Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-04
PNEUMONIA"
What It Really Is-A Newspaper Investi-
CATION Reveals Its Cause and
Describes Its Dangers.
New York Telegram.

Many a strong, well-built man leaves
home to-day, Ssfore night he will have a
chill, and in a few hours he viii be dead
This is the way the dreaded pneumonia
takes people on. The list of notable men
who are its victims is appallingl
WALK Florence the popular actor
who was = porting Joseph jefferson, IS
taken with chill while acting. Next day
the physicians tell US he is doing well. In
ito days he is dead.
Gen. Meigs, able, Loyal, brave, whilc tax
ing bath, feels sudden tremor, weak
ness, and is hurried to his death.
Every one breads this prevalent disorder.
rs cunning Is sudden, its termination usually
speedy.
What causes the terrible scourge9
It IS not sin the air,"-infectious or con-
tagieus. It results from exposure, changes
of weather, and prevails more among the
apparently healthy than among the feeble
Pneumonia, we are told, IS invited by a
certain conditions of the system, Indicated
if one has occasional chills and fevers, q
tendency to colds in the throat and lungs,
rheumatic and neuralgia pains, extreIne
tired feelings, short breath and nIeuritic
stitches in the side, hot and dry skin, loss
OF strength and virility. These indications
may not appear together, they NAV come,
disappear and reappear, the person not
realizing that they are natures warnings
of a coming calamity.
A celebrated New York physician re-
Gently toA the Tribune that puedmonIa was
a second4 ~, disorder. the-zexposure and
cold being IMPLY the agess which develops
ssiiie diseased lready d9yaant in the system
because theR kidneySshav been but par
TALLY doing kheirs dty. In short, pneu-
monia is an NaI$ Indication of bright's
disease condi1eH This impaired action
may exist 81 wears without the patient
suspecting Ab%ause no pain viii be felt
in the kidS&ys o their vicinity, and often
it can beEetecte@ only by chemical and
microsco Zeal examA irion.
The on safeguard g ainst pneumonia is
TO main 4in vigorous condition of the sys-
TEN, an thus prevent u attacks, by using
whatev will radically md eifectually re-
store bill vitality Ahe Kidneys, for
pneumd4ia can never be sevented when
they are disordered. The are scores of
men, and women too, who areAQly too will
ing to preserve these great orgSas and pre-
vent pneumonia who do not know how to
do so. 1t is no easy task. 1t requires care
and the careful use of just the proper thing.
Many persons have questioned what is the
best thing to use, but physicians are quite
generally agreed that nothing so safely and
so certainly does this as Warmers Safe
Cure II is a remedy known to millions
and commended as standard specific
wherever known. 1t does not pretend to
cure an attack of pneumonia, but it does and
can remove the cause of and prevent that
disease if taken in time. No reas enable
man car doubt this if he regards the per-
sonal experience of thousands of honorable
men worthy his favor.
When physician says his patient has
either bright's disease or pneumonia, he
coDfesses his inability to cure, and in
measure he considers his responsibility
ended. In many instances, indeed, persons
are reported as dying from pneumonia,
heart disease, apoplexy and commissions
when the real cause of death and so known
by the physicians is this kidney consump-
ton. Thousands of people have it without
knowing it and perish of it because their
physician will not tell them the facts! The
same fate awaits every one who viii not
exercise his judgment in such matter and
be true to himself, his family and to society.