The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1888-01-21
What's Killing Us ?"

1 VEAIs.
One of the leading scientific publica-
tions states that many people are now
using the microscope to discoverthe real
cause of disease in the system, and to
detect adulteration of food and medi-
cines.
This wonderful instrument has saved
many life. A microscopical test shows,
for instance, the presence of albumen, or
the life of the blood, in certain derange-
ments of the Kidneys but medicine does
not tell us how far advanced the derange-
ment is, or whether it shall prove fatal
The microscope, however, gives us this
knowledge:
Bright's disease, which so many peo-
pie dread, was not fully known until the
microscope revealed its characteristics
1t greatly aids the physician, skilled in
its use, in determining how far disease
has advanced, and gives fuller idea of
the true structure of the kidney.
A noted German scholar recently dis
covered that by the aid of the microscope
the physician can tell if there is tumoa
forming in the system, and if fcertain APP
pearances are seen in the fluids passed,
it is proof positive that the tumor is to be
a malignant one.
Ifany arrangement of the kidneys is
detected by the microscope, the physi-
clan looks for the development of almost
any disease the system is heir to, and
any indication of Bright's disease, which
has no symptoms of its own, and cannot
be fully recognized except by the micro
scope, he looks upon with alarm.
This disease has existed for more than
1000 years. 1t is only until recently that
the microscope has revealed to us its uni
versal prevalence and fatal character.
Persons who formerly died of what was
called general debility, nervous break
down, dropsy, paralysis, heart-disease,
rheumatism, apoplexy, etc, are now
known to .have really died of kidney
disease, because, had there been no dis
order of the kidneys, the chances are
that the effects from which they died
would never have existed.
As the world becomes better acquaint
ed with the importance of the kidneys in
the human economy by the aid of the
microscope, there is greater alarm spread
through the communities concerning it,
and this accounts for the erroneous be-
lief that it is on the increase.
As yet neither homeopathist nor allo-
pathist is prepared with a cure for de-
ranged kidneys, but the world has long
Stree recognized, and many medical gen
tlemen also recognize and prescribe War
ner's safe cure for these arrangements,
and admit that it is the only specific for
the common and advanced forms of kid
ney disorders.
Formerly the true cause of death was
discovered only after death. To-day the
microscope shows us in the water we
pass, the dangerous condition of any or
gan in the body, thus enabling us to
treat it promptly and escape premature
death.
AS the microscope in the hands of lay
men has revealed many diseases that
the medical men were not aware of so
that preparate, like many other discoy-
cries in medicine and science, was found
out by laymen, outside the medical code:
consequently it comes very hard for
medical men to indorse and prescribe it.
Nevertheless, Warmers safe cure contin-
ues to grow in popularity and the evil
dences ofits effectiveness are seen on
every hand.
Some persons claim that the proprie-
tors should give the medical profession
the formula of this remedy, if it is such
"God-send to humanity" and let the
physicians and public Judge whether or
not it be so recognized.
We, however, do not blame them for
not publishing the formula, even to yet
the recognition of the medical profession.
The standing of the men who manufac-
ture this great remedy is equal to that of
the majority of physicians, and the reh-
son that some doctors give for not ADOPT
ing and prescribing it-viz: that they do
not know what its ingredients are-is
absurd.
Mr.. Warmers statement-that many of
the ingredients are expensive, and that
the desire of the INSCRIPTIONS dealer or
prescriber to realize large profit from
its manufacture by using cheap and in.
furious substances for those ingredients
would ieopardize its quality and reputa-
ton and that Warmers safe cure cannot
be made in small quantities on account
ofthe expensive apparatus necessary in
compounding these ingredients-seems
to us to be Il reasonable and sufficient
one.
The universal testimony of our friends
and neighbors, and the indisputable evi-
dence that it, and it alone, has comnleta
mastery over all diseases of the kidnevs,
is sufficient explanation of its extraordi.
nary reputation, and conclusive nroof
that 1t is, perhaps, the most bene6ci.nt
discovery known to scientific medic;ro
since the microscopes revealed ia ne th.
all-lmportant nature of the organs If is
designed to reach and LeneRt.
A Sad Affection,
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