The Helena independent., 1889-05-11
LOST THE STORM.

One of our local editors ciiuOeSl
teadlng magazine extracts from
description of western blizzard
We have taken the liberty to pHbI
a. the same time suggest 70 H- Il
neT K Co, the proprietors OF {
brated Warmers safe Cure, the 1
~ OF taking therefrom an extrac
introduction of one OF their teliin |
tlsements. The following is the
ton:
AT the close Of dark day IN
ssolifRry horseman weuds his " a
the open prairie in one OF oar
territories. lie pSsses AZ long Il
the lone cabin Of the hardy frontieI
Two or three old settlers. Of whom
inquired the way, have warned hi
a storm Is approaching. and one % 4
with true western hospitality. urgI
10 find shelter in his cabin for th.
But he declines the profered HI
and urges hls tired horse forward
The SKY grows Suddenly dark.
derIdes To seek shelter. i
storm increases in its fury. -
Tider dlsmOunts to warm his fast 4
limbs Can scarcely IA
Blindness comes on. Drowsiness
over him. The end is near. -
Is lost in the blizzard -
There Is no doubt that the terror
seIzes the bewildered traveller D. siulI
that which overcomes one whI
learns thai he Is suffering from 4
vanced Kidney Disease, aud Is md
that be is IN the LAST stages Of id
disease. At first he is informed Il
has slight kidney Affection. Lai
begins To feel tired. Slight head
PICKLE appetite. Failure Of th
sight. GramP in the calf of the
Wakefulness. Distressing nervoul
Rheumatic and neuralgic pains.
slonally pain in the back. Scantv
colored fluids, with scalding sensl
Gradusl failure Of strength.
Any OF the above symptoms 81
Kidney Affection. bat he Is told th
is ali right. His physician treat-
tor symptoms and calls u a disease. 4
"a reality DC Is but a symptom OF K
trouble. lie NAV be treated Tor 4
matte OF Neuralgia pains. heart alfel'
Or any other disease which he is
susceptible to- Finally the paten|
putting under the eyes, slight hioat
the ankles and legs. His physiciaul
inform hIm that il is hut the accu
ton OF blood in his ankles for "
proper exercise.
The bloat continues and reacheI
body.
Then ne is informed he has drouI
troubles a4. Is tapped onrr or "A
he notices it Is difficult 10 brelthe 4
to irregular action Of the heart and d 4
Is informed that be has a slight attn
BHght's Disease SOon his fricndsl
notified that his is an advanced cd
bright's Disease, and that he can
but short time His honorable
tigniticd physician asks Tor counsel
: too late Still he sticks TO the
amily physician. ami the phvsil
snows and has known from the htl
ling thai tie patient has been stritI
With death tpr m iutIs. for he knows
Nell iliat ihe profession arknoN 4
ey iiave uo remedies lor the curl
s-duep tI-ea4,.
Afla-t the patient suiI0cates-is eml
rel-aut Dies from dropsicul trout
" fa iIlp- thc disca-e may not take
'rfu nf "a drupsica. tendency. anal
'tlSQt dies from auoplrNv. paraI,I
geiin"na OF heart Trouble. or II 4
Ec tae iuriu of lIoul poisoning.
-c't iurm tiIr end j- fNe same AutI
g. and hi- friends wen. Warned DIV
ripfUtors 1f tnc relehrlted reiuI
nuvn ss Warmers sale Cure. of
TAing dangers of 70 slight Kidney an
ON
Tie newspapers have published 4
ap-"rs- Columns ui facts have brl
-iuicI of men dying from adyauI
idney Di-o.s. or hr-it's Disease n
lends aud physician look around "
,rr0r and regret foT seeming neglel
1t he is lost lie did not heed the va 4
z that storm was approaching.
,clined the prOBered hospitality aI
cklessly went forward into danger. 4
r,gsled mauiully for a time. but 4
Fength ial!ed, he grew gradually weak
ID he was lost 10 the world. Not inI
izzard, but from the terrible malad
hich is almost daily occurring in eveI
aud which ia doctored as
'mptOm instead Of " hat it is.-a mor1
sease unless properly treated.