The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-12-19
TBE CAUSE REVEALED.
Discovery Oku subtle and life
Destroying Acid.
The Way by Which II Gets Into the Sys-
tem--Some New Scientific Facts of
Great Value and Interest.
lBoston A1Lrcrtiser.l

tem-Some new SclentInc Facts OF
Great Value and Interest.
Boston AdUeTtlSer.l
Any one who can 60 through tia trying win-
ters and springs OF this climate without suffer
ing from lneuinatlsm or neuralgia pains OF some
END Is decidedly fortunate. What il is that
causes these painS has been a greater mystery
10 physicians and scientists than almost any
other question. Some have declared that they
are the results OF severe cold, others that i'm
prudent exposure has caused them. and still
Others that they arise rom blood poisoning.
snl Oroer 10 obtain, If possible, q correct
theory OF rheumatism aud all the aches and
pains which accompany II, certain authorities
lnWh Shi0gfon have taken steps to obtain the
views Of the physicians of America upon This
subject These views are of a varied nature,
but so overwhelming 3 proportion hold to ons
behef as to leave but little doubt that it is the
correct one. This belief, briefly stated, is that
ulIc acid in the blood causes rheumatism. and
that lt IS only oy removing his poisonous acid
that rheumatic or neuralgic troubles. in all their
tsrilble forms can he cured. This being true,
the lmpo tant Questl.-l arises "HOw does the
uric acid get into thr blood, and how can 1t best
be removed?"
Uric acid 1nds its way into the blood because
the kidneys are weakened AMI cehnot throw 1t
from me system Restore the kidUNy5 and you
viii restore the power that Will force The uric
acid from the syslen, and thus Danish the rheu-
matte agonies which 1t causes.
This Is reason; it is science; it is true. No
one whose kidneys are in perfect condition
was ever troubled with rheumatism aud no
rheumatic sufferer, however Slight the pain
may be, has perfect kidneys. The conclusion
OF this truth Is inevitable Perfect kidneys
mean freeuom from rheumatism.
Among the doctors In the various cities of the
United states who have certified to the scientific
statements above mentioned are large nun,-
Der OF Boston physicians, among them being:
DIR. JAMES ID. JUDGE, 368 Columbus az.
DIR. A. p. LIGHTHILL, S32 Boy,ston ST..
DR. GEORGE r. BIGELow. 334 Sha,g,n,.t nj,
DIR. MORRIS P. WHEELER, TAI Dudley St.
DIR. MYRow L. CHAMBERLAIN, 10 Exeter st.
DR. ROBERT w. NEWELL,
100 West Brooklyn Sc.
DR. CHARLES M. NEWELL,
DE-. WILLIAM X. RIPLEY,
DIR. WILLIAM A. DUNN,
DIR. GEORGE q. SHATTUcK,
Dr.. WILLIAM INGALLS,,
556 fremont Sc.
DIR. MICHAEL F. GAVIN,
546 East Broadway
4 Marlboro st.
10 Temple ps.
"a Elm st.
DIR. WILLIAM nj. CORNELL,
1876 West Concord St.
DIR. HENRY W. BRADFORD,
Beacon ST..
DIR. NATHANIEL DowNEs,
40 Maverick So.
DIR. G. WILSON ATWOOD,
IL fremont st.
DIR. CHARLES A. FERNALD,
1888 Washington st.
DIR. FRANCIS Fl. BROWN,
75 WestldYd GV.
DIR. HAMILTON OsGooD,
398 Boylston ST..
There never was. and, probably never will be
but one remedy that eau, in every case, drive
uric acid from the blood. That remeay is
Warmers Safe Cure. 1t cures rheumatism by
driving The deadly uric acid from the blood. 1t
banishes pain by removing the cause. 1t acts
directly upon tue kidneys. Within an hour
from the time il Is taken. its influence will be
felt. 1t sustains the organs that sustain life,
the forces that make the blood. For laoies
during the severe ordeals through which they
arc calleG to pass 1t is invaluable For the
nervous troubles of youth ana the debility that
precedes old age IL has no rival. There are
thousands of men and women, too, who are in
perfect health today wholly by reason of its great
power. and it is the most popular remedy the
word has ever known,