The record-union., 1894-05-26
That is What We All Suffer
the Most From.
AND KNOW THE LEAST ABOUT
The Surprising Experience of the Wife
of One of New York's Best
Business Men.

There are men, and women, too, who
are suffering with dull and indefinite
pains in various parts of the body, who
feel unaccountably weary, who are often
feyerish, have loss of appetite, strange
bearing-down sensations, general feel
ings of melancholy and who do not know
the reason.
1t is surprising how much these troubles
are increasing. and it is marvellous that so
few people know what they mean. There
is but one cause for all these things and
that is-disordered kidneys. All these
troubles are the first symptoms of
Brighps disease of the kidneys, which,
unless promptly checked, is certain to re-
suit in serious sickness or death. There
is nothing so little understood, yet SO
dangerous, as this great modern disease.
1t attacks people in all walks of life,
steals upon them unawareS, and fixes
itself upon the life before its presence is
realized.
1t is fortunate that medical and chemical
science has discovered remedy for this
great modern monster. Any man or
woman suffering from the first symptoms
OF Brighps disease can positively be re-
perfect health by acting promptly and
taking the right remedy in time. There
is but one certain cure for all these
troubles and that is Warmers Safe Cure.
This is not an idle statement, but one
which has been tested and proven in the
experience OF thousands OF sufferers in
both continents. Testimonials innumer-
able to this effect could be given. Here is
one from the wife of Mr.. ID. w. Warren,
oil L nd nrlJ
merchant, whose place of business is at
Nos. l20, l22 and Ia Franklin street. Mr..
Warren says:
About eight years ago my wife was
troubled with what she thought was rheu-
matism. The doctor insisted upon 1t that
she had Brights disease and informed her
that she was in such a deplorable condi-
ton that it was impossible for medicine
to do her any good. My wife had heard
of Warmers Safe Cure through some OF
her lady friends, who called upon her
from time to time with whom she con-
versed about her illness, and they sug-
gested its use, though she had also read
about it herself and formed a favorable
opinion OF il. Immediately after the dis
couraging information impaired to her by
her physician she concluded she would
use the Cure and accordingly she let her
physician go. He was our family doctor
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my wife was in bed, perfectly helpless.
She could not move either hand or foot
and had to have an assistant turn her
every few moments. After taking the
medicine for three months she received
very material relief, and she continued on
with 1t for six months longer, when she
could turn herself and move about the
bed considerably. She still continued the
treatment for six months more, having
in Nofn EI1rn Of hn
end Of which time she could walk. This
was about six years ago. She finally re-
covered her health and is now as we'll as
most people OF her age, can walk three OF
four miles, get in and out of carriage
without assistance, though upwards oi
seventy years of age. Whenever she
feels anything like a return of her old
troubles, such as pains In her knees or
back, she Immediately has recourse to the
Safe Cure, which she deems indispensa-
BILE, and which she firmly believes has
been the means of saving her life."