Birmingham age-herald., 1894-10-06
TIE CARS CONDITION. How the Peace of Europe Is Being
 Undermined. THE SERIOUS RESULTS What People Are Saying About 1t and How It Was Foretold in America Two Years
 Ago.

LONDON, Oct. 2.-Professor Leyden of Berlin, the celebrated specialist, who was sent for by the cSr, has diagnosticated. his ailment as BrighL's disease 1f the kidneys in an advanced stage.- .-PresAEable
 This announcement, simple as it may seem, has thrown the nattans of Europe into state of excitement. B the ozar dies France will probably suffer, Germany be helped, and the nations of Europe unset- tied. aAs
 Two years ago this note of, warning was sounded in America. It became known at that time that the czar was suffering from headaches, depressed feelings, acute pains in various parts of the body. uncertain ap- petite, sleeplessness, and other irregulari- ties. A retinue of court physicians failed to understand what these lunrnistakable symptoms meant; but in America, where discovery and science have accomplished so much, it was instantly seen that the czar was suffering from Bright's disease of the kidneys, which is certain to end in serious disease or death unless taken in time. Acting upon this knowledge the papers of czar was in danger.o
 The natural result has come. Bright's disease, in an advanced stage, has attack ed the lineal descendant of Peter the Great, and the nations of the world await with anxiety the result. Had the note of warn- ing, which WAS sounded in America, been taken the health of the imperial monarch would today undoubtedly be perfect. The great modern malady is Bright's disease. It steals like a thief into the system, show ing the symptoms of nearly every disease and different symptoms in each person. It is the most dangerous of all known dis eases, whether it attacks men, women or innocent children. It is more insidious than consumption and fully as fatal. It's great danger lies in it's deceptive nature, for few people realize that they are it's vic. tims until it Is too late. Indeed there are cases where men and women have died without even suspecting they had the dis ease. There has never been but one remedy for it, although scientists strove for years to find one. That remedy, which is known as household word, which is the means of preserving the lives of so many thou sands of men and women, which is the most popular remedy today, is Warner's Safe Cure. Physicians, scientists, the world in general, all admit this, and whether high or low. rich or poor, when any trouble of this nature attacks them, fly at once to this great sovereign remedy for relief. The trouble is that few people realize in time that they are suffering from Bright's dis ease. It is true they notice they are not we'll that they feel unnatural; that some- thing is the matter; but they do not under- stand how the canker of disease is feeding upon their systems until, alasi too often it becomes too lete.
 The lesson which should come to all as it should have come to the czar two years ago is this: Watch yourself carefully; no- tice your condition; observe your symp- toms. Hyour kidneys, liver, bladder or urinary organs are disordered, irregular or uncertain; if you feel lack of life, dim- ness of vision, letting down of the vital forces; If, indeed, you observe in any de- gree that you are not up to the measure of health which you formerly had, it is the sure sign of Bright's disease. If you have these feelings do not delay for an instant, but put yourself into perfect condition without delay. This you can do if you only will. This the czar could have done two years ago. There is danger in delay, but there is safety in promptness and care.