The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-02-18
A ASENSATION ABROt D.
HOW AN AMERICAN DISCOv.
BRY HAS AWAKENED
Europe-The Credit is Due to a
Citizen of the United States,
But the Benefits are Shared
by the Entire World.

LONDON, Feb. l6 Considerable ex-
element exists among physicians in
Europe as to the nature of the most
dangerous of modern diseases, and
whether it can be cured Ten years
ago Bright's disease of the kidneys
was pronounced incurabe by almost
the entire medical faculty. To-day
many Of them are in doubt, aud
nearly all the most advanced declare
that it not only can be regulated but
that it can be absolutely cured.
High authorities have taken steps to
ascertain the exact views of the lead
ing physicians of Europe on the sub
ect, and their condensed opinions are
given herewith:
Sir Morrell Mackenzie, the leading
physician of England, said: Il
would say generally that Bright's
disease is curable, but the man or
woman who is troubled with it must
We careful of every action, almost
OF every thought"
MIR. MacLagan, physician to the
Princess Christian ana other members
of the Royal Family, says: "The
name. Bright's disease, covers null
titude of complaints connected with
the kidneys, particularly those com
plants which are due to contamination.
How to arrest ita progress is to answer
the question as to wnat the latest cure
may be-"
Dr. William Edward Robson. ply
sician of the Royal Navy, declared {:
"Like the majority of my professional
brethren, have long regarded
Fright's disease as incurabe. | think
so no longer. Hundreds of my
patients have been cured by the use Cf
Warmers Safe Cure, and | am willing
tn acknowledge and recommend, thus
frankly, the value of this great
remedy"
DR.. samuel Mills, of Charing Cross,
said "Bright's disease is not neces
sarily incurable. The duration of life
will not be seriously impaired if pro-
per precautions are taken.n
DIR. Andrew Wilson, of the Royal
Society of Edinburgh, asserts "War-
ner's Safe Cure is of safe character
and perfectly reliable"
Prof. Gerhardt, of Berlin, saws
t'Rrights disease is durable except in
cases Cf shrinksge of the kidneys,
and even then the patient may live
from six mo1ths to twenty-five years,
during which period improvements in
health may be secured by the use of
remedies insuTiug the normal action
of the heart"
DR. Hoesh, of Berlin, Gays II have
used Warmers Safe Cure myself, as |
have been the victim, on taking the
least cold, or 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 rheumatismal disease 1T
is durable, aud in it's other forms life
may be prolonged"
DIR. Gustav Weber, of Dessau, Ger
many, affirms: "By the use of Is
bottles of Warner Is Safe Cure my gen
eral health has been restored, and l
have completely cured myself of
Bright's disease OF the kidneys"
DIR. Dugardin BeaumetZ, of the
Academy of Medicine, Paris, said {:
THE danger in Bright's disease re-,
suits from the crippled cond ton of
the kidneys, which no longer take out
of the system poisons resulting from
organic substances The treatment
consists in helping the inefficient
faction of the kidneys"
DR.. E. III. Whirsel Huerlimann, OF
Whippengen, Switzerland, makes the
following remarkable assertion: 81
am a living example that Brighps
disease is curable. l suffered with
that complaint for years, and know
that the improvement, appetite and
strength have been caused through
the use of Warmers Safe Cure"
The above facts prove what has been
asserted by Mr H, H. 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 ply
sicians, hut 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 graft
tude to the thousands of helpless suf.
ferers who have been restored to health
and also for all patriotic people that
this discovery for the worst known OF
all diseases emanated from America
and was put forth by an American.
Instead of feeling that the hand Of
death is laid upon the sufferer wher
the presence Of this terrible disease il
first discovered, there is ample assur
aLce from the statements of the aboV,
named physicians as to the cause anC
cure that no sufferer need despond.