The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-03-11
RETAIN YOUR SENSES.
Gould You If You Were con-
fined In an Asylum?
MisER!ES OF LIFE.

Ss"icntifc Man VIII" Has Had II Most
Valuable Experience.
We sometimes see in the papers IA
thrilling account Of where a perfectly
sane person has beer confined in an asy-
lum. Think OF it. reader. How long
would you retain your senses if you
We're confined with a numbered lunatics.
night and day. and yet think Of the
physicians in charge of these patients
who are compelled day by day and wear
by year. to live among them. What
wonderful opportunities they have for
studying characteristics and vagaries:
what d wonderful chance for learning
the miseries of life and how best to
overcome them.
We are brought TO these reflections
by a conversation lately had with DIR.
j. c. Spray. Of 1G3 State street. Chicago.
For nearly ten years DIR. Spra, was in
charge of the jefferson. now Cunning.
Institute. at Cunning. Ill. This tremen-
dous institution contained about twelve
hundred patients in the Insane Depart
ment. and fifteen hundred in the Intirm
airy. Among this large number of per
sons there were IA vast number of physi-
cal ailments. DIR. Spray. speaking about
it. said:
II traced the great cause for most of
the mental and. indeed. physical disor-
deis very carefully. and while some au-
thorities make and estimate that seven
ty-five per cent. of the people in the
United States are afflicted with some
form of kidney disease. | do not think
that the rate is so high. taking all ages
into consideration. Before middle life
it is less than seventy five per cent.
but after middle life it is. | should think
fully that percentage"
This is something terrible. doctor.
Few people can certainly be aware that
so large Il percentage exists?"
The doctor thought a moment and
then said: 1T is a fact not generally
recognized that where a person has dis,
eased kidneys and the organs fail to
perform their functions of removing the
waste and the impurities from the sys-
TEN. il soon produces m%elancholia. As
IA result our asylums are filled to over
flowing. while if the people would strike
their kidneys were in good order. there
would be fewer patients in the asyiums.
have noticed that a large portion of
all parcsis cases had kidney difficulties"
What have you found. doctor. to he
the standard and most reliable remedy
in such cases."
DIR. Spray spoke with great confidence.
lie said: Having so man. eases to
treat. tried various remedies. and after
a long and exhaustive trial. finally
decided that Warmers Safe Cure was
the best. most effective and most re-
liable remedy. | found it especially
reliable in cases of incipient Bright's
disease. 1t is certain To stop it.. and
even in the advanced conditions il a!lays
the disease. and. to IN, surprise at first.
cured many cases. Before structural
changes set in, it is certain to cure. If
properly administered.
Has your experience while at the
asylum, doctor. beer confirmed in YOUR
general practice since leaving it,"
Yes. | have occasion to use the Safe
ftJra almost daily N~Io,n, H.,l
traces of albumen in the urine of a
patient. l prescribe the Safe Cure.and in
nearly every instance where | notice in
di%cations of nervous troubles. anal
we the urine. and almost invariably find
it is caused 10y some affection of the
Kidneys. ! 20 have a patient to whom
! am giving the Safe Cure. and find
that is having the desired effect. Some
time ago a gentleman came to me. who
had been examined for life insurance.
and traces Of albumen were found. |
advised the use Of the Safe Cure. and he
passed the examination without diff
Guilty after having used it."
Il understand. then. doctor. that YOU
attribute a large percentage of the ills
of life to some disease of the kidneys
and that you have found the remedy of
which you speak the most effective in
such cases.
Yes. | have no hesitation in saving
that Warmers Safe Cure has my IN
qualified endorsements. ! use it con
stantiy. and would not do SO unless |
thought it possessed curative qualities"
The high standing. wide experience
and great success of DIR. Spray make
his words exceedingly impressive. Their
sincerity cannot be questioned. and their
t~ruthfulness is absolute. Impressed
with this fact, and realizing the impor-
tance Of the same l have transcribed his
words in full and give them herewith.
Su.,..s services by WIRE.