The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-02-19
AMPLY CONFIRMED.
IDEAS VERIFIED
IN AMERIC A.
The Most Important Subject of
the Present Day Settled Be-
yond Question.

The cable dispatches which recently
appeared in the daily papers indicat-
ing the great interest felt throughout
Europe upon subject Of international
interest have naturally awakened
great attention, not to say excitement,
in this city and throughout the land
II 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 iJs
cause are most commendable, and we
are please d to say have. been supple
mented by similar efforts in America
Careful inquiry has been made anon
prominent physicians, and it is sur
prising what uniformity Of opinion is
expressed by them all. That opinion
seems to be that the great modern dis
ease is kidney trouble, and that the
kidneys are tue first organs of the
body To be attacked by oveT-exertion
6r Ol lerindulgence, aud the first to
become weakened by the grip. That
this is most lamentable fact there
can be no doubt, but that these
troubles can be prevented and cured
the investigation made abroad clearly
show. IN the interest of humanity
we have made similar Investigations
and the result is given herewith.
DR.. y. S. Davis said: "Peop'e do not
know what Bright's disease Is. Tue
term is applied popularly to every
trouble that even remotely affects the
kidneys. There are two forms of the
trOuble-One an enlargement and the
other shrinking of the kidneys.
DR.. Flank r. Andrews says: "The
term Brighps disease covers a great
macy complaints. In fact, any case
of albuminaria is called Brighps dis
ease. The majority of these cases are
durable. The reason q man dies of
kidney trouble is the inability of the
organ to perform its functions"
DIR. S Clarke declares: "Ehere was
tipe when any man or woman suffer-
ing from any foIm of kidney trouble
had cause for despair. That time has
passed For the past eight years
have treated every variety OF Kidney
trouble in both men and women, and
/ do not believe there is case 80
severe, no matter of how long stSnd-
ing, thai it cannot be relieved or cured
hy the careful and conscientious use OF
Warmers safe Cure"
Dr. Charles w. Purdy says: "There
are many diseases grouped under the
head of Brighps disease of the kid
news, One of the nsSst serious forms
is alnIos always accompanied by heart
trouble, which frequently causes the
death of the patient. The acute form
will kill the patient within few years
unless he receives proper treatment
DIR. II A Gum, Dean of the United
States Medical College, decl res: "For
years the treatment of Brights dis
ease has been largely experimental. l
am independent enough and frank
enough to commend, most heartily
that great remedy-Warner's Safe
Cure.n .t
DIR. A. b. Hosmer sffirms: ACUTE
Brlghps disease in children IL curable.
The kidneys, you see, are waste gates,
and when they are partially closed
trouble must result"
Dr. Tyre York, of Washington, d.
o., asserts: II think Warner's Safe
Cure a great blessing to mankind, and
if taken regularly will cure almost any
disease of the kidneys. prescribe it
~ j my practice"
DR., q. Washington Earle, of Chicago,
says: "Disease5 of the kidneys may lie
slightOr aggravated. The object to be
attained is to limit the overworked
and worn-out organs to as little ever
else as possible"
DIR. John w. Mapes, of Paris, ILL.,,
says, II am living example of the
virtues OF Warmers Safe Cure, with ut
which should long since have been
dead.
Throughout the land, wherever in
vestigation has been made, the sens
timent seems to he the same.
Phe above unquestioned and un.
questionable testimony proves beyond
adoubt what Mr.. w, H. Warner, OF
Rochester, N Y, boldly declared
more than ten years ago, namely, that
Bright's disease of the Kidneys can ot
cured. Mr.. Warner knew whereof be
affirmed, Tor he himself had been
cured of Bright's disease in it's worst
form. If any reader has peculiar
pains, strange sensations, or unac,
cOuntable feelings, which far too ofle
announce the coming on of kidney
trouble, there Is no need TO desppnd
there Is every reason for hope. A curl
has been, found and proven beyont
question or the possibility of doubt.
order from Secretary EIkIns