The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-19
In Time OF DANGER
A Trashh'r,s, To- lurking in Town
and tsgstrI
HOW TO CONQUER IT.
Good News and Counsel For 1Ien aud
Women of Every Age md
Social Condion.

From the age OF forty to that OF sixty, o
mum who properly regulates himself may
be considered In the prime OF lite. From
thirty to fifty tho same can 10 said Of
women. But there are critical periods
before that time and far more critical
thereafter. There are 30 many things at
tacking us all through life. that life 1t
self may he said to be liiled with critical
periods; but throughout 1t all there Ia
one great, one paramount danger 1t Is
a danger that has been brought about by
modern civilization.
1t is a danger that menacss both mon
and women.
IL Is a danger that s IN oet insldious be-
cause 1t IL 50 little understood.
II Is Il danger that is most treacherous
and deeeitful.
That danger la Brght's disease of the
kidusys.
1t attacks both men and women and 1t
attacks them III different manners and Mt
various periods of their lives. H. steHls
like thief INTO tho system and robs It OF
the health, the vitality, the life. before
tho victim Ia aware 1t Is the worst the
most widespread, tho most to- be.dreaded
disease OF modern times
There has fortunately been an absolute
cure Tor this great modern malldy dis
covered, but unfortunately there are u
great many people that do not renlize
their danger and who do not take it in
time.
III any man feels n loss 'of strength, of
vitality and ambition; IL lie realizes he is
not IN the condition hs formerly was; II
he has occasional headaches. loss OF ap
petite and peculiar pains, II he notices u
peculiar color, odor. frequency or inIre
quency OF the lluds OF the body, he Ger.
tatnly has the marked symptoms OF
BrlRhCs disease Of the kidneys and he
needs to take the only known remedy for
this trouble, which is Warmers Safe Cure.
If any woman feels despondeEU. weak.
depressed bearing down SENSATIONS; II
she ls uncertain, rre2 ular and ut u loss to
understand her condition; it, In sholt she
becomes sailow, emacllted and without
appetite; or IL she becomes full habitsu or
boated. she may be sure she has the
symptoms OF Brlghts disease. ana thut
she neeIs the truest freud which any
woman ever had which ls Warner's Safe
Cure.
What a prominent lady did under these
same crcum stances Is given below:
BEocKroN. MASS. March II. 1894.
Some five years since 1 suffered much
from pain In tho Dack had strange men.
tai haliucinations, 'os9 OF appetite, scanty
and dark cooIed fluid which scaled In
passing. bal taste In the mouth la the
morning, loss of nerve tone. restless
nights. gradual loss OF weight and had
no ambition to NO about my daily duties.
Even the weight OF my clothes was op.
pressive. My sister had taken Warmers
SufB Curo for female weakness, anu had
boen helped much byi II. l gave up my
physlcian.and purchased ono bottle. and
after taking it felt like another parsun.
NV appetite returned and my whole sys-
tenn was invlEoratei. slept Dstter nights
in fact my ioalUh returned. and felt ike
new woman. Up to the present time
have tuken twenty bottas aud have
found 1t an Invaluable remedy. 1t gives
me great pleasure to testify To It's worth,
hopin. thal some one who suffered us |
did may bo led to take IL through reading
this. aud be helped thereby
Mrs i. Ii. PAGE