Evening journal., 1893-03-14


Fsots-A Cause of sickness Rarely |
suspected-some Remarkable state
ments.
"Do you eat very much meatG'
If you are an American, in fairly good
circumstances. the chances are that you
will answe er, Yes / like plenty of meat
three times day" You may even eat
too much, but you will never dream that
there is any danger in it, although there
is a danger and a very great one. II was
only recently that a well-known physi.
clan called attention to this fact in the
Journal of Health This is what he says:
''The cheapness of meat and a craving
which the systems of most people seem to
have for meat, has made it common for
city people to live almost entirely of
meat in the winter months. Meat is
eaten three times day in large quanti-
ties and that, let me tell you, is the
reason why diseases of the liver and kid
neys are 50 constantly increasing. Too
much meat causes billiousness and in
digestion, and if this Is continued for
any length of time it poisons the entire
system. When you find people COM
planning Of loss of appetite, and sickness
at the stomach, with dull, heavy sensa-
tion in the back Of the head, pain in the
right side and under the shoulder blade,
with fullness after eating, you may
know that their liver and kidneys are
out Of order, and that they are in for a
good spell of sickness before long. When
the liver and kidneys act properly, they
are constantly removing impurities from
the entire body, and when they get out
of order the whole system suffers.
Every one who has experienced the
painful symptoms tnat the physician
describes, and who seeks reliable and
swift remedy for preventing them, will
find valuable advice in the following
remarks made by we'll known people,
whose words are beyond question.
Miss Alice Bowers, of Winfield, o.,
recently said in relating her experience:
Il was troubled with dyspepsia for six
years, was very nervous, could not sleep.
and my head gave me no rest, which
caused my hair to turn gray at the age
of sixteen years. had no appetite my
stomach would not digest the food, and
was afflicted with other ailments. Meat
seemed to lay heavy on my stomach when
eaten, and had most unpleasant effect.
l was finally persuaded to try Warmers
much. After taking it for some little
time, found that l could eat we'll, that
my food digested properly, and all pain
full symptoms disappeared. l am now in
better health than ever before in my
life
A. J. Dewey, the notary public and
well known business man Of Chaumont,
N. Y, tells the following remarkable
story Several years ago my doctors
told me that l had kidney disease and
gravel. At times the pain would be so
acute that l could hardly get to the
house. In my business l had sold
Warmers Safe Cure and, seeing the way
it benefited others, tried il myself,
Before finishing the first bottle was
greatly relieved. told my doctor that
was using this remedy and he said,
keep right on with it, as it is better
than any thing 1 can give you, and in
fact, is the best thing in the world for
kidney and gravel troubles That was
once that cheerfully took a doctor s
advice. Very soon l was all right again,
and therefore | cannot speak too highly
of the great Safe Cure which has done
! so much for me.
W. II Heath of Hastings. Mich, is a
wonderful example Of perfect health en-.
lOlNQ III tAAltAut NiA age nc oNNAbl Ol
I it is explained in the following statement
he makes "Ten years ago l was com
, pletely Frustrated with kidney disorders
: feet and limbs so swollen that l could
not get on my clothes without assistance
The best doctors told me / had Bright's
Disease and that l was SD far gone that
could not live, / went East to New Yorh
state to make a last visit to my friends
. among whom was the late Mr.. Cunning
! ham, carriage maker, of Rochester, n
Y. He recommended Warmers SAFE
Cure so strongly that commenced t
use it at once, and kept at it until
y gradually grew better, all traces Of thu
% disease disappeared and l was finally
cured. 1 am 70 years old, smart as
% cricket, and attending to my business
daily. I can thank Warmers Safe Cur
y - for not being a subject for the under
% teker
% The many painful effects Of imperfec
= digestion, including stomach trouble
and diseases of the liver and kidneys
i are all thoroughly and speedily relieve
- by the help of the great Safe Cure abov
a referred to. The fact that it has II
~ stored to health thousands of men an
women who were unable TO find relief j
auy other way sufficiently proves that
n, can be implicitly relied upon by all VIII
" seek its powerful aid.
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~ THH