The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-02-26
STRUCK BLIND.
The Deadly Poison That B1ighted the
Optic Nerve.

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eyes, yes, am a perfect slave tc
my goggles. 1t is for me to un-
derstand why ORES light fails
when all other faculties pear to be
in good condition. Even he young
appear to lose their eyesight."
" question very much the theory
and the old notion that poor light, fine
print, ETC., is responsible for it,"
cit is well you may. Hyou consult
an oculist for eye treatment, you will
find he is almost sure to analyze the
fluids passed before he will COM
mence treatment; one once told me
that over half of the failing eyesight
was attributable to disease of the kid.
neys, because of their inability to ex-
pei the uric acid from the system"
" How is that?"
"I do not know. He claimed that
failing eyesight was one of the most
prominent symptoms OF advanced kid
ney and Bright's disease"
Becoming more interested, our re-
porter thought he would carry investi-
cations still further, and called upon
an institution where several promi-
nent physicians are employed, and
asked the question:
"Why is it that uric acid or kidney
poison affects the eyes?"
One of them answered, "It does not
affect the eyes any more than any
other organ. 1t is one of the symp-
toms of kidney disease. The system
becomes saturated with uric acid, and ,
as result, the weakest organ is the
first to suffer. 1t may be the lungs,
heart, brain or any other organ; it
generally affects many of the other
organs, and the person 80 affected may
call it 6 neral debility, or premature
old age, when in reality it is but the
effect OF uric acid, continually poison
ing the system, gradually consuming
the patient. 1t is for this reason our
remedy cures so many persons of
what are ordinarily called diseases,
which in fact are only symptoms. We
cure the cause and the cause cures
the effect"
"Then you cure blindness, do
you?"
81 will say yes, if you wish to put it
as broad as that, and yet We are not
entitled to the credit. When we re-
store the kidneys to health, they in
turn restore the falling eyesight. Our
remedy restores the Kidneys to a
healthy action, and they cause the
cure, and so it is with many of the
diseases that we cure, which in reality
are but symptoms. For instance. N.
S. Sparks OF Rochester, says II had
lost the use of one eye, and the other
was rapidly failing, caused by inn
pure blood. 1 took Warmers safe
cure to purify my blood. Hardly ez-
pected it to restore my eyesight, but
it has done So"
w. A. Bargy, OF this city, says "My
little daughter seven years old COM
planned some two years since of ina
bility to see, and we noticed that she
stumbled over things while walking
about the house. Hooked at her eyes
and found them almost white. This
20 alarmed me that / consulted a
physician, who saidit would be neces-
sary to have an operation performed
upon them. To this l could not con-
sent, but allowed him to give her
several treatments. She grew worse
and wasted to a mere skeleton, until
a doctor more honest than the rest,
advised Warmers safe cure, and We
began its use. noticed improve
ment at once, and gradually she re-
gained her health
Mrs. Emma A. Densmore, Wash
ington, D. c., had her eyesight sud-
denly fail her, so she was unable, as
she says, to read even the largest
print, or recognize friends on the
street. After few bottles of Warmers
safe cure, her eyesight began to re-
turn, and continuing its use, she was
completely restored.
Uric acid has a special liking for
the optic nerve, and it is no uncom
mon thing for the eyesight to begin to
fail as the kidney disorder advances,
while the other organs remain in APP
parent good health for a longer period,
or until there is general giving way
OF the system. Then physicians
blandly pronounce the malady general
debility, or call a symptom disease,
that was the most prominent before
death claimed its victim. They may
call it apoplexy, paralysis, consump-
ton, pneumonia, blood poisoning,
impoverished blood, malaria, rheu-
matism, pleurisy-nevertheless it is
kidney disease, all the same, under
another name.
" Why all this deception?"
Because the so-called medical
fraternity have no preparations that |
can cure kidney disease, especially
when it has become advanced, and
they are ashamed to acknowledge it,
and many of them are too high-bound
to their code to use prescription and
a specific for the kidneys, because it
is advertised, and the proprietors re-
fuse to expose their formula. That's |
exactly as it is, in as few words as I
can give it.
Thanks. You have no objections |
to my publishing this interview"
"None, whatever. We have no Sc
crets here. except our formula"