Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-04
A SENSATION ABROAD.
How an American Discovery Has Awakened
Europe.
The Credit is Due to citizen of the United
states, but the Benefits are shared by the
Entire Would


LONDON, Jan. 30.-Considerable excite.
ment 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 BrighI's disease OF
the kidneys was pronounced incurabe by
almost the entire medical faculty To-day
many Of them are in doubt. and nearly all
the most advanced declare that it not only
can be regulated, but that it can be abso-
lutely cured.
High authorities have taken steps to as
certain the exact views of the leading ply
sicians of Europe on the subject, and their
condensed opinions are given herewith:
Sir Morrell Mackenzie, the leading ply
stefan of England, said: 81 would say gen.
orally that Bright's disease is durable, but
the man or woman who is troubled with 1t
must be careful of every action, almost
OF every thought
DR. MacLagan,s physician to Princess
Christian and other members of the royal
family, says; "The name. Bright's disease.
covers multitude of complaints connected
with the kidneys, particularly those COM
plants which are due to inflammation.
How TO arrest its progress is to answer the
question as to what the latest cure may be-"
DR.. William Edward Robson, physician Of
the Royal Navy, declared: Like the
majority of my professional brethren, I
have long regarded BrighVsdisease as in
scurable. l think so no louger Hundreds
SRf my patients have been cured by the use
q Warmers Safe Cure, Sid am willing to
acknowledge and recoms Rend, thus frankly,
thASalue Of this great medy"
Samuel Mills otfCharing Cross, said:
''BriAt,s disease IS tot necessarily incur
able. Whe duration of life will not be
serioust impaired proper precautions are
taken.
DIR. AndEew VIZ son of the Royal society
OF Edinbug, serts: Warmers Safe
Cure IS OF a4sa& character and perfectly
reliablen NJ
Professor Brhardt of Berlin, says:
"Bright's dise is durable except in cases
Of shrinking Athe kidneys, and even
then the patif t my live from six months
TO twenty-fi& yeafA during which period
Improvement in heaseb may be secured by
the use OF medles HSuring the normal
action Of tha heart"
DIR. Hoesd of Berlin s5ss: 81 have used
Warmers S fe Cure myselfAes have been
the victim, on taking,the h2st cold, of
rheumatism end palpitation or the heart.
This sensi #lity has disappeared, also the
action of thA heart is quietern
Professor AVinternitz of Vienna says of
Bright's rhEumatisnal disease: at is
durable, and7n its other forms Life may be
prolonged"
DIR. Gustav Weber of Dessau, Germany,
attirms: by the use of 10 bottles of War
ner's Safe Cure my general health has been
restored, and / have completely cured my
self of Bright's disease of the Kidneys"
DR.. Dugardin Beaumetz of the Academy |
OF Medicine, Paris, said: 1.-THE danger |
In Brights' disease results from the Grip
pied condition of the kidneys, which no |
longer take out of the system poisons re-
sulting from organic substances. The |
treatment consists in helping the inefficient |
action of the Kidneys
DR.. E H. Whirsel-HuerAman OF Whip |
pengen, Switzerland, makes the following. |
assertions: 81 am a living ek-.
ample that Bright's disease is durable 1 !
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 as
serted by Mr.. H II. Warner, both in Amer
lea 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 regu-
lated, but can actually be cured. This is
both cause for gratitude to the thousands of
helpless sufferers who have been restored |
70 health and also for all patriotic people
hat this discovery for the worst known of
Ill diseases emanated from America and |
was put forth by an American. Instead of
feeling that the hand of death is laid upon
he sufferer when the presence of this terri
Die disease is first discovered. there is am
pie assurance from the statements of the
lbove-named physicians as to the cause and
'ure that no sufferer need despond.