Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-04
AMPLY NFIRMEDS
EuRoPEAN IDEAS VERIFIED sN
AMERICA.
The Most Important subject of the
Present Day Settled Beyond
Question.

The cable dispatches which recently ap-
peared in the daily papers indicating the
great interest felt throughout Europe upon
3 subject of international inter1st have nat
urally awakened great attention, not 10 say
excitement. in this city and throughout the
land IT Is a well known fact that the de-
mands OF modern life have caused strain
which seems to shorten life and undermine
health universally. The efforts made abroad
TO investigate It's cause are most commend
able and we are pleased 10 say have been
supplemented by similar efforts in America
Careful inquiry has been made among prom
inent physicians. and it is surprising what
uniformity of opinion is expressed by them
all. That opinion seems TO be that the great
modern disease is kidney trouble, and that
the kidneys are the first organs of the body
10 be attacked by over eXertion or oyer in
dulgence, and. the first to become weakened
by the grip. That this is a most lamentable
fact there can be no doubt, but that these
troubles can be prevented ana cured the IN
yesrigations made abroad clearly show. In
the interest OF humanity we have made
similar Investigations. and the result is
given herewith.
Dr. N. S. Davis said: sPsople do not
know what Bright's disease is. The term
is applied popularity to every trouble that
oven remotely affects the Kidneys. There
IKE two forms of the troubie-one an en-
lsEement and the other a shrinking of the
kidneys"
N Frank 7. Andrews says: 'sThe term
Bril- disease covets a great lany com
plaiHs. IN fact anTcase Of albuminaria is
calle@ Bright's disease. The majority of
these&ases are cg1Able. The reason a man
dies oflfidney trg1ble is the inability of the
organ u perfor4 itsi function
> DR.. s. Clarl& declares: There was a
time wfs*n a9& man or woman suffering
from any or of kidney trouble had cause
for despair That time has passed. For
the pastel years L have treated every
variety of zl6ney trouble in both men and
women, aI lido not believe there is a case
so severed 10 natter of how long standing,
that it Cd mot Ne relieved or cured by the
careful "a cons entious use of Warmers
DR.. arles w. Eurdy says: ''There are
many leases grouaed under the head of
Bright& disease ofHthe kidneys. One of
the md serious foru& is almost always ac-
compa led by heart srouble, which fire.
quentS causes the death of the patient.
The atF tie form will kill The patient within
few Aears unless he receiyes proper treat
ment.
DR. A. Gum, DEAN of the United
Statest Medical College, declares: ''I7or
years the treatment of Bright's disease has
been largely experimental am independ-
ent enough and frank enough TO commend
most heartily that great remedy-Warner's
Safe Cure"
DR.. A. B. Hosmer affrms: "Acute
Bright's disease in children is durable.
The kidneys, you see, are waste gates, and
when they are partially closed trouble
must result"
DR.. Tyre York, of Washington, D. c.,
asserts: 81 think Warmers Safe Cure .
great blessing to mankind, and if taken
regularly will cure almost any disease of
the kidneys. prescribe it in my practice. +"
DR.. c. Washington Earl, of Chicago, says:
Diseases of the kidneys may be slight .or
aggravated. The object to be attained IS to
limit the overworked and worn-out organs
10 as little exercise as possible"
DR.. John W. Mapes, of Paris, H., says:
CT am a living example of the virtues of
Warmers Safe Cure, without which should
long since have been dead .
Throughout the land, wherever investlga-
tion has been made, the sentiment seems to
be the same.
The above unquestioned and unduestion-
able testimony proves beyond doubt what
MIR. Il. H. Warner, of Rochester, n. Y,
boldly declared more than ten years ago,
namely, that Bright's disease of the kidneys
affirmed, for he himself had been cured of
Bright's disease in its worst form. II any
reader has peculiar pains, strange sensa-
tons, or unaccountable feelings, which far
too often announce the coming on of kidney
trouble, there is no need TO despond: there
IS every reason for hope. a cure has been
found and proven beyond question or the
possibility of doubt