Birmingham age-herald., 1894-10-19
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Good News and Counsel for Men and Women of Every Age and Social Con-
 dition.

From the age of 40 to that of 60 man who properly regulates himself may be con- sidered in the prime of life. From 30 to 50 the same can be said of women. But there are critical periods before that time and far more critical ones thereafter. There are so many things attacking. us all through life that life itself nay be said to be filled with critical periods; but throughout it all there is one great, one paramount danger. It is a danger that has been brought about by modern civilization.
 It is danger that menaces both men and women.
 It is a danger that is most insidious be- cause it is so little understood.
 It is a danger that is most treacherous and deceitful.
 That danger is Bright's disease of the kidneys.
 It attacks both men and women, and it attacks them in different manners and at various periods of their lives. It steals like thief into the system and robs it of the health, the vitality, the life, before the victim is aware. It is the worst, the most widespread, the most to be dreaded disease of modern times. &
 There has fortunately been an absolute cure for this great modern malady discov- many people that do not realize their dan. ger and who do not take it in time.
 If any man feels @ loss of strength, of vi- tality and ambition; If he realizes he is not in the condition he formerly was; if he has occasional headaches, loss of appetite and color, odor, frequency or ipfrequency of the fluids of the body, he certainly has the marked symptoms of Bright's disease of the kidneys and he needs to take the only known remedy for this trouble, which is Warner's Safe Cure.seSAs.>avz--'
 If any we man feels Respondent, weak, depressed, bearing. down sensations; if she is uncertain, Irregular and at a loss to understand her condition; if, in short, she becomes sallow, emaciated and without ap. petitsj or if she becomes full habited or bloated, she may be sure she has the symp- toms of Bright's disease, and that she needs the truest friend which any woman ever had, which is Warner's Safe Cure.
 What prominent lady did under these same circumstances fs given below:
 BEocKroN, Mass. March IA, 1894.
 Some i've years since suffered much from pain in the back; had strange mental Authorizations, loss of appetite, scanty and dark colored fluid which scalded in passing, bad taste in the mouth in the morning, loss of nerve tone, restless nights, gradual loss ofweight and energy, and dark and saliow skin. I had nc ambi- tion to go about my daily duties. Even the weight of my clothes was oppressive. My sister had taken Warner's Safe Cure for fe. uAlc WeAkuobS, huu uttu Do6u uolpeu muCu by it. I gave up my physician and pur- chased one bottle, and after taking it felt like another person. My appetite returned and my wnoles system was invigorated. slept better nights; in fact my health re- returned, and felt like new woman. Up to the present time have taken twenty bottles, and have found it an invaluable remedy. It gives me great pleasure to testify to its worth, hoping that some one who suffers as did may be led to take it through reading this and be helped thereby. MRS. J. H. PAGE.