Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-03-26
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Many strong well built man leaves home to-
day, before night he VIII have 9 chill, ana IN q
dreaded @ r pneumonia me- @ NJ takes people or The list
of notable men who are its victims IL appalling
BY cRi whe ns IaS researss ncsi day
his physicians tell us he is doing weH. Next day
The REV. ). r. Latimer. y. D., $. T. p, dean of
Boston university theological school, breaches
eloqnentiy one morning, has slight chiliinsss ~
expectedly dies gentleman IN Albany goes
70 his physician ono morning stating that he
yiscd at once 70 settle up his affairs does so and
Everyone dreads this prevalent disorder. Its
coming Is sudden, its termination usually
speedy.
II is MT +" I'm the air n--infectiuus or conta.
| gious. II results from exposure, changes of
| weather, prevails more among men than women,
more among the apparently healthy than among
| the feeble.
condition of the system, Indicated II one has oc-
casional chlls and feyers, 9 tendency TO colds IN
pains, extreme tired feelings, short breath and
pleuritic stitches In the side, loss of appetite,
% or scsnt and dscoored fluids. heart iiutterings,,
| sour stomach, distressed look, puffy eye sacs,
hot and dGy skim loss OF @ strength ana Wlfihhy
| they may come. disappear and reappear for
years, the person not realizing that they are M
lures warnings OF n coming calamity.
In other words II pneumonia does not claim
as q victim the persons having such symptoms,
some less pronounced but more fatal nalady
celebrated New York physician told the
| Tribune, a year ago, that pneumonia was a
simply the agent which develops the disease,
already dormant in the SYSTEM because the kid
neys have been but partially doing their duty
In short, pneumonia is but an early indication
| of brights diseased condition. This impaired
action may exist for years without the patient
suspecting y because no pain Will be- felt 10 the
kidneys or their vicinity ana often II can be de
tected by chemical and microscopical eAamina
| ton.
| the frst week IN March aud in six weeks 7sl
| deaths were caused by pneumonia!
| The disease Is very obstinate, and II the ac
| companying kidney disorder y very far ad
| vanced, recovery Is impossible, for the kidneys
| give out entirely and the patient Is literally
| snifocated by water.
| maintain IA vigorous condition Of the system
| and thus prevent its attacks by using whatever
will radically and effectually restore full vitality
| to the kidneys, for n they are not SOUND, pneu
| monia cannot be prevented For this purpose
| there Is nothing equal TO warmers safe cure, 4
| remedy known TO millions, used probably by
| hundreds OF thousands and commended as @
| standard specific wherever known and used. II
| does not pretend TO cure AN attack OF pneumo
| MIA but II does and can remove the cause OF and
| prevent that disease II taken In time. No rea,
| sonable man can Doubt this n he regards the per
| Bonal experience Of thousands of honorable men
| When a physician SAYS his patient has either
| brights disease orpneumonia, he confesses his
| inability TO cure. and in a measure he coDfessei
| his responsibility ended. In many instances
| indeed, persons are reported as dying OF pneu
monia heart disease, apoplcxy and convulsions
ghea y. ae,l M cause q death aud 50 known v, By
il and perish of i because their physicians vii
4 every one who viii not exercisc hs jud gment 81
ouch matter and be true 20 himself. his fnsnil,
| and to society. mS-ltd&w