The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-09-07
ARE YOU CERTAIN
In Other Words, Just What is
Your Condition?
DON'T TAKE Any CHANCES.
A Most Unusual Conversation With
n Great New York Professor Re-
produced vebatim-DOes it Apply
to You.

|, I am fortunate in knowing a prom
inent professor of this city. He1s a
man of deep research and Worldwide
popularity. 1t is seldom that he un-
tbosoms himself, but he did so to a
circle of friends and myself the other
evening. This is what he said:
TT is surprising how rapidly the con-
ditions of life are changing in Amer
ica.'
DO you mean, professor, in the man
ner of living?"
Yes, and also in the manner of
dying. The habits of life. the nature
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
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 mos-
ern improvements
DO you consider them serious?'
Undoubtedly. A greater strain
pressure in life naturally brYnss3
greater troubles. But above all, and be-
You'd 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 1t. 1t is the least unders TODD and
at the same time the most dangerous
OF all known diseases. It has no dis
tinct symptoms of its own, but has
the symptoms 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
mad peculiar pains, felt out of sorts.
irregularities, headache and scores Of
other symptoms and actually did not
know what was the matter until il
was, perhaps, too late
TO what do you refer, professor?''
Il refer to Bright's disease of the
kidneys, which I consider nothing hess
than Modern Monster. It's grAat
danger is in the very fact that it1is
so insidious, so sly, if you please. and
indeed so little understood Physfsians
seem baffied when brought face to face
with II, and do not hesitate to admit
tnat there is but one known scientific
ana certain remedy for it, whether in
us nrst or last stages. and that rem
edy is Warmers Safe Cure"
Ihe professor paused for a moment
and reflected. Continuing he said:
GU may think that 1 am radical
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not. L know whereof I affirm and 7
know that there are more men and
women who have disease of the kid
neys in some one Of it's stages TO-DAY
tnan any other known trouble and
do not except consumption. Whv do
you know that many cases of so-caIled
pneumonia are nothing less than tbe
last stages of Brights disease? And
40 you also know that if the ki6n1-s
are in perfect condition.it is aIrhost
impossible for the lungs to be onS Of
ofaer, because the kidneys throw tba
poison out of the system that aeon
INITIATES upon and rots the lung tissns3se =
rake my word for it, there are tbS 49,.
SANDS of men. and perhans MOI
women, who do not know if bT+ w mr.
are today afflicted with kidney disaara
in time ""IiAeu
l was much impressed by the nro. 4.
Iessor's earnest words and reprod,ts- &
tnem as nearly as possible for ~
cement OF any one who NAV nerbsns
oe IN such condition as he has d.
scrlbed, and who needs inn1a me- ot-
nelp' and such help only as can he c.
TAIN TO save.-NeW York Exchange