people we have described
them. Quite recently, however, a
number of prominent.and well-known
men have come out voluntarily and
stated over their signatures that they
were completely cured by the use of
Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure. Most people hcve been aware
that this medicine has. an unusual
standing and one emitting it to be
classed above proprietary articles
generally; but that it had accom-
plished SO much in checking the raw
ages of kidney disease is not so gen
orally known. Its great worth has
been shown not only by the. cures it
has affected, but also because num-
Der of base limitations have appeared
in the market, traudulently claiming
the valuable qualities of the original
Safe Cure. If it were not valuable.
it would not be initiated.
The above may seem ike an ultra
endorsement of a popular remedy
but it is not one whit stronger than
the facts admit. Whatever assists
the world toward health and conse-
|. quent happiness, should receive the
hearty endorsemeht of the press and
, all friends of.hs Unity. Hts on pre-
cisely this principle that the forego-
ing statement is made and it merits
: the careful consideration Of every