The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1889-05-09
LOST IN THE STORM.


from a leading magazine exsracii
from a vivid description OF weste I
blizzard which We have taken ihs
liberty to publish and at tile sams
time suggest TO II. Ii. Warner & Co.
tie proprietofs Of thrce,eorafcd War
Ker's Sc:e Cure. the feasibility Of TAX
ing iherefrom an cxtrat for The nitro
duction of ore oi their tcllin- ad.er
tiscments. The following is the Ges
clip'ion:
At the close of dark day il
January a soil :,'y l,cssenian wei.d
MS way across tie opa i'ra;,i. in .Its
of our ~rs'ern i.rr iosl.r. He pass.
at long intervals ,n lone cabin j ths
ari, 'front.', rss.aa. Two or i,,re
Id s.itlers. nf wh,.,l he has i,.q,ir.
he way, have v incl l,';n / 1T
- n II aprrna hing M .re
l,' m. with ire w.ssfrn !, s,aia
ra's l.m to fii.d Shplsar ia h : ,.sh
ri nj slii i;'h he die ! cs 8
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al, - ~ tie .eN ,ere.l tr.r
iniii t. list oss;. I, .ss.r,r,,s
= Wan l,,-i 'a.,I, IA, h. y snI;
ir.sn Al II .vffc.al Kidney l.
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Ire I'D i,r III iinaf cor etir:.l..i
ins lleat .fle ii III, or MY Other
cas-, w:ii;i, .n- - y, 81 81 eco i'i.e
;. FIRMLY i.e J. 'isslt as ps:liae
n .tr f'e @ -, s.i 'ht i.i..:itlr.. D. the
nkl's a'd gs. rs ID, siciar may
term i.n tia i i l,lt .!,e a.s.um,i-
.,tl', Of bl'ssi ~ iii~ Il Ale. Tor want
II Ir.,p'rsxs r. So.
1in boat con..fucs md rcaa hes lis
20 y.
Then hr II in', MD lie ',as sirrpsi-
al trouble +, and IL la,, e.i once cr
vice. lie noiies it il difficult IL
owing u irregular action OF
he heart, and finally is informed that
He has a slight aitak OF Br;ght's Dis
.ase. Soon bis friends are notiii I'd
hat his is an advanced case oi
Ljrights Disease, and that he can live
but short time. Ills honorable aad
lisnitied physician asks for counsel.
It is ton late. Still he sticks to the
Did family physician, and the phys;-
i'm knows aud has known from the
that the patient has been
stricken with death for months, for be
Knows full well that the profession
thcv have no remedies
or the cure Of Kidney Disease.
At last the patient sufocates--is
smo.hered-and dies from dropsical
Or perhaps the disease may
not take the form OF dropsical ten
lency, and the patient dies from
apoplexy. paralysis, pneumonia or
lcart trouble. Or it may take the
orm Of blood poisoning. In each
orm the end is the same. And vet
le and his friends were warned by
he proprietors Of the celebrated
cmedy known as Warmers Safe Cure,
II the lurking dangers Of a slight Kid
ley affection.
The newspapers have published the
hangers. Columns of facts have bcen
printed Of men dying from advanced
Kidney Disease or Bright's Disease.
His friends and physician look around
With horror and regret for seeming
neglect, but he is lost. He did not
reed the warning that a storm was
approaching. He declined the prof
cred hospitality, and recklessly went
Onward into danger. He struggled
for q time, but his strength
allied, he grew gradually weaker and
le was lost to the world. Not in .
blizzard, but from the terrible mala,lv
yhicf. is almost daily occurring in
we " community, and which is doc
ored as a symptom instead of what
is,-a mortal disease unless prop