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 fLe e,ytain rolls uy for Set III. upon tic distinguished actor affected With melancholy from Bsight's disease, whi,e Act ". discovers him with the disease '-ia an aggravated form. suffering ia- tenseiy (which is unusual end sboot to take sea voyage"
 Just such xs tl.is is the plo; d snany dfsaass by play -wSigLts d the medical psosession. They ~rite tie first two or tllEse acts sith no conception u what tbsiy character wiil develop ia the fsai oGe.
 They have not the discesusnsns for tracing in tise early, wrhst tlse latter im-
 ,essonations will be. Not one physi- eiaD In hundsed las the adequate mi- croscopie and chemical appliances for discovering BTigbt's disease in its early stages, and when many do finally com pfelysnd that ueir patients are dying
 with it, when death occurs, they wiiI, to cover up their ignorance oi 1t, pro. ssounce the fatality to have been caused by osdinary aihnents, wbesess these ailments are really results ol Brigtts disease of which they are unconscious victims.
 Beyond any doubt eighty per cent. of all deaths, except from epidcmics and accidents, result from diseased kidneys of flyers. If tie dying be distinguished and his friends too intelligent 10 be easily deceived. his physieians perhaps pronounce the complaint 10 be perlcar- ditis, pysmia. sepaicsmia. bronchitis. pieuritis, yaivuiar iesions of tbe heart, pneumonia, etc. II tise deceased be iess noted, malaria" Is now the fash ionable assignment of the cause oi death
 But all the ssme,. named right or named wrong. this fearful scourge gath CTS them ia! While it prevails among persons of sedeutary Labits- lawyers. cierxymen. congressineh-t also plays great havoc among farmers, day labor CTS, and mechanics. though they do mol suspect it, because their physscians keep IL from them, if indeed they are able to detect 1t.
 It sweeps thousands of women and children into uatineiy graves every year. The health gives way gradually. the strength Is variable, tls appetite hck!e, the yigor gets lees and less. This isn't msisSia--h is the beginning of kidney disease, and will eDd-who does not kBow howy
 No, nature las not been remiss. In. dependent research has given an infai- iibls remedy for this common disorder; but of course the Ligotsd physicians will not use Warmers Safe Cure. because 1t is q private affair, and cuts up their practice by restoring the health of those who have been inyalids for years.
 The new saying of "how common Bsishts disease Is becoming among prominent men!" is getting old, and, ss the Englishnan would say. sounds stupid "--especislly stupid" since this disease is readily detected by the more learned men and specialists of this disease. But the "cesnmon run" 0l physicians, not detecting t, give the patient Epson Salts or other drugs pss- sssibsd by the old code 0i tsssts,isnt under which their grandtathors and gre at -gra adfathess laacticed.
 Anon, we hear that tl'e patient is |" comfortable; but erelong, maybe, they "tap" him and take some water from him, and again the comfortable story is told. Torture him rather than allow him to use Warncr's Safe Cure With such variations the doctors play upon the unfortunate until his shroud is made, when ws learn that he died from heart disease. pyanla. scptic9mia. or some other deceptive though "dig- nified cause"
 EH President AIthuS's ease is not sim gulsf-it Is typical oi every such case. |" lie is suffering intensely" This 10 not usual. Generally there is almost no suffering. lie may recover. n he will act Independently ot hts physicians. Tine agency named has cured tl,Oasands of persons even ia the extreme stages Is to-day the msinstay oi the health of hundreds of thousands. II Is an un- fortunate fact that physicians will not admit there is any virtue outside their own sphere. but as each school denies virtue io all others. the people act on their omn judgment anu accept things by the record oi merit they make.
 The facts are cause for alarm. but there Is abundant hois in prompt and aetion,--t Rochester Demo. cIat and Chronicle.