Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-05-04
PNEUMONIA.
why Not Cali This Terrible scourr. nv
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s MOI ~" THIS Terrible scourre by
ITS hiEhtiui Name?
lNew York Tcle.rem.1
t.,,,y sssoo9, ~s..-tunt niaa leaves home
j., y, :, Ietore ..!ght he will have chill. aud
~ =. lew Aouls Will be dead! ,'' ",1"
takes people Oh "1s" Pneotnonla
>. The list Of Lotable men who ara II. %. o.i,,.
10 appalling. ' "Ae Ats V.cGms
ds.,r sweep. over the land l,kea scourge, aud
;. Everyone breads it. Its coming IN su,,,,en
"s ~ mst9inauon usually speedy,
What causes ity
=. in, omonls, We are told. is in vited BY GER
hss occaslonA cLilis aud fever. tani.oov
cola IN the throat and luugs, rteuma tic anI
leutelGlc pans. extreme tired feelings. abort
Dream aud p.eur,tlc stitches in the siIo. loss
M, phos.u kache, nei vous unrest, scald-
ing sen. atoms, or scant ana dlscolored fnids
Hear heart Autteringes sour stomach, distressed
look, pu0y eye sacs, hot and lry ain ioss NJ
strength aud vlrility. $3.50 A'se "
a.. anese lndlcatlons may not appear together;
LEY uey NAY come, disappear, and reappear for
ye.Is, the person not realizing that they are
Aataree warning Of . coming calamity.
.,. Az osner words. II pneumonia does not
clssn ~ victim the persons having such
sympsonls some less sudden but quite a. fatal
y, celebrated New York physician told the
1r.0une that pneumonia was secondary DIS
order, the exposure and cold being simply the
agent which develops the disease, already
Dormant IN the system, because the kidneys
have been but partially doing their duty. In
slort, pneumouia is hut an early indication Of
Brighrs diseased condition. This impaired
acton may exist for years without the patient
suspectlng it, because no pain will be felt in
tho kidneys or their vicinity, aud often it can
be detected only BY chemical and microscope
ical observations
Nearly $50 of the 74O deaths in New York
City tn. first week in April and in six weeks
te 1t deatnsl were caused oy pneumonia!
accompanying kidney disorder is very far ad-
vanced, recovery is impossible, for the kid
neys give out entirely, and the patient is lit
orally sudocated by water.
Inc only safeguard against pnenmonia is
to maintain vigorous condition of the sys-
tenn, and thus prerent It's attacks. by using
full vitality to the kidneyA, Tor If they are not
sonnd, pneumonia cannot be prevented. For
this purpose there is nothing equal to War
ner's safe cure, remedy known TO millions,
used probably by hundreds of thousands and
commended as standard specific wherever
known and used 1t does NOT pretend to cure
an attack OF pneumonia, but it does remove the
cause Q and prevent that disease If taken IN
time. No reasonable man can doubt this if lie
regards the personal experience of thousands
of honorable men,
When physician says his patient has either
Brlghts disease or pneumonia he confesses
his inability TO cure, and in measure he
considers his responsibility ended In many
instances, indeed, persons are reported as dy-
ing, of pneumonia, heart disease, apople1y
and commissions, when the real cause Of
kidney consumption. Thousands Of people
have it without knowing it aud perish OF it
because their physicians will not tell them
the facts! The same fate awaits every one
one who will not exercise his judgment in
such q matter