The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-24
PNEUMONIA"
why not Cali 1t by its Right Name

why not Cali 1t by its Right Namef
Many a strong well-built man leave,
home to-day, before night he will have
chill, and in a few hours he will DO
dead! This is the way the dreaded
pneumonia takes people off. The list
of notable men who ar its victims is
sppalling
DR.. Damrosch, the famous musician,
Is seized by a chill while conducting re-
hearsai; next day his physicians tell
us he Is doing well. Next day he is
dead
The Rev. j. f.. Lstimer, D. D., s, r.
d. dean OF Boston university theolog
ical school, breaches eloquently one
morning, has a slight chilliness there.
after, feels unwell tor few days, and
unexpectedly diesl A gentleman in Al
bany goes TO his physician ono morn
ing, stating that he feels strangely un,
comfortable, Ia examined, advised n,
once to settle his affairs, does so and
dos before night
Eyryone dr. ads this prevalent dsor.
der. Its coming Is sudden, its termina
lion usually speedy.
What causes the terrible scourgeY
IL liz not "in the ,"-infectious or
contagious. 1t results from expos ure
changes or weather, prevails more
among men than women. more
among the apparently healthy than
among the feeble.
Pneumonia, we are told, IL invited by
a certain condition OF the system, indi
Gated ifone has occasional chills and
levers, a tendency to colds in the throat
and lungs, rheumatic and neuralgia
pains, eXtreine tired feelings, short
breath and pleuritic stl chos In the side
loss of appetite, backache, nervous un.
rest, scaldlng sensations, or scant and
discOlorod fluids, heart flutterinpa
sour stomach, distressed look, puffy
eye sacks, hot and dry skin, loss oI
strength aud virility. These indica
lions may not appear together, they may
come, disappear and reappear for years
the person not realiziug that they ar,
natures warnings OLA coming ca
lamity.
In other words, II pneumonia doe,
not claim AS victim the persons hay
Ing such symptoms, some less pro
nounced but more fatal malady Ger
taiuly will.
A celebrated New York physician
told the Tribune, year, ago that puou
monia was secondary di, oraer, tho
exposure and cold being simply tn,
agent which develops tho disease, nj
ready dormant In the system, because
the kidneys have been but partially do
Ing their duty. In short pneumonia /.
nat an early indication OF bright's dis.
oased condition. This impaired action
may exist for years without the patient
suspeCling because no pam Will DO fell
IN mo kidneys or their Vicinity and of.
zen IL can DO detected only by chemi.
GU ana lnlcrOseoplcal examinations
Nearly l5OOf the 40 deaths in New
York city the first week in March and
In six weeks Isl deaths were caused by
pneumonia
The disease Is very obstinate, aud II
tho accompanying kidney disorder il
very Tar advanced, recovery Is impos
slblei for tho kidneys give out entirely,
aud the patient Il literally suffocated
by water.
The only safeguard against pneumo-
ma Is to maintain vigorous condition
Of the system, and thus prevent its
attacks, by using whatever will radi-
ctlly ana eiiociually restore full vital-
ny To the kiduoys, for II
thoy are not sound, pneumonia
cannot DO prevented. For this
purpose, thore Is nothing equal to War
ner's safe cure, remedy known to mil
ii'hHi hHNN plouHblN hN hundreds of
thousands aud commended as "A stand
ard specific wherever known and used.
IL does not pretend TO cure AN attack OF
pneumonia, but 70 does aud can rsmove
the cause of aud prevent that disease If
taken IN limo, No reasonable man can
doubt this II no regards tho personal
experience ot thousands Of honorable
mon worthy his favor.
When a physician says his patient has
oithor Brighps disease or pneumonia.
no conieSseS his Inability to cure, and
In q measure he considers his RESPONSE
putty ended. In many instances, In
deed, persons arc reported as diving of
pneumonia, heart disease, apopeNV
aud commissions, when tho real
cause OF death, and so known
by tho physician, ~ this
kidney consumption. Thousands oi
people have 10 without knowing n, and
perish Of II because their phvsirians
will not tell them the facts The same
fate awaits Overy one who viii not exer
else his Judgment la such matter aud
be true To himself, his family aud 10
society," New York Telegram.