The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1888-03-01
WHATS KILLING uS?"
The wsnAers which the Mleroseepe
Reveals.

One OF the leading scientific publica-
tions states that many people are now
using the microscope to discover the
real cause Of disease in the system,
and to detect adulterations OF food
and medicines.
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 arrangements Of the kid
neys, but medicine does not tell us
how far advanced the arrangement
is, or whether it shall prove fatal.
The microscope, however, gives us
this knowledge:
Bright's disease, which 80 many
people dread, was not fully known
until the microscope revealed its
characteristics. 1t greatly aids the
physician, skilled in its use, in de-
termining how far disease has adj
vanced, and gives fuller idea of the
true structure Of the kidney.
A noted German scholar recently
discovered that by the aid OF the mi-
croscope the physician can tell If
there is tumor forming in the sys-
tenn, and If certain appearances are
I, seen in the fluids passed it is proof
positive that the tumor is to be q
malignant one.
II any arrangement of the kid
neys is detected by the microscope,
he physician looks for the develop
ment Of almost any disease the sys-
tenn 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 re-
Gently that the microscope has re-
yealed to us It's universal prevalence
and fatal character. Persons who
formerly died of what was called
general debility, nervous breakdown,
dropsy, paralysis, heart disease,
rheumatism, apoplexy, ETC., are now
known TO have really died Of kid
ney disease, because, had there been
no disorder Of the kidneys, the
chances are that the effects from
which they died would never have
existed.
As the world becomes better ac-
quainted 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 belief that
it is ON the increase.
AS yet neither homeopathist nor
allopathist is prepared with cure
for deranged kidneys, but the world
has long since recognized, and many
medical gentlemen also recognize and
prescribe Warmers safe cure for these
arrangements, and admit that it is
the only specific for the common and
advanced forms Of kidney 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 condi-
ton OF any organ in the body, thus
enabling US to treat it promptly and
escape premature death. As the mi-
croscope in the hands OF laymen has
revealed many diseases that the med
ical men were not aware OF, 30 that
preparation, like many other discov-
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, War
ner's safe cure continues to grow in
popularity and the evidences OF its
| effectiveness are seen on every hand.
Some persons claim that the pro-
pretors shonld give the medical pro-
fession the formula of this remedy,
il it is such "Godsend TO human
ity," and let the physicians and pub
lie Judge whether or not it be 80 rec
ognized.
We. however, do not blame them
for not publishing the formula, even
to get the recognition of the medical
profession. The standing of the men
who manufacture this great remedy
is equal to that of the majority ol
physicians, and the reason that some
doctors give for not adopting and pre-
seribing it--viz. that they do moi
know what its ingredients are-is
absurd.
Mr.. Warmers statement--that many
of the ingredients are expensive, and
that the desire Of the unscrupulous
dealer or prescriber TO realize large
profit from its manufacture by usinR
cheap and injurious substances fol
those ingredients would jeopardize
its quality and reputation; and that
Warmers safe cure cannot be made
In small quantities on account oi
the expensive apparatus necessary
in compounding these ingredients
seems to us to be q reasonable and
sufficient one.
The universal testimony of our
friends and neighbors, and the indis-
putable evidence that it, and it alone,
has complete mastery over all diseases
of the kidneys, is sufficient explana-
ton OF its extraordinary reputation,
and conclusive proof that it is, per-
haps, the most beneficial discovery
known to scientific medicine since
the microscope revealed to us the
all-important nature of the organs