The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-31
mepts were served in abundance, Tho fol-
LOST IN THE STORM.

One Of our local editors clipped from a
| leading magazine extracts from a vivid do
scription OF a western blizzard which tgc
have taken the liberty TO publish, and at the
same time suggest 10 II. II. Warner q Co.,
the proprictors Of the celebrated Warmers
Safe Cure, the feasibility OF taking thorefrom
an extract for the Introduction Of one OF
their telling advertisements. The following
Is the description:
AT the close Of u dark day IN January n
solitary horscman wepds his way across the
| open prairie In OF our Western Terrific
ries. lie passes mt long intervals the lone
cabin OF the hardy fronticrsman. Two on
| three old settlers, OF whom no has inquired
the way, have warned him that a storm Is
approaching, aud ono Of them. with true
Western hospitality, urges him To ind shol.
ter In his cabin for the night But he de.
clincs the proiIcrcd kindness and urges his
suddenly dark. . . He decides to seek
shelter. . . . The storm increases IN II.
fury. . . The rider dismounts 10 warm
his fast chilling limbs. . Can scarcely
breathe. blindness comes on. DrOwsincsl
steals over him. Thcon Is near. . . :
lie is lost IN the blizzard"
There is no doubt that the terror which
scizcs the bowildcrcd traveller IL similar IN
that which oyorcOmcs one when ho learns
that he is suffering from an advanced Kid
ncy Disease, aud II informed that hc n In the
last stages of Brirhts disease. Al first he 4.
Informed that he has n slight kidney affec.
ton. Later lac begins 10 feel tired. Slight
headache. Pickle appetite. Failure OF the
eycsight, cump In the calf OF the legs.
W%nkciulness. Dirtrcssing nervousness.
Rheumatic aud neuralgia pains. occason.
ally pain in the back. Scanty, lark colorcd
fluids, with scalding sensation. Gradual
failure Of strength.
ANY OF the above symptoms signify Kidney
Affection, but lac IN told that lac Is all right
His physician treats him for symptoms and
calls IL n disease, when In reality II is but q
symptom Of Kidney trouble. He may be-
treated for Rheumatic or Neuralgia pains.
heart affection, or any other disease which
ho Il most susceptible Ia. Finally the pa
tent has pulling under the eyes, slight bloat.
ing Of the ankles aud legs. His physician
may inform him that Il Is but the accumula.
ton Of blood la hisanklcs for want OF proper
exercise.
The bloat continues and reaches his body.
Then he II informed he has dropsical
troubles, aud is tapped once or twice lie
u Is difficult 10 breathe owing 10
irregular action Of the heart and finally II
that he has a slight attack OF
Briglitis Disease. Soon his friends are
notified that his II an advanced case OF
Brights Disease. aud that he can live but a
short time. Ills honorable aud dignined
physician asks for counsel. 10 il too late.
stu he sticks to the old family physician,
and the physician knows aud las known
from the beginning that the patient has been
stricken with death for months, for ho knows
full well that the profession acknowledge
they have no remedies for the cure VI Kid.
ncy Disease.
At last the patient sulocates-is smolh.
orcd-and dies from dropsicnl trouble. Or
perhaps the disease may not take the form
OF a dropsical tendency, and the patient
dies from apoplcNy. paralysis, pneumonia
Of blood poisoning. In each form the cnd
II the same Aud yet he and Lis friends
were warned by the propric'ou ~ tho cclc'
hratcd remedy known NJ Warmers Safe Cur,
Of the lurking dangers OF a slight Kidney
affection.
The newspapers have published the dan.
gcrs. Columns ~ facts have been printed al
men dying lrum advanced kidney disease ol
Bright's disease. His friends aud physician
look around with horror and regret Tor seem
ing neglect hut he h lost. lie did not hoct
the warning that n storm was approaching
lie declined the proncrcd hospitality, nnt
rccklcssly went forward into danger. n,
struggled manfuliy for a time, but M
strength failed, be grew gradually weaker
and lac was lost 90 the world. Not In n hliR
url, but from the terrible malady which d
almost daily occurring In every community
aud which u doctorcd ~ a symptom insica,
II what u ia mortal disease unless prop
pfly treated.