The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1889-03-23
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/ .advertisene nts. aAS The follow ng IS the
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At the close OF q dark day in January
g solitary horseman wends hie way ACROSS
4 the open prairie in one Of our western
1 territories. He passes at long intervals
the lone ga bin Of The hardy from tiersman
Two or three old settlers, OF whom he
has inquired the way, nave warned him
{Sthatsa storm is q pproachiDg, and one OF
them, with true western hospitality, nr
ges him Is find shelter il his cabin for
she night, But he declines the prefer
ed kindness and urges his tired horse
forward. ~ The5sky grows suddenly
dark. So He decides 70 seek shelter.
~** The storm increases in ats fnra.
4 n~* The rider dlsmounts to warm his
fast chilling limbs. - Can scarcely
breatll. Blindness comes on. Drowsi-
d ness steals sorer l,lrn, the end is near.
Ha Is lost III, the blizzard" ~ vi /.
!, There is no doubt that the terror
which seizes the bewildered traveller is
sl1nilar to that which overcomes ono
when he learns that he is suf ering from
an advanced Kidney Disease, and is in
formed that he is in the last stages Of
Brlght's disease. a first he is informed
thatbe mas 8 slight kidney affection.
Later he begins to feel tired. Slight
headache. Fackle appetite. Failure Of
the eye sight. Crsmp in the calf Of the
legs. Wastefulness. Distressing nerv-
ouauess. Rheumatic and neuralgia
pains, OccasionlY pain il the back.
soaaty dark colored fluids, with scalding
sensation. Gradually failure O.
strength. 4. .
Any of the above symptoms signify
kidney Affection, but he is told thst he
I is all right. His phys,cian treats him for
symptoms and calls tia disease, when in
reality it is but a symptom Of Kidney
trouble. He may be treated Tor Rheu-
matte or Neuralgia pains, heart afec-
tion, .,r any other disease which ne is
n .. q ~.
most susceptible 80. Fina1lY the patient
ia putting under the eyes, slight bloat-
ing of the ankles aud legs His physi-
can may inform him that it is but She
accumulation Of blood in his ankles for
want Of proper exercise. ....: =.i1.s'
The blotch continues and reaches his
body s. ..l s.H
Then he is informed he has dropsical
troubles, md is tapped once or twice !.
He notices it is difficult 10 breathe owing
to irregular action of the heart, and fin
ally is informed that he hiss 8. slight at
tack of Bright's Disease. Soon his
friends are notified that his ls an adj
vlnced case Of Br1ght's Disease, and
shat be can live but a short time. His
honorable and digEitied physician asks
for counsel. 81 lis too late. Sill he.
sticks to the old family physacien, and
the physician knows and has known from y,
the beginning that the p.:tient has been
stricken with death. for months, for he
knows fill we'll that the profession 40
knowledge they have no remedies for
tha cure off Kidney Disease. u.
5.4 Al last the patient suftocates- lis
smothere ed. y, and dies from dropBical
trouble. or perhaps the disease may
not take the form Of a dropsical ten
5tlency, and the patient dies from apo
plexy, paraly ses, pneumonia or heart
trouble or il may take the form Of
blood poisoning =. :In each s torm the ena
is The same. And yet he and his friends
were warned ~ the s. ~ prolprietors Of the
celebrated remedy known as Warner 3
safe Cure, Of the lurklng; dangers Of Q
slight Kidney affection. q
II The newspapers have pubilahsd the
dangers. Columns Of facts nave. been
printed Of: men dying from advanced
kidney Disease or Il ,Bright's Disease.
His friends and hysiolap looking
around with horror and regret FOR seem
ing neglect bnt he Is lost. He did not:
heed the warning that 4 storm was 'ap-
sproaohing. He declined the preferred
hospitality and reck lessly vent forward
into danger. He struggled MANU-
for time, but his strength faailed, he
grew gradual 81 weaker and he war lost
ttto thee world. Not in 8 blizzard, 3blut
from the terrible lady which is:almlost
daily occurring IS every COMM unity and
which = dootorea g q ton instead sasl
ipff what IL IS, n.ortal disease unless
properly treatea. q 4 II. |, ,S * Il
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