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LONDON, May -. Considerable excite
ment exists among physicians in Europe
rs to the nature OF the most dangerous Of
modern diseases, and whether Il can be
cured. Ten years ago Bright sdisease OF
the kidneys was pronounced incurable
10y almost tho entire medical faculty.
To-day many of them arc in doubt, and
nearly all the most advanced declare
tnat 1t not only can DO regulated, but
that II can be absolutely cured.
High authorities have taken steps to
ascertain the exact views of the leading
physicians OF Europe ON tho subject,
and their condensed opinions are given
herewith;
Sir Morrell Mackenzie, the leading
physician of England, said. II would
say generally that Bright's disease is
durable, but the man or woman who Is
troubled with 1t must bo careful OF every
action, almost OF every thought"
DIR. MacLagan, physician TO tho Prin-
cess Christian and other members Of
the Royal Family, says: "The name,
Brights disease, covers u multitude OF
complaints connected with the kidneys,
particularly those complaints which are
due to Inflammation. How 10 arrest its
progress is to answer the question rs to
what the latest cure may be-"
DR.. William Edward Robson, physi-
clan OF the Royal Navy, dcclRred, Like
the majority OF my professional breth-
rem, have long regarded Bright's dis
ease as incunble. l think 50 no longer.
Hundreds OF my patients have been
cured by the use OF Warmers Safe Cure,
aud am willing to acknowledge and
recommend, thus frankly, the value Of
this great remedy"
DR.. samuel Mills, of Charing Cross,
said: "Bright's disease is not necessarily
incurable. The duration of life will not
be seriously impaired ii proper precau-
tlons are taken"
DR.. AndE,w Wilson, OF the Royal So
ciety OF Edinburgh, asserts: "Warner's
Safe Cure is OF safe character and
perfectly reliable"
Prof. Gerhsrdt, Of Berlin, saws:
"Brlghts disease is durable except in
cases OF q shrinkage of the kidneys, and
even then the patient may live from
six months to twenty-five years, during
which period improvements in health
may be secured by the use Of remedies
insuring the normal action of the
heart"
DR.. Hoesh, Of Berlin, says: "I have
used Warmers Safe Cure myself, as |
have been the victim, on taking tho
least cold, OF rheumatism and palpita-
tion of the heart. This sensibility has
disappeared, also the action OF the heart
is quieter."
Prof. Winternitz, of Vienna, says OF
Bright's rhcumatismal disease: at is
durable, and in its other forms life may
be prolonged"
DIR. Gustav Weber, of Dessau, Ger
many, atlirms: "By the use OF 10 bottles
OF Warmers Safe Cure my general health
has been restored, and have completely
cured myself of Bright's disease o. the
kidneys"
DR.. Dugardin Beaumetz, of the
Academy OF Medicine, Paris, said: "The
danger in Bright's disease results from
the crippled condition of the kidneys,
which no longer take out OF the system
poisons resulting from organic sub
stances. The treatment consists in
helping the inefficient action of the
kidneys"
DR.. +. H. Whirsel-Huerlimann, OF
Whippengen, Switzerland, makes the
following remarkable assertion. ~ am q
living example that Bright's disease il
durable. suffered with that complaint
for years, and know that the improve
ment, appetite and strength have been
caused through the use OF Warmers Safe
Cure"
The above facts prove what has been
asserted by Mr.. II. II. Warner, both in
America and abroad, for years, that
Bright's disease of the kidneys can be
cured. When this claim was first made
it was secuted by physicians, but to-day
the leading doctors and scientists in
both hemispheres agree that Bright's
disease not only may be regulated, but
can actually be cured. This is both
cause for gratitude to the thousands of
helpless sufferers who have been restored
to health and also for all patriotic
people that this discovery for the worst
known of q diseases emanated from
America ami was put forth by an Ameri-
can. Instead Of feeling that the hand
of death is laid upon the sufferer when
the presence of this terrible disease is
first discovered, there is ample assurance
from the statements of the above-named
physicians as to the cause and cure that
no sufferer need despond.
Uncle Humsted- Have you good neighbors In the
city? Frank Towner-We have no neighbors at
ALL we live in q Hat.