The Daily Tombstone., 1885-11-14
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, ''eG. Geo E Nccl Han. We rot. rha/ 'he Nrw York Sun. poiu's ont the sih:Nlar f.,c, that G.tvernor D, Vii, Chtien. GtrTnor Silas Wright. Gov- rrnUr William Marcy. Governor and Chief Justice San,"rd F. Church, and Il Gpv"rmr R. F. Etrton. all .f New I"rk Siat". drnpp.d arah of han, iiS"asr. ana undefpuitc identical cir cunistan:"s-cach M ihrm dying whiiA F.sdhhe a le.trr except Marcy. whpl~aS pcrlIsing cnwpri's !ncm>. ,..
 l.! ll your hani against ti,. ribs nn ruur lrit side, fren;--- the rrgul.r IT.. steady ir'ating "i the great "ior:c poTpt'' ni inc system. run by an m ikirAya epa Mysteriwns Engineer, k awsClja it's f,ilprrcSiiCne;S ." n F,wyp"rscr .hIc ts rnrui ittir own pulse beats, a'il-fo.scI persons .tiii enjoy niaiking the a.tlu!,-,hui,,,' C.: heart. s~T Frr.
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 Asa matter vi fsct tte-ilcart Is the iesst susceptible to Urinary diaensc ci onr .lii;l "rean.. + iS, however, very much injpfeat hH certain inng contn- ned coniesti",s d thn rit organs like the Kidneys, liver auI stDmaeh Moreover. blood flied wirh uric. acid produces. a rhcuna.it tth !,i,cr, aui is vervHinjrriou@ fp l,raitI!,i lr~ar, action.-it often prov,s fatal, and, If cours" e. inrs from impaired kidney action.
 Roberts. i!ie great English auIhori- ty. says that h-a,t iis,..c i> chief, secondary To some more fatal Inalad. iu ti,- hlnri or other 'ii"l oryhn-. hat Is, il is not IT, orl, nal .nnrcr ol the fal,i n ,l.tv. -nt
 The w'Ik eth, heart is ,tc I, rcu :. .i,c Trans ,rt ound il |. an easy talk. Ii they ..r. at all Jisras.., 1t Is a rII,, s~ry hard task. Take aa .,n illustration: The kidncys arc ..rv subject tu congestion and Vi bcin.. deficient in the nerves :,i s.n.,.ion this congestc'l condii ;,n i, not iudi- .cated by pain. Ii mp exist for wears, unknown even 70 s,lysician,. anl if it u"es nov Fe',nit :. complete "dcstruc- ''on- "i t,c k'.,neys. the cxtr. work wl'ic', Is ',rcod upon ,l,e heart weak "'is ,' every year, and--:i "myatcrious' s'~ddcn death claims another victim
 This is the true hirtory of "hcart .liscasc, ,'-so called, which in reality is chiefly secon lar: effect of Bright : disease of the kidneys, and indicates thc universal nrrd of that renowned specific Warmers safe cure.
 B. F. Earrabee, Esq, of Boston, ,wl.,, was by 1t SD wonderfully cured of Brisht's dis-ase, in 1879. ssys flat hl! its disappearance went the dis dressing heart disorder, which he then discovered Was only secondary so, thi. renal trouble. -.-.r.
 There is general impression that the medical profession i4 not at iault II II frankly admits tiat heart disa,e is tiI" cause of death. In other words a cure oi heart d;srasc is not expected of them.
 There may be uo lr ir i"y a broken down, worn out aunElrc'ic heart, btt there IF help sor the kidney disorl, T winch in most eases Is responsible for the heart trouble, and ii rs Us. put money and fame into tiis treasury of tic profession instead Of into thc hands of an indcpenden: .invS stigairr, evrre graduated doctor fiif the world ", Il l cxciaim of it, aS one, nubl.r and .u,i less pr.Juirr>i .haa lis i,iiows. a.lte exclaimed: It l. q tio'l-aend io huTanity.'
 What therefore must be the public. estimate of ihat higOtry and want oi tTankucss which fOrbids in such casas (hecauss fUrsooth 1t is proprietary arti@lc), the use oi the one effective remedial agency ui the age?
 "Heart dlscasc," indeed, Willy not cAil Sucl, things ny their right names ?
 Why not? -s " "Dcai witI,Qrt T moments warn ing" This likewise is an rntruth :, Warnings age siyen hy the thousand. Physicians are mot surprised. "- They "cxpect.d il" They know what the end will be. but the ,ictim:--,.uh no. he musn't be tCli, you know, it would only irightcn him, for ,hcv, i< no help You. know, for it?" -t-
 r The fate ,h2t attended ,.Lit:ie Mae. !. nd the ve s,lvenprs Is not . royal and exclusive onc--it ;hrratcus every 'ii" W io ltii~ tt ht.t'b tt't N'tfbs''fS ti nature -as .et forth above. nS-lw
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 The uynst imror'a 'au, stc. in this ,r,ic,e Is the rcstoration of the func- tion- Q: digestion. and assimilation to iull .!hd Uninterrupted exercise, since 1t is pFon, their activity alone that the system can Idcpenl to repletiish It's dwindhng store of cnTCE Among tonics which the voicc tt tAeg people, snh the high l.rbfcssisnal cndassepent approve as rcli.lbh0 sIfest cttef's StopatfnBntcr> bas long hccn reoog- nis, 1fasItlIe hcst. its properties .asf q snvdIcated -stimulcnt cQmmend it to ,:Ji iers~is suffering from the effects :: fatigue. mental or honlily, az an i'm mediate means of counteractinc their effects and in eases wlicrc loss of 4. ~sl.,,t,Il.. A.. s....4.