St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-01-30
ITLOVES A SHINING MARX.
THE TERRIBLE RAvAGEs OF
GRIP.
What the Best Doctors Say About
1t. They Fear That 1t rs on the

1t. They Fear That 1t rs on the
Increase.
The grip goes marching on, says the New
York journal. Twelve deaths from il yester-
day.
Wires and cables continue to flash tIdings
OF its ravages from all parts of The world,
but there are thousands of prostrations that
never come to the public eye. The disease
Is SO widespread that statisticians cannot
Eeep account of the multitude of new cases
OF grip which develop hourly. 1t has driven
many persons to insanity, and the brute Gre
alton does not escape.
DR.. George f. Shrady says:
1T is impossible to say when the grip will
decrease. In past seasons the death rate was
heaviest in February If people keep them
selves to the highest point Of health they
need have little fear Of the grip"
DR.. w. u. Purple says:
I'll is my firm belief that the epidemic will
increase In severity dvring the next thirty
Gays. Inc first case appeared here about
four weeks ago. Facts OF previous epidemics
OF the kind show that it has never begun to
decline until after from eight to ten weeks -
DR.. Cyrus Edison, of the Health Depart
ment, said:
-! cannot say whether or not the epidemic
will Increase. In my opinion the death rate
from grip and similar diseases is greatly in
creased by carelessness on the part of conva-
descent patients"
The most cases where death has resulted
from the grip it has been found upon exam
ination that the kidneys have been seriously
diseased. III other words grip is really but
one OF the many forms which the deceitful
and deadly kidney disease assumes The
head may ache, but the kidneys cause il 10
do so. The muscles and limbs may be in
PAIN but the kidney poison causes it,
The inference is plain. Keep the kidneys
In perfect condition and you need have no
fear OF grip. Do you ask how? BY doing as
ic
renee. Mr.. j. A. Calls, of Dickinson. N D.,
says: II was taken sick in Chicago with the
| grip took everything that could be thought
OF. but got no better. At last tried Warner S
minutes for twenty-four hours, when the
phlegm broke loose. l raised quantities of
| ia quart or more. 1t seemed as though
could not eXpectorate fast enough. What
was the result? This great remedy cured me- -
MT VIM. L. Simpson, of GloversvilIe, n. Y,
makes the following remarkable statement:
| Il mad severe attack of the grip last winter
which centered in my Kidneys and left me in
very bad shape. had an all gone feeling in
my back, which caused faintness whenever ]
attempted to stand on my feet. Warner
| Safe Cure cured me-
Mr.. D. Swinton. Waynesborough. Ont, de-
clares: Last winter l suffered intensely
| from the grip My doctors could not help
me. had heard of Warmers safe Cure, and
decided to try it. l took but one bottle, and
was Immediately relieved. 1 only took two
| OOtIASo III all WHcll 1 WIS around as well as
ever. while two of my friends, who were doc.
| torlng with the usual remedies, died. con-
| slider that Warmers Safe Cure saved my life. -
The great danger of grip is in its deceitful
ness. coming unannounced, from those
| littleunderslood organs, the kidneys, il
seizes the life, robs the health and leaves the
victim worse than before the attack 1t is
| necessary for men, and still more SO fol-
women, TO be constantly on guard, to use all
| possible precaution and avert its oncoming
And for this purpose there is nothing which
can equal the great and safe cure above men
| toned