The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-11-14

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tbsy are ~ 81 diseased, u 10 . vary, VERY
kaft task. TaGs - en- Illustration 1hs
hdnsYs are very subject - congestion
sna yet t~ing deficient In The nerves of
sensation, this conresisi condition 10 not
faeicgisd By pdiA II may erist for years,
unknown even 20 physicians, and N u does
not result 10 complete destruction Of the
kidneys, the extra work which IL forced
upon the heart veskens II every year, and
"a mysterious" sudden death claims
another victimi
iiThis IL ihetrus history Of "hearfdisease,D
so called. which IN reality ia chiefly q
secondary effect Of Brighi's disease OF the
kidneys, and Indicates the universal need
Of that renowned specific. Warmers safe
cure.
d. y. LArrabes, ESQ.,, OF Boston, who
vas by IL 80 wonderfully cured Of Bright's
disease, IN 1879, says that with IT, disap-
psarancs went tue distressing heart DIS.
order, which be thon discovered was only
secondary TO the renal trouble.
There IL o general impression that the
medical profession Is not at fault II 4.
frankly admits that heart disease IL the
cause Of death. In other words, a cure OF
heart disease is not expected Of theml
There may be no help for u broken.
down, worn out, apoplectlc heart, but
there Is a help for the kidney disorder
which in most cases Is responsible for the
heart trouble, and II It's use put money aud
fame into the treasury Of the profession
instead Of into the hands Of an indepen-
dent investigator, every graduated doctor
In b world would exclalm Of 1t, as one,
nobler and less p~rejudiced than his fellows,
once exclaimed: at Is u God-send to hui
mauity!
What therefore must be the public esti-
mate Of that bigotry and want OF frank
ness which forblds In such cases because
forsooth 1t Is o proprietary article), the use
Of the one effective remedial agency Of the
aget.
such things by their right namesf
Why notY
dead without a moments warning.r
This likewise IL an untruth! Warnings
are given by tho thousand. Physicians
are mot surprised" They Expected
itP' They know what the end will be, but
tho victimi-"o oh no, he mustn't be told,
you know, It would only brighten him, for
there is no help, you know, for itIp
Tho fate that attended 'Little Mac' and
tho five governors is not q royal and OK
elusive one-it threatens every one who
fails to heed the warnings OF nature as set
forth above.