Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-16
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 Many a strong, well-buifrnaan leaves home to-day; before aishtj hs val hste a chill and in few hoursSvll be dsa<tI
 This is the way the dreaded pnedmonis takes people oil.
 The list of notable men who sre<tsyic- tims is appalling.
 It sweeps over the land like a scoux1e and destroys poor and rich alike. Everyone dreads it. Its coming ia sud- den. it's termination usually speedy, | What causes it
 Pneumonia, we arc toid. .hanvitsd by certain condition of the system. in- dicated if one has occasional eAills and levers, q tendency to cold in the throat and lungs, rheumatic and neuralgia pains, extreme tired feelings. short breath and pleuritie stitches htAs side, loss of appetite, backache, nervous un- rest, scsldng sensstions,'or scant and dascolored fluids, heart autterings, soar stomach, distressed look, purS eye sses, hot and dry skin, less'of strength and virility.
 These indications msyaot appear to- gefAsx, they may comsg disappear aud respPear for years, the persoa not reafis. ing that they arc snature,s warning afs coming calamity -Ssss-srec
 In other words, If pneumonia does pot claim as a victim ntShe persons having such symptoms some les1 sudden buk quite as fatal malady certainty will.
 A celebrated New York physician tsld the Trib11se that pneumonia was sHeesA- dAry disorder, the exposure and cold bszng simply the agent which develops tAs disease, already dormant in the sys- tsna, because the fidHeys have been but partially doing their duty. In short, pnsunpnia is but an early indication of eright's diseased condition. This in- paired action may exist for years with out the patient sspeeting 1t because no psan win be felt fn Che Kidneys or thsir vicinity and often 1t c.n be detected only by chsmical and nicroseopiesl observa- tions.
 Nearly l5o of ths'740 deaths in New York City the first week In April (Ana in siI weeks 7sl destha1 vens-cazsed by pneumonia
 The disease is very obstinate, and If the accompanying kidney disorder is very far advanced, recovery is inpos- sible, for the kidneys give out entirely, and the pstisntis literally sufocstsd by water.
 The only safeguard against pneunOnia Is tO maintain a vigorous condition of the system, and thus prspent ,iis 01GeE, by using whatever will radically and ehectu21ly restore full vitality te Ae kidneys. for J ts<y arc rot sOsad, snsu- nloRia eanR0t be preUenteS. For this Pur- pose there is nothing equal to Warmers safe cure. remedy known to millions, used probably by hundreds of thsusslds and commended as s standard specific wherever known and used. It doss not pretend to cure an attack of pneumonia, but 1t does TeH0Ue Che eaVse of and prevent thGt disedSe V tGkSE in sr,H<. No reason able man can doubt this If be regards the personal experiences of thoasznds of honorable men. k
 When q physician says his patient has either Srightk disease or pneuneais he coniesses his inability to cure, and in q measure hesoenstders his responsibility ended. InmAny instances, indeed, per SONS are rePOrtnd as dying of pneumoaiA, heart disease. "a Poplexy and con avulA1ns, when the real csuse of death snA1so known By the tpkysiefan is this kidney consump ptisn is sThSussnas of people kaye It withoutI knoEtng tts and PerishSsksx because Ttf(TN physlcians wili, a6 all themSt& Aets ' IheS same iatSl AEsib everyssho wflstst eIesclsnh h1AHs- ReuE in fsuSh a nskNerS 1s$ Es