The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-07
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In Other Words, Just What is
Your Condition
DON'T TAKE ANY CHANCES.
A Most Unusual Conversation With a
Great New York Professor Reproduced
verbatim-Does it Apply to You:
NeW York EXchange.)

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I am fortunate in knowing promin-
ent professor of this city. He is a man
Of deep research and worldwide popu-
larity. 1t is seldom that he unbosoms
himself, but he did so 10 a circle OF
friends and myself the other evening.
This is what he said:
at is surprising how rapidly the con-
ditions OF life are changing in Amer
lea"
DO you mean, professor, in the man.
ner OF living?"
Yes, and also in the manner of dy-
ing. The habit of life, the nature of
works, even our diet is different from
what it was fifty or even ten years
ago"
do you think then the change has
been for the better?'
Yes and no. We undoubtedly have
a higher state of existence now than
formerly, but for this very reason we
are open to greater dangers We have
modern diseases as well as modern i'm
prOvemerts.''
''Do you consider them serious?"
Undoubtedly. A great strain or
pressure in life naturally brings greater
troubles But above all, and beyond
all, is one great difficulty which may be
correctly called the modern disease.
1t is common TO both men and women
and even children are not free from il.
1t is the least understood and at the
same time the most dangerous of all
known diseases. 1t has no distinct
symptoms of it's own, but has the symp-
toms of nearly every other disease.
Men and women have been afflicted
with it for years and did not know
what allied them. They may have had pc
culiar pains, felt out of sorts, irregu-
larities, headache and scores of other
symptoms and actually did not know
what was the matter until 1t was, per-
hdpS, too late"
ITO what do you refer. rofessor?"
81 refer to Bright's disease of the
kidneys, which I consider nothing less
than a Modern Monster Its great dan
ger is in the very fact that it is so in
sidious. so sly if you please, and indeed
so little understood. Physicians seem
baffied when brought face to face with
ii, and do not hesitate to admit that
there is but one known scientific and
certain remedy for it, whether in its
first or last stages, and that remedy Is
Warmers Safe Cure"
The professor paused for moment
and reflected. Continuing he said:
you may think l am radical in max
ing such statements, but l am not. /
know whereof affirm and 1 know that
there are more men and women who
have disease of the kidneys in some one
of its stages today, than any other
known trouble. and do not except con
sumption. Why, do you know that
many cases of so-called pneumonia are
nothing less than the last stage of
Bright'S disease? And do you also
know that if the kidneys are in perfect
condition it is almost impossible for
the lungs to be out of order, because
the kidneys throw the poison out of the
system that accumulates upon and rots
the lung tissue? Take myp word for II
there are thousands of men. and per-
hapS more women, who do not know IL
but who are today afflicted with kid
ney disease. and / only wish they might
be warned in time
1 was much impressed by the profess
or'S earnest words and produce them
as nearly IS possible for the benefit of
any one who may perhaps be in such
condition as he has described, and
who needs immediate help, and such
help only as can be certain to save.